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I know what you’re thinking, dear lord do we need another DOOM movie after the 2005 box office flop? Well if Universal Pictures have their say then the answer is yes.
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If a new Doom movie was to made in the same vein as the 2016 reboot, I think it would be safe in the director of Hardcore Henry's hands. BUT and a big but. There isn't a lot of story or character to play with to really aim for a commercial blockbuster movie. I love DOOM, but it isn't movie material. and when they stray from what makes Doom Doom, the original Doom movie came out.
We never got a Doom movie to begin with. I know some movie with the Rock came out with Doom as the title. But does anyone actually consider that an actual Doom movie?
The first one was a really good popcorn flick. The ending when it went first person was epic.
can you smell what the Rock is cooking?
As much as they tried to make a left turn with the first movie, I actually thought it was pretty entertaining. I wonder if they thought they couldn't go full DOOM without upsetting the public, and that's why it was softer. It's not like we haven't had demons and hell spawn before though, so I dunno.