Even if you didn't already know "Doom" is based on a popular first-person-shooter video game, it won't take long before you begin drawing comparisons to "Resident Evil" (not to mention films like "Aliens" & "Predator"). In fact, there's a point late in the movie that plays EXACTLY like the game on which it's based. Not that the story itself is all that compelling to begin with, but this overly-long first person POV segment sucks you right out of the movie. Until then, "Doom" is a by-the-numbers, generic science-gone-bad film in which you can telegraph virtually every plot twist long before it happens. And fans of The Rock, who has, in the past, demonstrated he has the chops to be the next Arnold Schwarzenegger, will likely be disappointed to learn he's little more than an f-word spewing action figure here. Even so, "Doom" is far from the worst video game-based movie ever made, and is sometimes kind of fun.