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08/14/05
The Omega Code (1999)
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Reviews Counted:24
Fresh:2
Rotten:22
Average Rating:3/10
Consensus: Mysticism, overacting, and overall gimcrackery eventually weigh down the story.
Runtime: 1 hr 40 mins
Genre: Action/Adventure
US Box Office: $0
Synopsis: Dr. Gillen Lane (Van Dien) is a famous motivational speaker and New Age guru who unknowingly becomes a pawn in the game of Stone Alexander (York), a corrupt businessman whose goal it is to control... [More]
Starring: Casper Van Dien, Michael York, Catherine Oxenberg, Michael Ironside
Director: Robert Marcarelli
Reviews for The Omega Code
No review available.
07/08/04
I see everything.
10/03/03
No review available.
02/13/03
The story is dumb. The actors are dumb. Even the special effects are dumb. But not half as dumb as you'll feel if you pay to get in.
02/08/03
No review available.
07/30/02
With a better direction, casting and some rewriting, this film could have been a lot better.
01/01/01
God-awful script! The people who brought us weepy televangelists with big pink hair now subject us to this.
01/01/00
While The Omega Code is occasionally lacking in the techno-wizardry so common in similar films it makes up for it with a good plot.
01/01/00
After a promising start, Omega Code devolves into chase after chase, cliche after cliche, until you've finally forgotten just what it is that darn old code's supposed to do in the first place.
01/01/00
Quick-paced editing; good special effects.
01/01/00
Gives 'Great Tribulation' new meaning.
01/01/00
With bad acting, hillarious dialogue, and ludicrous plot turns that make this a future candidate for Mystery Science Theater 3000 mockery, The Omega Code lurches ahead in fits and starts.
01/01/00
Flabby, pathetic little mess concocted by a consortium of evangelical Christians.
01/01/00
Laughably simplistic and confoundingly muddled.
01/01/00
Top CriticThe Omega Code has some of the funniest bits I've seen in a film in a long time, and they're all due to the shocking incompetence of Van Dien as an actor.
01/01/00
I'm all for family-friendly entertainment with a minimum of sex, violence, and foul language -- that is, when done right.
01/01/00
The premise of the story is good, but the execution of that story leaves a lot to be desired.
01/01/00
Neither smart and provocative enough to inspire serious religious debate nor amateurish enough to qualify as good schlock.
01/01/00
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