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independent.co.uk
30-Aug-2008
        
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The potato-headed Vin Diesel was once tipped for superstardom, but his career hasn't worked out quite as planned, so in Babylon AD he's back playing much the same drawling, daftly named action hero as he was years ago in Pitch Black, xXx and The Fast and the Furious. This time his daft name is Toorop, and he's a mercenary in a dystopian near-future who's hired to smuggle a young woman, M_lanie Thierry, from... [read full story]                    

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Review: Babylon A.D. - 'Okay, what did I just watch, and who thought it was read...'

 efilmcritic.com 31-Aug-2008
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Movies: Babylon A.D. * *

 independent.ie 28-Aug-2008
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Film review - Babylon AD

scotsman.com
31-Aug-2008
        

Published Date: 31 August 2008 BABYLON AD Director: Mathieu Kassovitz Running time: 90 minutes DIRECTOR Mathieu Kassovitz took the aspirationally unusual step of publicly lashing his own film this week, saying that the...

Other films: Babylon A.D.

guardian.co.uk
30-Aug-2008
        

Cast: Charlotte Rampling, Gerard Depardieu, Joel Kirby, Lambert Wilson, Mark Strong, Melanie Thierry, Michelle Yeoh, Vin Diesel, Vincent Cassel French director Mathieu Kassovitz delivered one of the best European films...

                   

'Babylon A.D.' is a sci-fi dud

canoe.ca
30-Aug-2008
        

By DAVID SCHMEICHEL - That's the double-jinx albatross borne by Babylon A.D., the latest save-the-cheerleader-type shoot-'em-up set in a rain-drenched, dystopian future. For their part, studio bosses have claimed Kassowitz...

                   
independent.ie: RESCUE MISSION: Vin Diesel plays mercenary To orop in Babylon A.D. independent.ie

Movies: Babylon A.D. * *

independent.ie
28-Aug-2008
        

Have you ever noticed how science-fiction films never ever paint a rosy picture of our future? It's always acid rain and gory pandemics and global chaos cunningly orchestrated by sinister multi-nationals (actually when I...