Omen III: The Final Conflict
Marking the loss of the great Sam Neill by taking care of a minor blind-spot – unfortunately this does not showcase him at his best, as a dull and frigid take on Damien; while the film starts well and even promises some campy fun ala the series standards, it quickly bogs down in tiresomely dreary conspiracy tinged plotting, leading to a finale that manages to be both dull and silly. A supporting cast peppered with stalwarts of British TV and cinema of the 70s and 80s provides some niche star-gazing opportunities at least!
Mini Review: Marking the loss of the great Sam Neill by taking care of a minor blind-spot – unfortunately this does not showcase him at his best, as a dull and frigid take on Damien; while the film starts well and even promises some campy fun ala the series standards, it quickly bogs down in tiresomely dreary conspiracy tinged plotting, leading to a finale that manages to be both dull and silly. A supporting cast peppered with stalwarts of British TV and cinema of the 70s and 80s provides some niche star-g