Doom (2005)

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4.6 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 10 April 2018

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Summary

Long before he took on a Rampage of giant gorillas, wolves and lizards, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson led a squadron of Doom-ed Marines to Mars for another blowout with video game baddies. The 1993 first-person shooter Doom changed the way millions looked at their PCs. So why wasn’t the 2005 movie adaptation a similar success? Join Justin, Arnie, and Stuart as they analyze the DNA of this box office bomb to determine if its the handiwork of angels or demons.

{Video Game Series}

{Doom Series}

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0:00.0	["AozineWhoa Cuter Game of China's Papa Speed
0:23.6	LookDem annotation
0:28.9	Stop to calm action, classified research older by ID6627
0:33.9	If at a level 5 bridge, the McQuarran Team Procedures immediately
0:38.9	McQuarran Team Procedures now
0:41.9	Welcome, now playing podcast review of Doom
0:45.9	Welcome to the arc, Candleman
0:47.9	Part of now playing video game movie review series
0:51.9	Look alive, man, game time
0:54.9	Hosted by Arnie
0:56.9	That is all
0:57.9	Justin
0:58.9	Same on name, baby
0:59.9	Ed Stewart
1:01.9	Or okay, they just get shitless
1:03.9	This podcast may contain detailed glass boilers and harsh language
1:07.9	I took his name in vain
1:09.9	Listen to our discretion, he's advised
1:11.9	I guess he got a face of demons sometimes
1:16.9	Today we're discussing
1:18.9	Doom
1:20.9	Starring Carl Urban
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