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http://urllio.com/r50ihAn elite group of soldiers on a covert mission to retrieve a scientist from an underground lab encounter an ancient evil in the facility.
A team of mercenaries under the command of hard-charging war veteran Mack (Gooding Jr.), are contracted by a mysterious CIA operative named Elissa (Cruz) to rescue a scientist (Perlman) working on an archeological discovery deep under the Middle Eastern desert. With the help of a mysterious priest (Rollins), Mack and his team soon discover the true secret of what lies beneath the sands. A secret that has been protected for thousands of years. A secret that is not of this Earth
The Devil's Tomb has a classic "B" cinema plot, and it counts on its cast with various actors of a medium caliber, something which is not usual on this kind of movies.That could indicate an excellent screenplay...or actors who sacrificed their dignity in order to win some money.The Devil's Tomb is somewhere in the middle of that...its screenplay is not very good, but it is not bad either, and the movie is not bad to say that the actors sacrificed their dignity.In summary, we are in presence of a mediocre but moderately entertaining horror film.<br/><br/>On the previously mentioned cast, we have Cuba Gooding Jr., an Academy Award winning actor who sent his career to hell after participating on horrible comedies (like Boat Trip) and laughable dramas (like Radio); The Devil's Tomb is better than the movies he tends to participate, but that does not mean this film is very good.And, on the cast, we also have Ray Winstone, Ron Perlman, Taryn Manning and Bill Moseley.It was very weird for me to see them participating on a low-budget and straight-to-DVD horror film.The reason of that may be its director, Jason Connery (son of the famous Sean), making his first work as a director with material which is familiar to him, because he has participated as an actor on other straight-to-DVD horror films (like Brotherhood of Blood and Alone in the Dark 2).The main fail from The Devil's Tomb is that it has many clichés.<br/><br/>Connery made a decent work, because he keeps a good rhythm and he created a few sequences which produce adequate atmosphere and suspense.Besides, the story may not be too original and, as I mentioned before, it has many clichés, but it is well structured more or less.I also appreciated the energy and enthusiasm shown on the performances.<br/><br/>In conclusion, I will give a slight recommendation to this mediocre but moderately entertaining movie, although the final experience is forgettable.However, I cannot deny this movie ended up being a bit better than I expected.
This movie is so bad it's insulting, doubly so because of the cast it has. It wins the waste-of-film decathlon, from a horrible plot to terrible dialogue to cliché acting and plot devices to "action scenes" that are just baffling.<br/><br/>First off, whoever wrote this movie is either a pseudo-Christian or they're not a Christian at all, and rather than do anything remotely like researching the topic of their script, they just kind of assumed everything. This movie lost me from the moment it was "revealed" that the first crazy guy they ran into was "quoting Scripture....Old Testament...Hebrews 9:22." Hebrews is in the Old Testament, huh? Since when? It just gets progressively worse from there. The person writing this knows nothing about Christian mythology or the angelic conflict. They just assume things:<br/><br/>1. "Nephilim are fallen angels" - incorrect. There are no views of the term which say they were the fallen angels, the closest thing to it is the belief that they were the children of angels and men (Gen 6:1-4), whose souls became demons after they were killed.<br/><br/>2. Apparently, angels fell to the earth 2000 years ago - nope, no angels were busy falling to the earth when Christ walked it. The fall happened LONG before human history began. Sheesh, even Milton knew that.<br/><br/>3. God imprisoned angels in ice under remote parts of Iraq where He didn't foresee Americans digging for WMDs - oh this is comical. Gotta love it when God doesn't foresee something happening. The demons are imprisoned in the Abyss, the entrance to which was said to be beneath the Tigris and Euphrates rivers - not just under the sand in Iraq.<br/><br/>And on and on it goes. If you know anything about Christianity you'll be fuming by the end of this turd of a movie. Makes me wonder how they got Cuba Gooding jr. to do this film; Ron Perlman doesn't surprise me so much because he's a little like Samuel L. Jackson and will do just about any film presented to him.<br/><br/>Apart from the glaring Christian mythology mixups, there's also the fact that this movie is one bad cliché after another. They're told the complex collapsed because of seismic activity, yet when they go inside, no one is alarmed at the fact that not one thing is out of place. Usually when there's an earthquake, the place settings at the tables and all the stuff on the shelves won't be in perfect order afterwards. People who have abortions shouldn't wander off alone looking for their aborted fetus when they hear a girl calling "Mommy" (not once, but twice). The action scenes were pathetic, the dialogue was vomitous, and the entire movie was punctuated by some sort of memory Cuba's character kept having that had almost nothing to do with the story itself.<br/><br/>Do yourself a favor and skip this movie at all costs. About the only thing it managed to do well was be disgusting. It's that bad - and I gave Delgo a good review, for reference's sake.<br/><br/>By the way, to the editor who reads this before posting - your spellchecker doesn't know how to spell DIALOGUE.
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