OMEN 3: THE FINAL CONFLICT (1981) Revisited - Horror Movie Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ธ.ค. 2021
- The Omen is one of the few horror series where the main character grows as the movies go along. It's an all-time classic, and Damien: Omen 2 is a popular and worthy follow-up, but why is The Final Conflict so rarely discussed? The film's cast, story, and flow fit in perfectly even when the film itself is kinda forgotten to time. Join us as we take a look at what is actually the perfect way to end a solid and underrated trilogy of horror films.
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These three movies terrified me as a child, the trilogy is a master piece of true horror, the 2nd one had me avoid standing in an elevator for years after the doctor got cut in half...
Hahahahaha
Spot on! Because of the elevator scene I always post up on the extreme side inside elevators.
RIP to the memory of actor Meshach Taylor aka Dr. Kane😔
@malachiisrael669 Yes! Thank you. I'm glad he did "Mannequin" and a "Designing Women" because that would've been my only memory of him. That scene spooked me, arguably than the rest of the film. This series and "The Exorcist" with Linda Blair spooked me. I didn't watch "The Exorcist" until after D.Omen 3. Spooky!!
I love the small detail that, when he comes back after the foxhound, Damien smears the face of Peter with his glove that he filled with the blood of the martyred priest. He literally anointed his future servant with a blood sacrifice from a holy man.
How about when he is getting his haircut in this one, he jerks thinking his mark may be shown. So he tells them he’ll do it himself.
Even though Damien was played by three different actors, we have to agree that each of them were PERFECTLY cast and not once was the audience turned off by the recasting. It was a natural progression.
I have always, always loved the casting of the three Damiens. It's a big part of making the trilogy so cohesive. Well said !
That's very true.Jonathan Scott-Taylor (Omen 2) was my my favourite Damien but Neil is excellent recasting as an adult Damien
It's like the role of Tommy Jarvis from the Friday the 13th series. A trio of films (Parts 4-6) there had the role played by three different actors and that seemed to be a natural progression in age and mentality each played off wonderfully in their own right. Another example would be John Connor from the Terminator series. Actual movie qualities aside, no one really gives flack on the four main actors who played John (or five including the Terminator TV series), though Nick Stahl (John #2 in T3) has been criticized a bit, I didn't mind him for the most part.
2nd 1 was awful
@@TheEmperorDoctor No he wasn't. What did you not like about Jonathan Scott-Taylor!?
When I heard Neill was in Jurassic Park, I was like, the son of the Devil is in a dinosaur movie? LOL
I love Sam Neill. "In The Mouth Of Madness" and "Event Horizon" are both spectacular horror films. Anything he does is great.
And Ivanhoe!
Low key scream king
@@corydeceased Absolutely.👍
Sam Neil facing off against Laurence Fishburne is amazing.... glorious :D
@@mattyt1961 Easily one of my top-five favorite horror films. Just gets better every time I see it.
No mention of the score? It's absolutely spectacular. Jerry Goldsmith might have won an Oscar for the first Omen (his only Academy Award, which is kind of a travesty) but it feels like this is the one he REALLY threw himself into.
Indeed. It's like a score out of an old school epic movie. It makes the movies scope twice as epic. I love all three scores though; it's very hard to pick a favorite. One is iconic but 2 and this one both stand out and deserve more praise.
Well said and so true. I have owned the cassette for many, many years.
For me this is one of Goldsmith;s greatest scores. It is actually more majestic and epic than his Academy Award winning score for the first film in the trilogy. Superb.
The actings was amazing, the scenery was stunning, the details the decor was beautiful. All the costumes pressed to perfection without one wrinkle in them. The camera work was perfection again yet these films don't really get talked about much. The three of these films frightend the life out of me as a young teenager. Just watched the final conflict today and I still see it as a stunning film in every department.
Goldsmith's score is the best thing about the film, it would be unwatchable without it.
Possession from 1981 is definitely one of those obscure horror flicks that is on a league of it's own.
Possession is up there with Zardoz and Man Who Fell to Earth in pure weirdness.
I might have a look at that later thanks.
The Omen III is a masterpiece just like the first and second films and the cinematography is simply stunning. All the costumes were perfectly ironed lol, I kid you not, this director was obsessed with how his actors looked on set and the costumes were pressed to perfect without one spot or wrinkle in any of the actors clothes. Scenery was simply stunning, the actings was perfection and the story was never boring for one second. Why can't they make films like this anymore. The Exorcist had the very same atributes as The Omen but you just won't get that in films now days. These are some of the best films every made in my book and I'd like to see that style of film made again. The houses, mansions were spotless inside and outside and the film fly's by at a fast pace, it's never boring even though it is and hour and 40 plus minutes. I think the ending was the perfect way to end the franchise which saw three very clever well made films in a row. This franchise is the best I've ever seen as every film was perfection in my view.
Damien is s fully aware of who & what he is at the end of Omen 2, so the way Sam Neil plays him in Omen 3 is the logical outcome.
Still enjoy this film even though it is the worst of the original trilogy. And good review but suprised there was no mention of Jerry Goldsmith's epic score.
He doesn't mention the hilarious amount of times the word "nazarene" is said. That's an unforgivable sin in of itself
Being the worst of this trilogy is better than 99.9% of every movie ever made though.
@@dklounge7082 Or "Dandy Christ"
I like this narrator even though he's not "Lance" apparently. I appreciate not needing to watch this movie now despite being mildly curious. Happy Holidays guys and fellow blo'ers.
This film lives in the shadow of the original masterpiece and the very solid sequel ... but it is a decent film in it's own right and Sam Neil is fantastic. I would give it a solid 6/10. The Omen is a 10/10 and the Omen 2 is an 8/10 so an average 8/10 for the trilogy easily puts in the realm of great trilogies!
I have seen all 3 movies of " The Omen " series. Love all 3 of them.
Sam Neill is very overlooked these days as a lead. The man has so much range and he’s wonderful at selling madness taking hold in his characters
The seven daggers of Megido.
I watch this film every Easter. In many ways (a sermon to his disciples, a prayer to Satan) it is an amusingly perverse inversion of the Easter story. And it works as a Christian film as it sees Christ return in victory. I love it!
My only gripe with these movies are the made-up Bible verses and the whore just being a remarried woman (under-used concept), other than that I really like them.
This was my introduction to Sam Neill. I don't remember much of the movie but him... I never forgot. His name in a cast list always weighed heavily in my decision to check out a movie I might not be interested in.
I don't think there' supposed to be any uncertainty at all about the ending to Omen III; I think the music and the quotes make it pretty clear. The reign of the Anti-Christ is over, Christ has come. There's no ambiguity about it.
There actually is in the canon of the movies though. All of the daggers have to be used together to defeat him permanently. They have to be plunged into Damien in the shape of a cross, and only the last one extinguishes spiritual life. Basically it means that he can still come back.
@@Amanda_Harper yeah even the show which is a direct sequel to the original reinforces that rule.
@@Amanda_Harper Except that Damien explicitely mentions after being born, Christ was feeding on his energy and weakening his power. It isn't a stretch to conclude that in that state one dagger would be enough, then.
Only problem I have with this movie is that it violated it's own plot line. Damien is killed by a single dagger, but it's described in the first movie that it required multiple daggers in the shape of the cross to extinguish spiritual life.
but I think the attempts are enough to break his spirit, the more times it passes the weaker he becomes. his spirit is dying, the last dagger is the one who kills the spirit and the body
Much like this new narrator, The Omen 3 is still a good horror film that compliments original two films. Plus, Sam Neill is a great actor
Cheers, sir!
I wish they had crazy war at the end.
@@woobiefuntime The budget for this one was paper thin
Great horror series (including a TV movie, a reboot, And a TV series)!
I remember my Dad wouldn't let me watch Omen III because of Damien's monologue in the dark room with the statue of Christ (we're Southern Baptists); I protested; "he's trash-talking a piece of wood! Chill!" 😉
Anyway, I hope there's a reboot of Damien Omen II down the road! 👹👹
Sam neil brilliant actor!
Although this was not my introduction to Sam Neil(I first saw him in the Australian film "My Brilliant Career"and he's wonderful in that )he was superb as Damien Thorn in The Final Conflict.It's just a shame the film gets really dumb at times...his death scene at the end is beautifully done though.
This is my favorite Sam Neill movie. The movie was PG when it came out in Canada.
I loved this movie, (OMEN 3: THE FINAL CONFLICT (1981). Actually is my favorite out of the series...
Sam Neil will always be adult Damien to me.
Possession is a great movie. Catch it if you can
I love the Omen...the original, remake, and the Final Conflict!!! Never seen the 4th installment. The one scene that got me (and there were several) in the original Omen, is the classroom scene where the professor is both fascinated and flustered at Damien's knowledge of historical events as he becomes enthralled with the correct answers that Damien knows. Amazing scene!!!
The classroom scene is in "Damien: Omen 2",
I learned about your channel from a copy of the beast within the fog, great stuff!
The problem with Omen III, which I still like, begins with the decision in Omen II to discard almost all the ambiguity of the first movie and proceed on the basis that Damien is irrefutably the Antichrist. That was the conflict.
When his father finds the 666 birthmark under his hair in the first film it should be pretty obvious that he's the antichrist!
@@nicky29031977 His father just travelled direct from Israel after finding the skeleton of his own murdered son, hearing of his wife’s death and witnessing the photographers death, and already swore that he Damien should die way before that. It’s a dark room with weird lighting and the shot of the birthmark is jerky frame spliced slow motion to show that it’s Thorn’s POV under a lot of stress and duress.
@@martoto77 that's really far fetched. It was never meant to be ambiguous in the first place.
@@TothanCrawk Yes it was. Richard Donner and Greg Peck only agreed to do it under those conditions. So what if it’s far fetched. Satan doesn’t exist so Damien being the Antichrist is more far fetched. But it’s more appealing than just mere coincidence.
@@martoto77 Richard Donner explicitly stated (on more than one occasion) that all of the strange occurrences of the original film could have been coincidental in the plot. It was not clearly cut that they were supernatural in origin, which elevated the first Omen to be a more layered and thoughtful thriller.
The sequels are fun though, despite their flaws…lol
I love this trilogy..Sam is great
No video for Damien: The Omen 2? It would’ve been nice.
So crazy, the wife and I watched all three last week and had a discussion as to why these movies are never discussed. Get out of our house.
When I was younger I used to pause it when the dude blows his face off with a shotgun. That shit is gross. Superb makeup effects.
6:31 Damn ! So this scene was in that Movie ! I always had it in memory that it was part of Rosemaries Baby lol.
Back in the Days that Scene totally got me.
Sam Neal before Jurassic Park and the James Bond addition.
Love this one. It's a really cold and vicious flick.
The only thing that made me wonder was the ending. Even if he wouldn't have been stabbed, he was basically going in to a match that he would loose. He lost to Michael and God is infinitely more powerful than Michael, so this strikes me as someone like a small boy talking trash to a prime Mike Tyson. It just isn't going to end well for him.
It’s hard for me to imagine the hero of “Jurassic Park” as the AntiChrist. It’s good that Spielberg tried to 180 change his image.
Watched Possession a few months ago. That film was entracing! Good stuff.
All joblo channels are fire! 🔥🔥
Sam Niell has his own "Apocalypse" trilogy that overlaps with John Carpenters: Possession and The Final Conflict (both in 1981) and Into the Mouth of Madness (1994).
Add in Event Horizon too!
The Omen Trilogy is the reason I love my HORROR !!!
The omen 3 and the exorcist 3 are classics!
Totally agree wirth you! A real forgotten gem imo.
What confused me was in the first movie you needed all 7 daggers but in the third you only need 1 of the 7 to kill him.
You couldn’t tell me this movie did not have a different ending until I watched it last October. I thought he willing died at the end because he loved the lady but now I know my mom must have cut it short and fed me her version lol
Damien talking to his followers has a fresh feeling since 2016.
Thank you for giving this movie a VERY POSITIVE review.
The Omen trilogy is the strongest horror, with each film giving its own contribution and worthy. All 3 actors have nailed the role as Damien.
This is how I first saw 'Sam Neil' playing 'Damien Thorn'. Then 'Riley ace of Spies.''
'In the Mouth of Madness' and 'Event Horizon' are great movies. Sam Neil is a superb actor.
Have the soundtrack. I adore horror scores.
Omen 3 and Exorcist 3 continue to be criminally underrated, imo
I love this movie,but I also think of it as "The Keystone Priests Meet the Devil". As serious as the movie is, the death of all of the priests is really a comedy of errors.
The soundscores for these films really made them what they are.
One of the best trilogies ever. Every Omen movie is great ( not including the "4th" one which I will never watch ). Far superior to the so-called suspense movies we get now.
Hello there. Why is it that lately, most of your videos are labeled incorrectly? Hence, this is labeled revisited, whereas in the video, you call it The Black sheep. Hope I'm not the only one who noticed this. Still love your videos. Take care 🙂
Sorry. We put it in the video description. NOTE: Hey fellow horror fiends, we are rebranding some of our shows in the name of growing our audience on TH-cam; hence yes; this video is a BLACK SHEEP episode.
Haven't seen it in ages, need to revisit it as I don't remember much of it & it was rarely played as opposed to the first two.
I don’t like conflicts… I don’t like any kind of breakfast cereal 🥣
Always felt this one was a let-down. I like Sam Neil but always felt he wasn't sure just how to play an adult Damien and went for over-acting on some scenes, which took away my enjoyment. In the first film Damien was just a child, so the evil had to come from around him which kept the character mysterious and foreboding for the future. In the second film he was coming into his own, with adolescence and coming of age in realizing his destiny. That was a decent journey. However, with the third film the mystery and foreboding are pretty much over as he's an adult and now has to ring in the apocalypse. That's difficult to pull off no matter who wrote the script without looking like a moustache-twirling evil villain, who can become quite one-dimensional. I always felt Sam didn't quite pull it off and so the movie always left me unfulfilled.
There was in the sequence of novels an Omen IV & V that followed on from the plot of the films (but totally unrelated to the film the 90's made for TV version). It was a long time ago since I read them but I remember enjoying them. It used the mentioned plot point that using just one Dagger would just kill his body, all of them had to be used to destroy the soul and he's subsequently reborn. His mortal conception followed on from how Damien & Kate were "intimate" in Omen III. (I must have been a bit naïve when I first saw Omen III, as his reason for flipping her over didn't click till it was pointed out in the novelisation),.
The 4th is okay for what it is, but it is essentially a soft remake of the 1st one only the granddaughter of Satan is gender-switched!
The scene is a twisted parallel to the last temptation of Jesus Christ: what if had let himself fall in carnal love with Mary Magdalene? The whole subplot of Damien with Kate and Peter is reminiscent of Damien trying to explore what it'd be to be a family man, a husband, a lover, and a father. Damien is at first making love to Kate, like an ordinary man would, but when he gets that he cannot go on that path, he turns violent on her and rapes her anally.
FANTASTIC score by Jerry Goldsmith. He really outdid himself with the last entry. Of course the scores to "The Omen" and "Damien: Omen II" are awesome(I tend to favor the score to the 2nd entry the most). The orchstrations by Arthur Morton, the conducting by Lionel Newman and the performance by The National Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus on all 3 films are beyond excellent.
The Omen franchise is underrated. As far as Omen IV, I remember it being released as part of a box set with all 4 films, but you couldn’t buy it separately until many years down the road. Thoughts on The Omen remake with Julia Styles?
The remake is pointless...waste of time although not as bad as the little known (for good reason) remake of Rosemary's Baby with Zoe Saldana as Rosemary.
Honestly the ending was very disappointing
Plus where is the false prophet who helps the anti-christ?
yeah it was crap the Daggers were supposed to placed in a certain way
Omen III is one of those big what-ifs of the late 70s- early 80s horror genre, because Richard Donner was supposed to come back to direct it. He was called to replace Richard Lester as director of Superman II, however, so his schedule wasn't available anymore. Imagine Sam Neill as Damien Thorn with the original Omen director in seat, it could have been so, so, so much better!
The end scene was filmed at a place called Fountains Abbey which is around an hour drive from where i live. I went there last year and its an amazing building
Very cool
Nice review. Agree it's an underrated movie but let's not get carried away. The first half is well on par with the first two movies but in the last 30 mins, it really loses its momentum and fissles out to an unsatisfactory ending. Sam Neill is brilliant though. Peter and Susan are the weak points.
one of the best horror movie series ever.
Thanks: had never bothered with this one before. Watching it when i get home tonight!
Enjoy! Can't go wrong with Sam Neill.
@@JoBloHorrorOriginals and now i have the urge to re-watch the series and claim that they're Xmas movies: it's kinda the same story! 😂
I saw this as a 9-year-old in the theatre. Seen it many times since
Let's hope they finally make the long talked about prequel.
The most underrated film score ever!
This reminds me of To The Devil A Daughter. Two great films with lame endings.
Sam Neil is great as Damien, though and the score is epic
Great films, I love the daggers, would make great memorabilia
These movies scared the shit out of me when I was a kid. I wanted to watched them but wouldn't dare to do it.
I saw all these on their cinema releases, and remember thinking the ending was kind of a let down.
This because in the first movie it's established that the 7 daggers need to be all used; the first one to the heart, followed by the others, shaping a cross.
Then...only one could do the job. Also, I thought it was kind-a corny showing Jesus like that.
Nevertheless, I enjoyed it; a legendary antichrist trilogy.
I was actually pretty excited to see this episode, only to be disapointed that it's not Lance narrating this. The fact this guy doesn't even mention the hilarious amount of times the word "nazarene" is said is an unforgivable sin
This movie is good for a second sequel, and I find it ties up the trilogy quite nicely. However, for many years, I was traumatised by the burnt-out baby shown here, that shit really scared the crap out of me.
It doesn't tie up the trilogy nicely. Damien never really rises to power and fulfills a thing in Revelation. He's suppose to be the Antichrist and yet he never rises to power and claim the title. There needed to be another movie or two afterwards showing this and then we have the second coming of Christ. This movie just rushes through everything and leave so much of his intended arc out.
@@devontehuntley6274 Good point, but I think Hollywood would never permit the Antichrist to come fully into power, but be thwarted by another divine event, that of the second coming of Christ. The first two movies had no indication of a second coming of Christ whatsoever, but to be honest, I don't know what behind-the-scenes events were going on to suddenly force this upon the series. It's like the filmmakers simply didn't want to piss off religious people.
@@Foebane72 The second coming of Christ is something very heavily taught in the Bible though and the first two movies SHOULD have mentioned it, but it would of course be brought up here in the third because Damien is an adult and closer to his reign. Things like the daggers made no sense because Damien is meant to rule. We see his face plastered on walls like he's the IT antichrist, yet he's defeated and doesn't accomplish anything as "Damien", but able to take another form like Alexander York in Part 4 and probably able to accomplish things in that lifetime, which doesn't add up. I also don't get the whole Christ reborn thing because that storyline was left hanging. Was he truly reborn as a baby or no because all the babies born Damien suspected was such all get killed by the end so where is this Christ child? Also, the Bible never teaches he'd come back as a baby again. The makers kind of did piss off religious people because they didn't really follow exactly what the book of Revelations teaches about the end times and the antichrist's rule and cut things out and short tremendously.
The Omen trilogy is still my favourite trilogy. Bollocks too the godfather,and the original star wars trilogy everything to his or her taste. Note I didn't include Omen 4
I do like this movie. And I find it interesting how they focused on a different stage in Damien´s life. If anything, the way he dies does not make sense by the rules they established.
I don´t understand how the sequels (and this one in particular) weren´t better received.
PS
I did some search and 2 books were written that continue the story. So, it seems, that the reason why the sex was so rough with the reporter is because he... did not do it the "proper" way with a woman. And, still, she got pregnant; and...believe it or not, it can happen in EXTREME rare ocassions in real life. So that´s the story of the fourth book. The fifth deals with Damien´s daughter. And no, it isn´t the story of the direct to TV movie. The books were written either after that was done or prior. Don´t remember. A shame they did not get to finish the proper story. Because it makes sense since to properly kill Damien the 7 daggers were needed.
I also seem to recall that the first 3 books are based on the movies.
This movie was sort of lackluster. I don't mind seeing Damien as an adult and liked they aged him even if it did mess up the timeline a bit. The sequel already did that pushing the first movie back to the 1960s and this one pushes them both back to the 1950s! Plot points aren't clear or just sloppy: Jesus Christ is apparently reborn but that isn't quite clear since the last remaining baby that's supposedly the chosen one, that of Damien's assistant Harvey and his wife Barbara, ends up dead when Barbara burns him with an iron, and then the end scene where Damien is killed with one dagger and the whole world is suddenly at peace given all the Bible scripture display telling us so? Um, Damien didn't fulfill a damn thing in Revelation for that to even happen so that didn't make much sense nor was all seven daggers used on him. The continuity between this and the others was pretty lacking. I get this is twenty years later so the events of those movies aren't gonna be brought up like that but this was pretty stand-alone. Nothing is said about the aftermath of the second movie other than the daggers being found at the Thorn Museum, but who took care of Damien after his aunt and uncle died? That's not addressed. I would have loved to have seen Carl Bugenhagen pop up. The character appeared in the first two, so it's only fitting he appeared here too besides just being mentioned. Yes, he died in the sequel, but they could have shown him in a flashback to maybe before the events of the first movie where we see him and younger Father De Carlo together talking about the coming Antichrist. De Carlo knew Bugenhagen and we would have saw them together at one point and this further develops De Carlo's arc as he was apparently around the whole time watching Damien's rise to power since the events of the first movie, yet he's not brought up until this movie. So yeah, this sequel needed some more fine tuning and better development with characters, story-points, continuity, and action sequences. Even with the touch ups, I don't think it should have been the end since we're just now seeing him as an adult and getting closure to his destiny. We had two movies as him as a kid, to it's only fair we had at most two of him as an adult. Omen III should have set up Damien taking over the world and then Omen IV is about him fulfilling Revelation and we could find out more of his life between Parts 2 and 3. Then we end where Christ comes back and there's the battle of Armageddon and whatever else the end times teaches will happen. The version we have is far from being a crispy and clear conclusion you point out at 1:12. We see Damien die, but the execution of it was poor and not even conclusive as he was only killed by one dagger, so his spirit would live on to reincarnate as Omen IV showed us hence that movie's existence.
When I saw a video of one of Elon's Space X Rocket in action, the crowds that gathered reminded me of the crowds that gathered for Damian in this movie???
Good summary, I just reviewed this on my channel and also think it wasnt all bad.
The tv studio scene is hilarious, like a Mel brooks movie. Watch it again and when one of the monks swings helplessly from the gantry mentally incert the line '...err, a little help guys?'
I rewatched this a few months ago, I like the Omen movies, haven’t watched 4 for a very long time.
I haven’t seen it at all. Directed by Dominiqu-Hack Job-Girard of Halloween 5 fame.......no thanks 😂
@@mtb5431 Fair enough! H5 wasn’t very good.
@@christopherwilliams5939 It pretty much ruined the original timeline. H6 was just the final nail in the coffin.
@@mtb5431 I get you but I much prefer H6 to H5 haha
@@christopherwilliams5939 I’d honestly rather watch Resurrection then either 😂
It would have been interesting to see what Damien would have done in his “Lad” years, so in between Omen 2 and Omen 3, as this is the most unpredictable time in a young man’s life in terms of behaviour, hormones etc.
Would have made a hell of a film. Pun intended.
Damien: The College Years could have been a fun film a cross between Animal House and The Exorcist
Alien III and Godfather III are very underrated!
Underrated
Omen 3: Dr. Grant gone mad!
"One Last Chat With Jesus" is a dope ass band name. I call dibs. #OneLastChatWithJesus for posterity.
What’s the song at the end of this video?
It's from the program FILMSTRO
@@JoBloHorrorOriginals Thanks!
Also in Batman returns the penguin goes after the first born sons
I really do see Omen 1, 2 and 3 as all one film and I have to watch them all together in order to see them, like how many others see Lord Of The Rings. They all fit together so well.
Sam Neill was awesome for this role. I loved the entire original 3 series.
honestly I had no idea that 3 or 4 existed
Sad decision finally comes forward. Lack of anything is wonderful!!!
I like the bit where the guy's head and arms come out of the TV and he lifts the girl up smashing her head into the TV
I hope you're just horrible at trolling and NOT horrible at remembering what movie you are talking about.
Sam Neill was great in this. The only problem was the lame ending, and by the time you get there you're kinda rooting for Sam Neill. The movie had trouble scaling the story up to a global political scale and the weird crowd of extras in the quarry feels small. In the end the Antichrist isn't any more evil than your average corporate CEO or techgiant tyrant.
Tbh as much as i would love this to be a great finale to such a unique, terrific horror story... it just isnt. Sam neils great. The premise is epic. The story is disappointing and underwhelming at best.
I agree. I remember being so disappointed by this one.
They should have followed how it's told in the bible it's better. They could have squeezed out 2 more good movies.
Since this movie was my intro to Sam Neil, he'll always be the face of the Antichrist to me. I don't think I can ever fully trust him, lol.
"You know, because the film needs to be over 30 minutes." 🤣
The Omen The Final Conflict. IMHO it's a waste of a great cast it should've been made into two films where we do get to see Damiens power over the world and the monks struggle with their task to assassinate the Antichrist. The Damien series also missed this opportunity.
Can someone explain then why there was 7 knives to kill Damien from part 1-3 .And in the end she backstabs him with a single knife is enough for his death?? Did they just changed the story line?