Doom: The Movie: New Footage
The first ever trailer of this year's Doom motion picture is already famous.
If you haven't seen this trailer for the upcoming Doom: The Movie from Universal, then you should really check out this trailer right away.
id Software has taken a break from giving Activision hell, to turn their attention to creating an even more convincing hell on Mars with director Andrzej Bartkowiak and leading cast members, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Karl Urban.
And the new trailer has left many fans with mixed impressions - the film promises a very authentic-looking world that mirrors the feel of Doom 3 very closely, although a few cheesy lines have certainly made their way in. Still, this should be one to check out for fans when it's released Stateside on October 21st, 2005.
Adam Doree
Director, Kikizo.com
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Doom: The Movie Trailer (high quality) |
1.17m | 16MB | SD, 30 640x360 1.5Mbps |
| Previous Videos (Doom 3) | |||
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Doom 3 Xbox-specific trailer (640x480, 1.6Mbps) |
1.19m | 13.8 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3: In-Game Direct feed The amazing entire intro sequence (640x480, 2Mbps) |
2.34m | 29.4 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3: In-Game Direct feed Getting started - entering UAC facility and collecting PDA from receptionist (640x480, 2Mbps) |
2.37m | 32.0 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3: In-Game Direct feed Another cut scene, hearing rumours... the meet the boss! (640x480, 2Mbps) |
3.38m | 42.4 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3: In-Game Direct feed Following a cute robot thing to find a lift... (640x480, 2Mbps) |
1.44m | 22.8 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3: In-Game Direct feed Entering Mars City Underground (640x480, 2Mbps) |
2.45m | 35.8 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3: In-Game Direct feed Going outside! (640x480, 2Mbps) |
1.24m | 18.2 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3: In-Game Direct feed It begins... (640x480, 2Mbps) |
2.54m | 38.2 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3: In-Game Direct feed Escape the underground! (640x480, 2Mbps) |
2.23m | 31.8 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3: In-Game Direct feed Monsters in the labs... (640x480, 2Mbps) |
2.03m | 27.3 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3: In-Game Direct feed Voice message, more action... (640x480, 2Mbps) |
2.17m | 27.5 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3: In-Game Direct feed Familiar looking cut scene, more shooting (640x480, 2Mbps) |
2.17m | 29.9 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3: In-Game Direct feed Don't mess with this sucker (640x480, 2Mbps) |
2.31m | 33.6 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3: In-Game Direct feed A strange growth (640x480, 2Mbps) |
1.57m | 26.0 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3: In-Game Direct feed Getting more ferocious (640x480, 2Mbps) |
1.36m | 20.8 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3: In-Game Direct feed Heavy weaponary in effect (640x480, 2Mbps) |
2.02m | 27.0 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3: In-Game Direct feed It's... the bathroom! (640x480, 2Mbps) |
1.56m | 25.5 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3: In-Game Direct feed Some action and a view outside (640x480, 2Mbps) |
2.46m | 36.8 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3: FINAL TRAILER The final (and best) Doom 3 trailer, as released last week (640x480, 2Mbps) |
2.28m | 26.1 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3 Direct feed gameplay footage (640x480, 2Mbps) |
2.18m | 32.1 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3 E3 2004: Direct feed E3 2004 Xbox trailer (640x480, 1Mbps) |
2.11m | 16.70 MB | WMV |
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Doom 3 E3 2004: Conference version of trailer (640x480, 1Mbps) |
2.13m | 16.94 MB | WMV |
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DOOM 3 The amazing E3 2003 trailer, improved quality since our original report. Simply awesome. |
2.56m | 24.12 MB | WMV |
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DOOM 3 As above, lower resolution. |
2.56m | 19.63 MB | MPG |
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