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Epoch: Evolution

  • TV Movie
  • 2003
  • R
  • 1h 34m
IMDb RATING
4.3/10
707
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Epoch: Evolution (2003)
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10 years after the first Alien object (Torus) arose. Two more Torus appear causing havoc on a global level.10 years after the first Alien object (Torus) arose. Two more Torus appear causing havoc on a global level.10 years after the first Alien object (Torus) arose. Two more Torus appear causing havoc on a global level.

  • Director
    • Ian Watson
  • Writers
    • Sam Wells
    • Jonathan Raymond
  • Stars
    • David Keith
    • Angel Boris Reed
    • Billy Dee Williams
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  • IMDb RATING
    4.3/10
    707
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Ian Watson
    • Writers
      • Sam Wells
      • Jonathan Raymond
    • Stars
      • David Keith
      • Angel Boris Reed
      • Billy Dee Williams
    • 17User reviews
    • 4Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    David Keith
    David Keith
    • Mason Rand
    Angel Boris Reed
    Angel Boris Reed
    • Sondra
    • (as Angel Boris)
    Billy Dee Williams
    Billy Dee Williams
    • Ferguson
    Brian Thompson
    Brian Thompson
    • Tower
    Jeffrey Gorman
    • Doyle
    P.K. Ewing
    • Wilkes
    Velizar Binev
    Velizar Binev
    • Samuel
    Biliana Petrinska
    Biliana Petrinska
    • Gordeova
    Tyrone Pinkham
    • Gunman
    Michael Ash
    Michael Ash
    • Business Man
    John Barnes
    • Admiral
    Kate Goggin
    • Spokesperson
    John Hansson
    • Genesis Speaker
    Ray Hartbarger
    • General Hines
    Mark Herndon
    • Reporter #4
    D.J. Johnson
    • Comm Officer
    Adrienne McQueen
    Adrienne McQueen
    • Reporter
    Dessi Morales
    • Kellenworth
    • (as Desislava Nikolova)
    • Director
      • Ian Watson
    • Writers
      • Sam Wells
      • Jonathan Raymond
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    1david-569

    You have got to be kidding me..

    This came on after some other movie, on TV and it ran for awhile in the background until I got up to look and see, was it really as bad as it sounded? Answer: worse.

    The writing is, well, what writing. No actor could make it jump, and Keith did not disappoint in this area. There was no pop, no drama, no NUTTIN' in his voice. I sat through a few mins of it and can only say it is no wonder we are turning into a 3rd class country. We can't write our way out of a paper bag, we do not have actors that can act, preferring to import them from elsewhere, etc etc etc.

    This flick is as bad as it gets. I shan't even start in on the visual. All involved with this flick ought to be drummed out of the business and never allowed in the industry again. It is as bad as it gets. Worse.
    gohmifune

    Very good

    I wish I could've seen this high budget movie in theaters, i loved the first one, and it kept me interested throughout. The plot was very much the same as the first one mixed with a bit of Taken, but that isn't bad, very good in fact, the plot was good, the religious overtones worked real well like in the first movie. There was also good acting, David Keith was real natural in his role, and just about all the characters likable when supposed to be and dislikable when supposed to be. All in all, the best tho hours I've had in recent weeks. A good watch.
    4tabuno

    An Interesting Sci Fi Sequel that Can't Escape the Weak Script

    9 June 2012. Poor acting in places, illogical jumps of believable plot outcomes make for a by the numbers sequel. The beginning sequences of an assassin who really doesn't look much like a very good one starts out losing most of the movie's steam by the time the potentially intriguing torus appears again, and yet the international military conflict seems oddly manipulatively even though the hoped for tight script shows through briefly. There are just too many pat answers, predictable outcomes to make this movie really that enjoyable or interesting. This movie is a let down and disappointment. The special effects, especially of the torus which seems a lot worse for wear is perhaps the real disaster. There is too much warmed over from the original to keep a sustained interest.
    3shawn-27

    Two devices, two different effects on people

    The previous commenter got confused somehow.

    There were two devices. The one in Paris healed people but the one in Russia killed people. The men that injured and killed and then stayed so were at the Russian site. I wonder why they didn't bring up this difference when considering which of the devices they should attack, but I suppose that is asking for too much from a movie like this.

    Now if the poster wanted to talk about the bad things in the movie he could have brought up the dialog or perhaps the poorly thought out bad guys, or some of the other quick fixes the movie took. The bad guys didn't seem to have much reason for their decisions other than a fear of something different. They also seemed to miss a major plot point after all of their study.

    So while the movie isn't that good it did at least stay consistent. I wonder if we will be seeing a third movie in a few years to help further explain/muddy the water.
    1winner55

    TV dreck

    amateurish space trash.

    politically retarded; scientifically inaccurate; religiously barbaric.

    and of course, there's the bad story; bad photography; bad editing; laughably inept dialog.

    no point talking about the acting here; these 'professional' actors are reciting lines on cue without any sense that the lines might accumulate into meaningful speech - for the simple reason that it is impossible for them to accumulate into some kind of meaningful speech - it is the usual TV-space-trash babble that people in LSD-flashback really admire.

    crap.

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    • Trivia
      Before the Torus is unlocked and entered, one of the displays used to monitor technical data is exactly the same display used in Deep Core (2000).
    • Goofs
      The text graphic displayed when showing Manila, Philippines is misspelled "MANILLA"
    • Connections
      Follows Epoch (2001)

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    • Release date
      • November 29, 2003 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Languages
      • Spanish
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Epoch 2
    • Filming locations
      • Bulgaria
    • Production company
      • Unified Film Organization (UFO)
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    • Runtime
      1 hour 34 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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