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- In a near future, the mercenary Toorop is hired by the powerful criminal Gorsky to take a woman named Aurora from a Noelite Convent in Central Asia to New York. In return, he will receive a large amount of money and a clear passport. Toorop joins Aurora and her guardian Sister Rebeka as they cross the dangerous Russian landscape chased by mercenaries that also want Aurora. On their journey, Toorop discovers that Aurora has special abilities and once in New York, they see on the news that the Noelite Convent has just been bombed. When Aurora discloses that she is a virgin and pregnant with twins, Toorop realizes that there is something sinister behind his mission and that he and Sister Rebeka are not part of Gorsky's plans.
- Veteran-turned-mercenary Toorop takes the high-risk job of escorting a woman from Russia to America. Little does he know that she is host to an organism that a cult wants to harvest in order to produce a genetically modified Messiah.
- From the beginning to the end, this movie does nothing to explain itself. The setting is a future world with no explanation of how we got there, what the current state of the world is, or where the world is headed.<br/><br/>I should have known when the trailer was all about "action" and you couldn't figure out what was going on. This is a jumbled mess of scenes that the underlying plot is apparently they need to get from point A to point B and people may try to stop them. They never explain why they need to get from A to B, why people want them to get from A to B or why people want to stop them from getting from A to B. When you add in the setting of a future world that at various times appears to be either post-apocalyptic, merely overpopulated, at war, or depopulated.<br/><br/>A number of people have compared this to the movie Children Of Men. If you hated that movie, you'll probably hate this one. I did not hate this as much as I hated Children of Men. That's probably because I never read the original book "La Sirène Rouge" so didn't realize how badly they destroyed the book. Has anybody read the book? If so, is there actually an ending (or at least an explanation)?
- I went into this movie like most thinking it would be some lame movie with Vin Diesel in. I guess Vin Diesel has a sort or aura around him now for lame movies.<br/><br/>This was the first enjoyable movie of his since I watched Pitch Black.. Sadly it has been a bit of a downhill battle from that point.<br/><br/>This movie really does grip you in some points. It is not a fantastic movie but it sure is enjoyable! Make sure you go into this movie like I did... Think it will suck! You will come out liking Vin Diesel and hoping for more.<br/><br/>I think a 5 rating for this movie is such a shame :( It should be a 7 and least a 6 1/2! The action is great, the acting is some of the best from his movies, and the chick is hot... What more do you need for a no brainier movie??? Well you cant have that because its only a PG-13 (I know what you was hoping for.... same here) Watch it!!!
- Rich with atmosphere but too similar to films ranging from "Children of Men" to "Doomsday" to carve out its own distinctive niche.
- Babylon A.D. is based on Babylon Babies (1999), a novel by French science fiction writer Maurice Georges Dantec. Anno Domini, which is Latin for "year of our lord", referring to the years since Jesus Christ was traditionally born. As a frame of reference, the year 2014 can be written as A.D. 2014. Anno Domini corresponds to Common Era (C.E.), a term that does not use the religious reference explicit in "Anno Domini." Undetermined, but after having seen the tigers, Aurora mentions that they were extinct in 2017. The tigers they saw were the second generation of clones. Judging by the sci-fi technology we see throughout the film, and the fact that Toorop (Vin Diesel) was born sometime before the attacks of 11 September 2001 as we know in his flashback sequence, New York City's population growth, and how Aurora also mentions the Soviet submarine—that it is over 30 years old. The film probably takes place in the late 2020s or the 2030s. No. As noted above, Babylon A.D. is based on the novel Babylon Babies. Other than the word "Babylon" and the fact that both stories are futuristic, there is no connection. WorstPreviews.com has posted an article in which they provide quotes supposedly made by director Mathieu Kassovitz in an interview with AMCTV in which Kassovitz admits anger with the final results of this film, particularly the fact that it got edited down to 93 minutes in order to get a PG-13 rating. Babylon A.D. has a rather wild history in the States. The movie got cut prior to its US theatrical release in order to get a PG-13 rating. This lead to a dispute between Kassovitz and Fox, because the director was not amused. His original cut got released in several European countries, whereas Americans had to wait for the home cinema release of the movie, to see the longer version of this movie, which is called Raw and Uncensored, Extended Harder Cut in the US. The total difference between both versions is about 10 minutes but there are several changes to the plot and in the end, hence two different movies. a5c7b9f00b
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