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Watch: Zodiac 2014 123movies, Full Movie Online – Archaeology Professor Neil Martin hasn’t done field work in fifteen years, ever since his divorce and needing to take care of his son, Colin. Now twenty, Colin convinces his father to accept an assignment offered by Kathryn Keen of Poly Dynamics, a research company that tries to find solutions to global issues. That assignment, which continues the work of a now deceased Professor Robert Bowles, looks into an unusual find in a lead mine in Peru. After traveling to the site with Colin and Kathryn, Neil believes the find, a tablet with some astrological glyphs, including one of Planet X – the ninth planet – is part of a key to some recent natural and destructive phenomenon, including a couple of meteor storms, one which killed Dr. Bowles and one which almost killed Colin. They also uncover a seemingly radioactive stone buried behind the tablet. He believes the stone and the tablet are only parts of the puzzle to the reason behind the destructive natural phenomenon, twelve which will occur, each related to a sign of the zodiac, after the twelfth and the last one which results in the apocalypse. It is only after they take the stone back to States that Neil and Colin learn that Kathryn has no interest in the work beyond the recovery of the stone, which she and Poly Dynamics, under the direction of the Department of Defense (DOD), want to use solely to do research of its potential as an alternate energy source. Neil and Colin have to try to recover the stone and put together the pieces of the puzzle to stop the apocalypse, all while evading the DOD thugs and not getting caught in the remaining natural disasters to come..
Plot: Global disasters begin to occur after archaeologists unearth a 2,000-year-old astrology artifact. A rogue scientist is the key to deciphering the artifact to avert the end of the world.
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	3.2/10 Votes: 1,784
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Reviews:

Total Cliché Fest
Worst special effects ever and most clichés in the book. OK so its a made for TV movie but there are some standards worth adhering to like plausibility for example yes even in a fantasy. You immediately feel sorry for Neil Martin (Joel Gretsch) that he’s the father of the dumbest most self satisfied… (My University professor dad is so stupid) …half wit in the land. A boy, Colin Martin (Reilly Dolman) with so little intuition or empathy, not to mention an annoying smirk of self satisfaction that right the first moment you are hoping he gets struck by lightening. Also this thing of the characters watching as a disaster rolls towards them when you are screaming “Run, run you dumb… ‘chappie, fellows…’ (you know what I mean)” is so insulting to the intelligence. Yes I can understand people freezing and dying on the spot but not almost dying because they are just too dumb to move, especially as one is a professor, “Ooh look Cleetus, duh there’s a big bolder coming down from duh sky and its going to hit us if we don’t duh move!” The boy rubbishes the father’s every theory and suggestion. He needs a good slap!. This kid was serving coffee from a stall at the beginning of the movie with no apparent understanding of science. “Plausibility?” You’d think that the father would have had a smarter son, unless of course he was doing booze and smoking grass in his younger child creating days or at least mom was. Meanwhile they’ve acquired a girl called Sophie (Andrea Brooks) also a scientist… kind of, and during a chase scene, between her and the boy, they run through a gamut of hysterical physical emotions that would take most movies two hours to justify. Anyway the plot rumbles on using every cliché in the book, narrow escapes, implausibly long fights and a member of the CIA in a helicopter so small he could only just fit next to the pilot. The CIA running out of cash? Perhaps the production company was. Just what Christopher Lloyd is doing in this movie is anybody’s guess, still I did enjoy his ten minutes (or thereabouts). My favourite scene in the whole thing is the very last scene, the tying up of loose ends where Joel Gretsch makes a speech to camera meanwhile behind him, his son and the girl who have shown virtually no interest in each other, suddenly make meaningful eye contact – if you know what I mean – and go into an immediate embrace behind him thrusting their tongues down each other’s throats. THAT had me rolling in the aisles. Truth be told, it was a lousy script and a tight budget that did for this movie….. in my opinion.

special effects ran out of money 😀
Did anyone notice that while being chased by a helicopter, their Ford Flex changed into a Chevy Tahoe while turning off the road? It’s about one hour and 14 minutes into the movie.

The movie was OK, if I paid to watch it in the theater I was have been really upset.

But if they wanted to make the movie epic (and a lawsuit), they should have had the DeLorean leaving Christopher Lloyd’s home… that would have made the same quality chase scene like in “Back to the Future”.

The stone in the movie should have been called the Tesseract. Thet totally stole the CG from “The Avengers”. I thought it was a funny movie that was like watching the movie “Sharknado”. I really enjoyed how a storm had rain falling heavy yet still seemed to microwave everything but people below it.

I think if you’re into cheesy sy-fy movies, this is eight up your alley. They last death in the movie was great, it’s like my public speaking teacher said, close strong and that’s what people will remember 🙂

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 29 min (89 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated Not Rated
Genre Action, Sci-Fi
Director W.D. Hogan
Writer David Sanderson
Actors Joel Gretsch, Aaron Douglas, Reilly Dolman
Country Canada
Awards N/A
Production Company Syfy Channel
Website N/A

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Sound Mix Stereo
Aspect Ratio 1.78 : 1
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