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Release Date:
4 January 2003 (USA) moreTagline:
There can be only one dominant species.Plot:
Workers in an underground lab fight for their lives against a cloned dragon they created. full summary | add synopsisUser Comments:
mild appeal of B movie that isn't pretentious more (46 total)Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Dean Cain | ... | Capt. David Carver |
 | Kristine Byers | ... | Dr. Meredith Winter |
 | Robert Zachar | ... | Dr. Ian Drackovitch |
| Marcus Aurelius | ... | Dr. Greg Travis |
 | Robert DiTillio | ... | Kevin Korisch |
| Vesela Dimitrova | ... | Bailey Kent (as Vassela Dimitrova) |
 | Hristo Shopov | ... | Capt. Sergei Petrov |
| Chuck Echert | ... | Cookie |
| Kelly Wilborn | ... | Dying Mother |
| Hector Kleist | ... | Knight #1 |
| John Barnsall | ... | Knight #2 |
| Chad Boyer | ... | Knight #3 |
| Matthew Coe | ... | Knight #4 |
| Matt Harris | ... | Knight #5 |
| Darius Kerns | ... | Knight #6 |
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Rated R for language.Parents Guide:
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85 minCountry:
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StereoFilming Locations:
Sofia, BulgariaFun Stuff
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The split screens were added in the edit as an attempt to make the "talking heads" scenes more interesting. moreGoofs:
Factual errors: The opening scenes are set in AD 1109. Later, in the staff meeting, this is referenced as the 11th century instead of the correct 12th century. moreFAQ
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This is a formula B science fiction movie, and the director made no bones about it. It is about a dragon who is restored to life by a scientific team. Everything done is stuff you've seen many times before. It is a weak script, with no real characters. In fact, it is full of stereotype characters and situations. The director attacks this by just making it a formula movie, with no attempt to fool us, and that gives this movie a mild appeal, but it isn't something you're likely to remember a while. It is best seen while you're cooking, cleaning, working out. Sort of mindless fun. It has its place in entertainment, but it certainly isn't something you sit down with friends to watch, unless you're all just drunk and don't care. The mass rating of 3.2 is probably fair. I don't think it is as crappy as most people, but I am surprised that some people in the postings thought this was spectacular. That really eludes me, as I see no attempt to even make this a memorable film.