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Legion

Legion

“When the last angel falls, the fight for mankind begins.”
5.9 /10 (2,932) Rage 2010 1h 40m
Action Fantasy Horror
Director Scott Stewart
Screenplay Scott Stewart, Peter Schink
When God loses faith in humanity, He dispatches His angels to bring about the apocalypse, and a small group of strangers trapped in an isolated desert diner become humanity's unlikely last stand, defended by the fallen archangel Michael, played by Paul Bettany, who has chosen to disobey. Scott Stewart's action-horror hybrid mixes biblical apocalypse imagery with siege-movie tension as waves of possessed attackers descend on the diner. Critically dismissed but a modest box-office earner, it spawned a prequel exploring the angelic war in greater depth.
Release
Jan 21, 2010
Budget
$26M
Country
United States of America
Revenue
$68M

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Where to watch Legion? Legion is available for streaming on Netflix.
Who stars in Legion? The main cast of Legion includes Paul Bettany, Dennis Quaid, Lucas Black, Kate Walsh, Tyrese Gibson.
Who directed Legion? Legion (2010) is directed by Scott Stewart.
How long is Legion? Legion has a runtime of 1h 40m. It was released in 2010.
What genre is Legion? Legion is a Action, Fantasy, Horror film. It has a rating of 5.9/10 with 2,932 votes.

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When God loses faith in humanity, He dispatches His angels to bring about the apocalypse, and a small group of strangers trapped in an isolated desert diner become humanity's unlikely last stand, defended by the fallen archangel Michael, played by Paul Bettany, who has chosen to disobey. Scott Stewart's action-horror hybrid mixes biblical apocalypse imagery with siege-movie tension as waves of possessed attackers descend on the diner. Critically dismissed but a modest box-office earner, it spawned a prequel exploring the angelic war in greater depth.

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