Megiddo: The Omega Code 2
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| Megiddo: The Omega Code 2 | |
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| Directed by | Brian Trenchard-Smith Paul J. Lombardi |
| Produced by | Gary M. Bettman |
| Written by | Stephan Blinn Hollis Barton John Fasano |
| Starring | Michael York Michael Biehn John DeMita Diane Venora R. Lee Ermey |
| Music by | Peter Bernstein |
| Cinematography | Albert J. Dunk |
| Editing by | John Lafferty |
| Distributed by | Providence Entertainment |
| Release date(s) | September 7, 2001 |
| Running time | 104 min |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
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Megiddo: The Omega Code 2 is the sequel to the 1999 film The Omega Code. The film is more of an alternate film to the first film. Michael York detailed the entire film in a journal which he then published in book form called "Dispatches From Armageddon"
[edit] Plot
When we first meet Stone Alexander, he's a little devil, literally. Gavin Fink plays this younger Stone. Noah Huntley plays Stone in his late teens and early twenties. Upon graduating from military academy, Stone meets his younger brother David. At first, David (Chad Michael Murray) admires his older brother; however, his father admonishes him to be true to himself. After graduating from the academy, Stone marries his Italian girlfriend, Gabriella.
Eventually, Stone becomes Chancellor of the European Union and uses his seat of power to dissolve the United Nations and create a one world government called the World Union. To consolidate his power, Stone pressures the President of the United States Richard Benson (R. Lee Ermey) to join his global community. Stone summons Benson to meet with him in Rome. Prior to departing for Italy, President Benson orders the U.S. Navy's Sixth Fleet to take up position off of the coast of Italy in the event of an emergency.
Accompaning the president on his flight to Italy is David Alexander, who is now the Vice President of the United States and his military aide, U.S. Marine Colonel Rick Howard. During an informal meeting on Air Force One, David and Col. Howard warn the president to keep his distance from Stone. This is due to a CIA report, which indicates that over 200 people who had opposed Stone in the past had died under questionable circumstances. Unfortunately, Benson fails to grasp just how ruthless Stone really is. Stone kills him with a heart attack. David then becomes the President.
Much to Stone's disappointment, his brother also refuses to join his New World Order. David's Secretary of State Breckenridge; however, wants the United States to join the global community aligned with Stone. After failing to convince David to fall in to line with the World Union, he publicizes a doctored video of David murdering his father. In reality, it was Stone who did it.
Breckenridge orders the FBI to arrest the president. After a heated exchange of gunfire, the president escapes by helicopter to Norfolk Naval Base where the U.S. Navy brass provides him with transport to the Sixth Fleet. After arriving David orders a raid on Stone's castle headquarters in Rome using U.S. Army Rangers and AH-64 Apache helicopter gunships; however, he discovers that Stone is no longer there. He is already in Israel.
Following the raid, Colonel Howard receives word that Breckenridge is sending U.S. troops to Israel to join Stone's military coalition, which is on the plains of Megiddo planning a strike on Jerusalem.
Following the special operations raid in Rome, David and Colonel Howard move quietly to join with U.S. forces already in Israel. Unknown to Stone, the Mexicans, Chinese, and the Americans are really here to destroy Stone and his army. David attempts to kill Stone himself but is soon captured.
Later, Stone's triumphant air is shattered as Chinese tanks open fire upon his European troops from one side and the U.S. and the Latins on the other. Afterwards, Stone's troops are hit by air strikes as well. Taken completely by surprise, Stone's forces are quickly overrun. Stone instructs all his forces to fight to the death from the headquarters. After overrunning Stone's tank and artillery positions the Mexican tanks charge headlong targeting the enemy headquarters.
Stone and his officers are swallowed in a huge fireball as tank shells rain in. David barely manages to break free and jump away before the headquarters explodes behind him. But he is stunned as Stone walks out of the ashes and morphs into a massive gargoyle with ram's horns and huge leathery wings. After seriously wounding David he summons up his dark brethren as reinforcements and revives his dead army. In a full display of his supernatural powers, he even darkens the sun, plunging the whole battlefield into darkness.
The reinforcements soon outnumber and overrun the Mexican, Chinese, and American forces. In triumph Stone, now as Satan, celebrates as he cries out loudly that he is lord. At this boast, the heavens open up. Jesus in the form of a bright white light lances down into ruins of the headquarters and begins dropping meteors of light upon the battlefield. Every enemy soldier is killed, while all of the allied survivors remained untouched and freed from their bonds. The fallen priest is dismayed at Satan's defeat and tries to run from the battlefield. A globe of light chases him and quickly impales him with swords of pure light. Satan himself is last, as he is driven to his knees and forced to admit that the Nazarene (Jesus the Christ) is Lord. After that the light pulverizes the ground beneath him, dropping him into a deep pit of lava, the Lake of Fire. There he finds he is chained. As David lies on the ground still looking up, the light becomes brighter until everything fades away. The movie ends with a scene of paradise and a declaration that God has established his home with man forever.
