Just got back from watching a matinee of "Legion." My husband was really wanting to see this and I was also hoping it was going to be good. As we were walking out of the theatre, both of us said at the same time "COMPLETE WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY". :( If you are considering going to see this and you don't have money to waste, I recommend you wait till this is out on video, which I predict won't be long when people find out what a huge turkey this film is. The plot (what there is of it) was spelled out in the trailer. NOTHING more happens in the movie than what was in the trailer. It's just long drawn out violence with the predictable ending. Even the effects which looked promising in the preview were few and far between. Most of the time it's just a bunch of towns folk holed up in a diner in the middle of the desert a la "Tremors' without the humor or big worms. Total disappointment!

(SPOILER ALERT!!) This movie was awful. I wasn't expecting a "B" movie with demon-zombie creatures that go around biting a stalking the people of a small diner. This movie makes it seem like this diner is the only place on earth that the Apocalypse is happening. It made no outside references to the rest of the world, what-so-ever. It barely touched on anything to do with the actual Biblical Apocalypse. They showed one plague (a bunch of flies) and then never showed it again. Instead, you see demon zombies drunkly driving their cars to this diner, just to crowd around it until they are shot. That was the whole premises of this movie. It did have one "heaven" scene, that looked more like a locker room than anything. Then at the end you get a human trying to kill an Angel (Such sacrilege!) and Angel Michael saying that he needed to defy God to save humanity. So, basically, their version of God's Apocalypse is God sending demon-zombies to the world, and two Angels beating each other up. ?

I have an idea! lets make a movie about god getting mad at everyone so he'll send down a whole bunch of angels to exterminate everyone! but we'll have this one angel, who doesnt agree with god, so he'll just be like "heck no god, i'm gonna go make sure this one baby gets born and save everyone down on earth!" So he'll go down on earth and get a bunch of guns and weapons and go to this dinner in the desert because this one skank's baby is the one hope the world has of survival. but then a whole bunch of those other angels are gonna be like "Hey dude, god's piiissseedd off at you now man" and they'll start taking over the bodies of humans and try to kill everyone, so then the angel and his earth buddies will just start mowing them down with their big guns and stuff, and then we'll get that one guy from Wimbleton to be the cool angel, and that rapper tyrese, and the QB from friday night lights, and dennis quaid! And the Oscar goes to.... Don't see this movie. seriously.

Dear Friends, It is not the place of human beings to decide what is blasphemous and what is not. We have guidlines in religious text to help us decide what is and what is not. God can speak for Himself. If people go to watch this movie, and you only going to watch a movie then there is no problem. If you are watching this movie for reasons beyond that then there is a possible issue there. I disagree with anyone that posts to Fandango calling this movie Blasphemous. We do not know exactly how the book of Revelations will unfold, as we are only corporeal, mortal beings limited to the flow of time as is perceptable by us. Stop telling people what to believe. It isn't your place. Enjoy the movie.

The trailer depicts Legion as a typical religious end-of-the-world movie, I was surprised at how standard it isn?t ? mostly. Also, the previews don?t give a lot of insight into what?s going to happen.The characters in the film are well-written, fully developed and complex creatures. Kate Walsh?s character Sandra is detestable, selfish and vindictive ? which makes her character the most hated, and her performance the best. Despite having a difficult character to play as well, Paul Bettany does a great job portraying Michael. For a diner in the middle of the desert, the set is more complicated than expected. The diner is the perfect setup for a lot of attacks, and a last stand for humanity. Most of the action scenes in this movie are, thankfully, not the overused kind. It was an extremely enjoyable experience, jam-packed with plenty of twists and turns and surprising moments.