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Running time 102 minutes Country United Kingdom Ireland United States Language English Budget $60 million Box office $82.15 million Reign of Fire is a 2002 directed by and starring and, with the screenplay written by, Gregg Chabot, and Kevin Peterka. The film also features and. The film is set in in the year 2020, twenty years after London tunneling project workers inadvertently awakened from centuries of slumber and the creatures have subsequently replaced humans as the dominant species on Earth. With the fate of mankind at stake, two surviving parties, led by Quinn Abercromby (Bale) and Denton Van Zan (McConaughey), find that they must work together to hunt down and destroy the beasts in a desperate attempt to take back the world. The film was released by on July 12, 2002.

Upon release, it received generally mixed reviews from critics and audiences and became a commercial failure, grossing $82 million on a $60 million budget. Contents. Plot The film opens at an unspecified date in the early 21st century. During construction on the, workers penetrate an underground cave.

A huge emerges from, incinerating the workers with its breath. The only survivor is a boy, Quinn Abercromby (Ben Thornton), whose mother, Karen —the construction crew chief—is crushed to death protecting him. The dragon flies out of the Underground, and soon more dragons appear. It is revealed through newspaper clippings and the narration that dragons are the species responsible for the extinction of the. They are speculated to hibernate after destroying most living creatures until the planet repopulates. After the dragons reawaken, humanity resists with military force, including with in 2010. This, however, only hastens the destruction, and within a few years, humans are.

In 2020, Quinn leads a community of survivors in a. They are starving while awaiting harvest.

Although most trust Quinn, some are restless and defiant. Eddie and his group steal a truck to pick tomatoes, though it is too soon for harvest. They are attacked by a dragon; one man is killed, and the rest are surrounded by fire. Quinn, Creedy , and Jared (Scott Moutter) rescue them with old fire engines, but the dragon kills Eddie's son before escaping. The Irregulars, a group of led by Denton Van Zan , arrive on a Lockheed C-5 Galaxy with a and utility helicopter, the latter of which is piloted by Alex Jensen.

Van Zan has a system for hunting dragons and knows their weakness: poor vision before sunset. He and Quinn kill the dragon who destroyed the crops. Van Zan tells Quinn all the dragons they have found have been female. The Americans believe there is only one male—if they kill it, the dragons can no longer reproduce. Although Quinn knows about the male dragon, which killed his mother, he refuses to help. Van Zan orders his soldiers to enlist the castle's best men. Quinn argues that if they find the male, it will kill them and find the castle.

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Van Zan's group is attacked by the dragon in the ruins of a town 66 miles (106 km) from London. The dragon then finds the castle and kills most of its inhabitants. Quinn tries to get the survivors to a; Creedy saves him and is killed by the dragon in his place. Van Zan and Jensen return and free those in the bunker. Quinn tells Van Zan he will help them hunt the male dragon.

They fly to London and find hundreds of dragons, with smaller ones cannibalized by the larger male. Van Zan tells Quinn about a plan to shoot explosives down the dragon's throat with a. Van Zan fires, but the dragon destroys the arrow and eats Van Zan. Quinn and Alex lure the dragon to ground level, where Quinn fires into the dragon's mouth, killing it.

Later, Quinn and Alex erect a on a hill overlooking the. There has been no dragon sighting for over three months.

Jared arrives to say they have contacted a group of survivors who want to speak to their leader. Quinn tells Jared he is now their leader and dedicates himself to rebuilding. as Quinn Abercromby. as Denton Van Zan.

as Alex Jensen. as Creedy. Scott Moutter as Jared Wilke. as Eddie Stax. as Ajay. as Barlow. Rory Keenan as Devon.

Terence Maynard as Gideon. as Goosh. Randall Carlton as Burke. Chris Kelly as Mead. Ben Thornton as Young Quinn.

as Karen Abercromby. as 'Kid' (uncredited) Production Reign of Fire was filmed in, on the condition that the crew clean up after themselves and not damage the landscape. Shot during an, many planned sequences could not be filmed due to restrictions. The dead dragon was designed and built by, with visual effects. The dragon's digital effects posed a unique problem for animators: 'In recent years there have been several movies starring creatures with scaled surfaces. Among these are, and. The surfaces of these creatures have generally been constructed by layering painted textures atop displacement maps.

This gives the model texture, but the scales stretch and shrink under the movement of the creature, giving a rubbery look that is not realistic.' In order to overcome this limitation, the groundbreaking work done by digital effects animator Neil Eskuri on 2000 release was utilized as a benchmark in order to create a realistic physical simulation of the dragon. According to Carlos Gonzalez-Ochoa, the film called for '100 foot (30 m) creatures with wing spans of 300 feet (91 m) that could undergo enormous speeds and accelerations. The artistic direction required each dragon to have wings that transition between a variety of physical behaviors and interact with the environment.' Soundtrack Reign of Fire: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack ( / Audio CD) by Released July 23, 2002 Length 50: 30 Reign of Fire: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack No.

Title Length 1. 'Prologue' 3:22 2. 'Enter the Dragon' 3:20 3. 'An Early Harvest' 2:42 4.

'Field Attack' 4:11 5. 'Marauders' 2:47 6.

'Meet Van Zan' 3:49 7. 'Archangels' 3:58 8. 'Dawn Burial' 3:02 9. 'A Battle of Wills' 5:31 10. 'The Ruins at Pembury' 2:11 11. 'Inferno' 3:23 12. 'Return to London' 4:11 13.

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'Magic Hour' 5:23 14. 'Rebirth' 2:40 Total length: 50:30 Reception gave the film a 40% rating, based on 154 reviews, with a site consensus 'an enjoyable B-movie if you don't use your brain'. Gave it a score of 39 out of 100, based on 30 reviews from critics. Reign of Fire was third in U.S.

Box-office receipts during its opening weekend (July 12, 2002), taking in $15,632,281—behind and (in its second week at the top). Joe Leydon of said of the film, 'An uncommonly exciting and satisfying post-apocalyptic popcorn flick, Director deftly combines an uncommonly satisfying mix of medieval fantasy, high-tech military action and “Mad Max”-style misadventure.' Of agreed, saying 'the season could do with more grinning, spinning, un-self-important, happy-to-be-B throwback movies like this one.' Of noted that 'the movie might have been a minor classic if it had maximized its own possibilities. But until the rush wears off, the picture is as much fun as a great run at a slot machine: even when your luck runs out, you're losing only pocket change.' Roger Ebert lamented the film as 'a vast enterprise marshaled in the service of such a minute idea', adding that 'the movie makes no sense on its own terms, let alone ours.

And it is such a grim and dreary enterprise. One prays for a flower or a ray of sunshine as those grotty warriors clamber into their cellars and over their slag heaps.' Awards Reign of Fire was nominated for one, but lost to and two awards, winning one. Award Category Result Saturn Awards Nominated Festival de Cine de Sitges Best Visual Effects Won Best Film Nominated Video game. Retrieved 2017-04-22. Retrieved 2011-10-10.

Petti, Ernest J; Thompson, Thomas V, II; Lusinsky, Adolph; Driskill, Hank (2002). ACM SIGGRAPH 2002 Conference Abstracts and Applications. ACM: 172–172. Gonzalez-Ochoa, Carlos; Eberle, David; Dressel, Rob (2002).

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