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Survivor

  • 2014
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 33m
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4.0/10
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Danielle C. Ryan in Survivor (2014)
ActionAdventureFantasySci-FiThriller

During their search for a habitable planet the last living humans crash-land on a barren world, inhabited by bloodthirsty aliens and mysterious post-apocalyptic warriors.During their search for a habitable planet the last living humans crash-land on a barren world, inhabited by bloodthirsty aliens and mysterious post-apocalyptic warriors.During their search for a habitable planet the last living humans crash-land on a barren world, inhabited by bloodthirsty aliens and mysterious post-apocalyptic warriors.

  • Director
    • John Lyde
  • Writer
    • John Lyde
  • Stars
    • Danielle C. Ryan
    • Kevin Sorbo
    • Rocky Myers
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  • IMDb RATING
    4.0/10
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    • Director
      • John Lyde
    • Writer
      • John Lyde
    • Stars
      • Danielle C. Ryan
      • Kevin Sorbo
      • Rocky Myers
    • 41User reviews
    • 18Critic reviews
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    Danielle C. Ryan
    Danielle C. Ryan
    • Kate Mitra
    • (as Danielle Chuchran)
    Kevin Sorbo
    Kevin Sorbo
    • Captain Hunter
    Rocky Myers
    Rocky Myers
    • Rogan
    Ruby Jones
    Ruby Jones
    • Nidal
    Melanie Stone
    Melanie Stone
    • Hayley
    Blake Webb
    Blake Webb
    • Weston
    Abigail Mason
    Abigail Mason
    • Anne
    Andrew Dee Jones
    Andrew Dee Jones
    • Snarl
    • (as Andy Jones)
    Paul D. Hunt
    Paul D. Hunt
    • Bunyon
    James C. Morris
    James C. Morris
    • Snicker
    Braxton McAllister
    Braxton McAllister
    • Gorgon
    Nicola Posener
    Nicola Posener
    • Computer System
    • (voice)
    Cathy Tidwell
    Cathy Tidwell
    • Survivor & Warrior
    Dave Bresnahan
    Dave Bresnahan
    • Crew Member
    • (uncredited)
    Deborah Lee Douglas
    Deborah Lee Douglas
    • Deborah
    • (uncredited)
    Paddy Wallace
    Paddy Wallace
    • Johnny
    • (uncredited)
    • Director
      • John Lyde
    • Writer
      • John Lyde
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    7siderite

    Everybody's a critic

    This film is, indeed, all about Danielle Chuchran. She is beautiful, incredibly athletic and a quite decent actress. The sci- fi in the film is of the type of Firefly, you know, you go to another planet and there are American cowboys there. So not that much. However, the few sci- fi bits in the story did further it, so in my mind that part was a success.

    After enjoying the hell out of Shadow of the Cabal, I had to see this movie as well, especially since it starred Danielle, and I can tell you it did not disappoint. The story, as usual (shame, Arrowstorm!), was a bit silly, but simple enough to not bother me tremendously. Kevin Sorbo did play a larger role, although it's becoming a pattern in these films: he appears as some sort of father authority figure, does a few scenes, then splits.

    The action scenes were really good, as expected from a professional stunt actress, but also the director has to be good at it. The scenes were great and reminded me of the orc elf battle that hooked me when watching Shadow of the Cabal. The implanted computer, scanner and holographic screen was a great addition and allowed the story to move fast over some logistical problems like how people find each other, coordinate over large distances and detect food or injuries.

    There were issues with the film. The technical details in the introduction almost threw me off completely in the beginning of the film. The character of Weston was ridiculous and completely unnecessary - they could have done more with him. Also they took their sweet time to "get it". I won't spoil it here, but as a hint just listen carefully at the alien language and you can figure it out in the first 15 minutes.

    Other than that, few characters and a lot less character development made this almost a pure action film. Danielle was great, and also Melanie Stone, which you may (barely) recognize from the Mythica series. Sorbo acted well, but his character was a little bit ridiculous. He had a lot of scenes about bones and almost all cracked me up - no pun intended (OK, I did intend it a little).

    It is far from perfect, but was one of the best movies in this particular genre and I really don't understand the mostly mean comments the film has received here. I mean, if they would have used cars instead of running around it would have been Mad Max, and you bloody loved that one!
    5lois-lane33

    A good movie to watch if you fall ill.

    I thought this movie was OK-if you're stuck home sick. It had a good SF premise but it fell apart somehow. They opened the film with a scene of someone falling through empty space-exactly the way the film Predators opens. It shares other similarities with Predators in that some of the "aliens" look like they wandered in from a set of the film Predators. No matter-it was made for light Saturday afternoon viewing anyway, so what the hey. The female lead was in good shape- looking like she had just trained for a Triathlon, which is something you don't see very often in contemporary SF. Good ending-I was expecting a poor one since it became kind of a 'monster mash' somewhere towards the end. All in all it doesn't work as big screen material for one reason or another but it works as a film to watch if you are under the weather. Thats all I got.
    3bowmanblue

    I nearly didn't survive this

    Oh, dear... where to begin. 'Cheap' is the word I'd use to describe 'Survivor.' Even the title is hardly inspired. I ran the word 'survivor' through the Internet Movie Database's search to try and find this film, but there are so many other films/TV shows called it, that I had to end up looking it up via an actor's name. In fact, the searching for it online was actually more enjoyable than the film.

    Okay, that maybe a little harsh, but it was just so cheap it was hardly worth bothering with. It's about (and I can barely be bothered to regurgitate it all again!) the last few survivors from a doomed Earth, now destined to fly through space while they search for a new home planet. The spaceships all look computer-generated, but that doesn't last long. The ship soon crashes and they have to survive on an inhospitable planet. Or at least one of them does. A lone girl has to basically fight through hordes of native humans (and later monsters) to try and rescue the few remaining crewmates who survived the crash.

    It basically plays out like 'After Earth' but with less of a budget. Then again, After Earth hardly set the Box Office on fire, so that is a strange film to base another one on! Later on the cast moves to underground and, what with the inclusion of the monsters, it ends up a bit like 'The Descent.' Even sci-fi fans won't really enjoy this film. It's just too cheap and too unoriginal to really offer anything new. Yeah, if you're really that bored on a Saturday afternoon and you come across this film on TV (no way you would ever feel justified in paying for it!) you may just sit through it. Only if you're bored though. Really bored.
    2Jackbv123

    Really bad

    There is almost no plot after a scout ship crashes on unknown planet, unless you count Kate traveling 60 kilometers over semi-mountainous terrain to rescue her injured captain and then a score more to find the crash site so she can send a distress beacon.

    There is very little dialogue for at least half the movie, which is good because Danielle Chuchran delivers it poorly in quick but flat lines.

    One thing is for certain. Kate, who has lived all her two-score years of life on a space ship is in physical shape that boggles the mind. She runs and climbs and runs and climbs. In crashing, Kate falls out of the scout ship and plummets apparently miles but opens a tiny chute about 50 feet above the water and survives. Then she gets knocked out and captured, but her captor is gone when she wakes up so she escapes. He or another of the natives (all wearing masks) traps her again, but she escapes again by simply climbing away. Chased by a half-dozen or more natives who are almost on top of her, somehow she is magically away from them and "safe". Three monsters corner her with three arrows left so she climbs a sheer cliff, then shoots at least twice that many arrows to kill them all.

    More running, more impossible fighting. The monsters have 4 inch claws but never use them and outweigh Kate 2-1 but she defeats several of them in hand to hand several times.

    Finally some plot and dialogue with about 20 minutes left in this 1-1/2 hour film. And the plot is not that great.

    In this part of the movie, natives remove their clumsy masks which appeared to be for breathing, but apparently they don't need them.

    Chuchran has a pretty enough face, if you enjoy looking at a dirty girl with unkempt hair. But she is not enough to carry this movie with its ridiculous fights and lame plot. Wait til you see the ending.
    2emphedokles

    Run pretty girl run! (Thats all)

    This "movie" is about a running blond pretty girl. Originally she came from a spaceship, but that does not matter very much. The story is paper thin or to say it precisely, there is no story. It is one of that stories which is that flat, that it bends time and space and you know not only from the beginning how this movie will end, you will just know the complete plot. Thats because you have seen this story in 10 other equal cheap "Oh no! My spaceship crashed!" scifi movies. I am pretty sure the screenplay was not longer then. "Ships having an accident, then pretty girl runs around, kills some evil dudes, finds a horse yadayadayada the end." Its one of that movies you can watch when you already planned to fall asleep at your couch or when you are drunk like a skunk and want to watch some easy nothing. If you watching it sober, you will for sure fast forward half of the movie.

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    • Trivia
      This movie was funded through a Kickstarter campaign. If you donated enough money, you could be listed as an Associate Producer.
    • Goofs
      In an early voice-over it is stated that when the Earth fell out of orbit, particle accelerators were used to try to reset it. There is no reason why the Earth's orbit - or that of any other planet - should suddenly change, but even accepting this for the sake of the film, particle accelerators would be totally useless to try to correct the situation. They only move particles - sub-atomic particles - and even at speeds close to that of light, their mass is so tiny that they would no effect on the Earth's movements.
    • Quotes

      Kate Mitra: [Voiceover] ... Some of us on Columbia 7 don't make it to 21. Something about their lungs not adjusting to recycled air. I've read a lot about what it was like growing up on Earth. I can only read and wonder. I've never been there. In the beginning, our sun was created to give light and life to the earth on which we lived. Our planet was just the right distance from the sun, sustaining amazing diversity of animals, plants, and people to populate it. But, what once sustained our lives would soon be the end of it. When the Earth fell out of orbit, we tried to reset the planet with the use of particle accelerators. As a result, wormholes were created throughout the galaxy. Temperatures on earth skyrocketed beyond anything ever seen before. All the water eventually evaporated. Without water, all the plants died. Without plants, all the animals died. Before mankind died as well, seven ships made it off the surface. That was 40 years ago. Each ship went off in search of another planet. One that could support human life. For 37 years we searched in vain. The only thing we could secure it, is train.

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    • Release date
      • July 23, 2014 (Philippines)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
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    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Ölümüne Takip
    • Filming locations
      • Utah, USA
    • Production companies
      • Arrowstorm Entertainment
      • Mainstay Productions
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 33m(93 min)
    • Color
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    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.78 : 1

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