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In a future Earth where robots rule, a bad robot whose hard drive was destroyed tries to stop a droid civil war in order to find a stash of weapons.
When Omega Doom (Rutger Hauer) strides into the fray, the machines hone in on the stranger and the slaughter intensifies. As combatants are decimated and the survivors get closer to the mythical stash of the guns, the question becomes, "Will there be anything left to kill?"
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Omega Doom is one of the worst science fiction movies I have ever seen. It's extremely low budget, which isn't necessarily a bad thing but, the financial limitations of the movie means most of it is dialogue for exposition. This also wouldn't be terrible if the writing was good but, it's not. Everything about this movie is slow, cheesy, and cliche.
This movie is light years ahead of the Nemesis series by Pyun, but still damn near incomprehensible. It is one of the more pretentious sci-fi films I've seen, but where it does succeed is as a post-apocalyptic indie tortured artist drama. The movie makes about as much sense as that description. Brandon Williams ★★★.
Jul 16, 2013 · Omega Doom presents a different scenario for the a post apocalyptic future in which machines have taken over. Rather than the idea of humanity living in capsules and connected to a 3D interactive computer simulation, we are simply extinct, or so the machines believe.
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Omega Doom (Rutger Hauer) is one such cyborg. He is programmed to destroy everything that moves until a sharp blow to the head causes a short and makes him want to help the planet's few remaining human beings regain control. Sci-Fi 1997 1 hr 24 min. R. Starring Rutger Hauer, Shannon Whirry, Norbert Weisser. Director Albert Pyun.
