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User Rating:
3.7/10   318 votes
Director:
David Flores
Writers:
Jeff Coatney (writer)
Kevin VanHook (writer)
Release Date:
6 April 2008 (Russia) more
Genre:
Action | Adventure more
Plot:
In 1923 legendary film director Cecil B. DeMille finished the epic film The Ten Commandments (1923). After filming was completed... more | add synopsis
User Comments:
Better than average for the Sci-Fi Channel more

Cast

 (Credited cast)

Morena Baccarin ... Alice Carter

Adam Baldwin ... Jesse Carter

Victor Webster ... Mark
George Kennedy ... John Tevis

Azie Tesfai ... Jamie

Richard Kind ... Ira

John Aniston ... Nigel Barrington

Kristina Sisco ... Meagan
Grinnell Morris ... Young Producer
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Alan Kemper Armani ... Archaeologist

Eric Artell ... Tommy

April Bowlby ... Heather

Dan Castellaneta ... De Mille

Henry Dankwah ... Egyptian Soldier

Melissa Di Meglio ... Field Reporter
Shannon Garnett ... Egyptian Priest
Jamel Gay ... Archeology Student

Kathleen LaGue ... Screaming Woman
Charles Lister ... Buford
Jeff Manzanares ... Sherif
Raymond O'Connor ... Dale

Alejandro Patino ... Raoul

A.J. Presley ... Archeology Student
Angel Princess ... Archaeology Student
Nick Principe ... Anubis Creature

Anthony Reynolds
Wayne Roadie ... Archaeology Student
Jack Samson ... Johnny

Daniel Mark Stafford ... Black Robe Priest

Chelse Swain ... Carrie
Diana Terranova ... Ghost Woman

Sigmund Watkins ... Egyptian Soldier
Paul Weber ... Pharaoh
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Additional Details

Runtime:
USA:90 min | USA:120 min (including commercials)
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
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Fun Stuff

Quotes:
Jesse Carter: He hasn't been in your BRAIN! In your MIND! more
Movie Connections:
References First Blood (1982) more

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8 out of 8 people found the following comment useful:-
Better than average for the Sci-Fi Channel, 9 April 2008
5/10
Author: JoeB131 from United States

Which is actually one of those "Leper with the most fingers" distinctions.

The plot is kind of straightforward. We discover that an ancient evil was entrapped in an artifact. That artifact was moved to the United States by Cecil B. Demille, who used it in his first version of the Ten Commandments, then inexplicably buried the sets in the middle of the desert.

Flash to the present day, where a married couple of archaeologists played by Firefly veterans Adam Baldwin and Morena Baccarin, uncover the city, with the help of an Iraq War vet and his grandfather. What follows are the typical made for TV kills of ancillary characters, a dune buggy chase and some bad CGI.

Still, I'm recommending this film on the basis of the characterizations by Baldwin and Baccarin.

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