Sexyloutak Absolutely the worst movie.

Freaktana A Major Disappointment

Nessieldwi Very interesting film. Was caught on the premise when seeing the trailer but unsure as to what the outcome would be for the showing. As it turns out, it was a very good film.

Erica Derrick By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

Platypuschow Dolph Lungren stars in yet another straight to DVD action film. This time he plays a former military man recruited by a wealthy guy to go somewhere dangerous and extract his daughter. So yeah basically the same plot as a couple of hundred other action flicks.The twist is the "Dangerous area" is full of zombies, and on top of that military grade robots are also out in force.With a hostile reception from all sides upon his arrival Lungren must dig deep to find and rescue the girl.It's dumb, it looks shoddy and despite the zombies vs robots thing which is remotely original the whole thing feels oddly familiar.For fans of Lungren or hardcore zombie nuts only.The Good: Lungren still looks the part Kind of original The Bad: Crappy zombies SFX more miss than hit Weak kills Seven shades of dumb Things I Learnt From This Movie: Every Asian person knows martial arts......it's 2017 people come on! Despite everything cinema has told us, Zombies attack robots...for some reason

Leofwine_draca Another US-financed film made in Singapore by director Christopher Hatton. Surprisingly enough, this one turns out to be a sequel to his ROBOTROPOLIS, which was a sci-fi movie about a force of robot policemen who turned rogue and started killing off the civilian population. Hatton ups the ante in this one by including Dolph Lundgren and zombies, so it sounds pretty much like a B-movie lover's dream.And, truth be told, it isn't so bad for what is quite obviously a cheap B-flick. There's plentiful action on offer here from beginning to end, and the return of the robots, which I enjoyed in ROBOTROPOLIS, was something of a small delight for me. The generic zombie attack stuff is less successful, but then again the viewer is treated to the unique spectacle of seeing Lundgren kicking zombie backside, which is entertaining in itself.BATTLE OF THE DAMNED is, in the end, a film which overcomes the usual obstacles of bad acting and sub-par dialogue to become a mildly entertaining film. Yes, the CGI explosion effects and the like are pretty poor, and the narrative is always predictable. But director Hatton is like a kid in a sweet shop, always having fun, and some of that fun rubs off on the viewer.

adi_2002 In this movie Dolph Lundgren has the mission to get in an city infested with zombies rescue June, the daughter of an important business man. He is alone but with the help of some survivors hidden inside a mansion they must fight their way out and escape with life. Max does not know that in his aid will arrive some robots. But are they efficient enough and will be able to protected them from the blood thirsty creatures?Combining two different ideas. the one with the classic zombies and the one taken from SF movies could be a good mix after all. I guess Dolph enjoyed making this movie because he does what he knows to do best. Has a little humor in it, plenty of action, acting is OK, is not so long, so I don't see what is to hate about this one.I liked because I've seen something new added to this genre.

easywinn-915-835335 First off I have to admit I'm a huge Dolph fan, and I'm not going to lie to you, Dolph has disappointed me a lot with his recent movies. But not this movie, this movie is a testament to how awesome and epic the Dolph can be.Here is what your in for when you watch this movie Spin kicks, roundhouses, handcuff chokes, guns, zombies getting blasted, a dumb plot. Discard the plot, just whisk that out of your mind. Hell, you probably should just mute it and put some heavy metal on. That is what i did the second time I watched it. Lets be honest, you didn't rent this for a plot you rented it to watch Dolph karate a bunch of zombies to pieces and god does this movie ever deliver on the whole Dolph kicking zombies.... Seems like a horrible way to attack and kill zombies, and it would be if you were anyone but Dolph. I guess there's other actors in this movie, I have no idea who they are or what there story is every time they came on screen I just spaced out till Dolph came back on.So to recap you will love this movie if you don't care about things like dialog and plot, and instead care about important things like smashing a zombies head in with a well placed round spin kick.Seriously, watch this movie.