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Tom's Hardware > Forum > Entertainment > Guns, Swords and Mohawks - Doomsday Review

Guns, Swords and Mohawks - Doomsday Review

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Review written by Travis Meacham.

Neil Marshall follows up "The Descent" with the throwback, post-apocalypse action flick "Doomsday." Is mixing elements from "Aliens," "Escape from New York" and "The Road Warrior" a recipe for greatness?

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