Nomad the Beginning 2013 123movies

Watch: Nomad the Beginning 2013 123movies, Full Movie Online – On a desperate quest to find her missing brother, Marianna reluctantly picks up a mysterious stranger with no memory, John. Together they must get to a rendezvous point on the west coast where a shadowy figure awaits them. Unbeknownst to them a black-ops splinter cell team is tracking John. They send in special agent Thomas Dockins, a highly trained and brainwashed military assassin, to kill John and the woman he is traveling with. As they struggle for their lives, John and Marianna discover that they are caught in the middle of a sinister extra-terrestrial plot..
Plot: On a desperate quest to find her missing brother, Marianna reluctantly picks up a mysterious stranger with no memory, John. Together they must get to a rendezvous point on the west coast where a shadowy figure awaits them. Unbeknownst to them a black-ops splinter cell team is tracking John. They send in special agent Thomas Dockins, a highly trained and brainwashed military assassin, to kill John and the woman he is traveling with. As they struggle for their lives, John and Marianna discover that they are caught in the middle of a sinister extra-terrestrial plot.
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	3.1/10 Votes: 235
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	N/A Votes: 7 Popularity: 1.4 | TMDB

Reviews:

it boisterously hit enough of my B-movie buttons to adequately pass the time!
Writer/Director Thomas Dixon’s low-budget Sci-fi smorgasbord of pretty boy Mk-Ultra assassins, happy-helmeted remote viewers, benign, pointy-eared aliens, a fearlessly feisty female protagonist, and sinister species Michael Madsen shouting authoritatively in a lino, ‘Alien Battlefield pretty much has it all; excluding an alien battlefield! While not entirely without merit, the film’s over-reliance on refried Area 51 backbeats, garishly purloined ‘Ancient Aliens’ pseudo-science, and proto-paranoid, black-hatted X-files jeopardy made for an overly familiar tableau, happily, the acting from a committed, relatively unfamiliar cast was pretty robust all round, and the clearly engaged director had the good sense to keep the pace brisk enough to disguise the frequent lapses in originality, but, ultimately, like all too many genre films today it just all feels a tad too recycled, just another shrill, rehashed old school 50s-style ‘the aliens are among us!’ negative head trip, it’s like Philip K. Dick, and William Gibson never happened! All that being said, I still quite enjoyed watching ‘Alien Battlefield’, as the two imperilled leads were sympathetically earnest, and handsome hero John (Clint Hummel) was charismatically imbued with some pleasingly rough Spaghetti western charm, making for a suitably studly action man, and moody Madsen sports a natty pair of alien contact lenses, so it boisterously hit enough of my B-movie buttons to adequately pass the time! Fans of Albert Pyun, Richard Pepin, Fred Olen Ray, and 90s-era Roger Corman schlock might be more susceptible to Alien Battlefield’s menacing mind meld than others!

How?
The basic plot, if you can call it that, is a bunch of poor d-list actors were programmed to follow the commands of an unseen voice who telephones them occasionally to provide no actionable information. The actors proceed to do random things, ostensibly for the unseen voice? Sure, why not. A woman has her brother kidnapped by someone for some reason, though that doesn’t matter because aside from a few minutes spent working on the ransom subplot, she forgets all about him. The other programmed guys are given pointless disconnected things to do, sometimes involving killing other characters. Okay. Some confused voice over involving aliens is offered but what that has to do with anything is not explained. A couple characters have sex. Everyone forgets what they were doing and begins doing other disconnected things. At no point does a single story arc go from beginning to end.

The characters are interchangeable. If they have names they aren’t used enough to be memorable. No character is granted anything approaching a personality. When the movie ends, the only thing we learned about anyone in this film is that they can’t act.

How do these efforts get funded? The only way the script could have excited potential investors is if they never read it. No one would back a cast of unknowns with the acting talent of stand ins for a high school drama production. The crew are of the type who responded to a Craigslist ad “If you own a video camera or microphone or anything else that might be useful in movie making call us now!”. Why anyone spent time, money, and effort on this confused poorly acted mess is a mystery for the ages.

Hard to think of anything worthy of a star. From certain angles the lead actress was kinda cute. There you go. One star.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 27 min (87 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated Not Rated
Genre Action, Sci-Fi
Director Thomas Dixon
Writer Thomas Dixon
Actors Clint Hummel, Maria Aceves, Joshua DesRoches
Country United States
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Sound Mix DTS
Aspect Ratio 2.35 : 1
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