Legion 2010
"When the last angel falls, the fight for mankind begins."
Director Scott Stewart's high-octane action-fantasy-horror hybrid Legion (2010) drops a ragtag band of strangers into a sun-baked desert diner as the sky darkens and divine judgment rains down.
Director: Scott Stewart
Cast
Paul Bettany
Michael
Dennis Quaid
Bob Hanson
Lucas Black
Jeep Hanson
Kate Walsh
Sandra Anderson
Tyrese Gibson
Kyle Williams
Adrianne Palicki
Charlie
Willa Holland
Audrey Anderson
Charles S. Dutton
Percy Walker
Jon Tenney
Howard Anderson
Kevin Durand
Gabriel
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Legion (2010) about?
Legion (2010) follows a group of strangers trapped in a remote desert diner as a divine strike team of angels descends to wipe out humanity. Their only defense is the Archangel Michael, who must decide whether to obey the command to end the world or defy heaven to save a handful of mortals.
Who directed Legion?
Legion was directed by Scott Stewart, a filmmaker known for blending genre action with supernatural themes in visually striking ways.
Who stars in Legion?
The film features Paul Bettany as Archangel Michael, joined by Dennis Quaid, Lucas Black, Kate Walsh, Tyrese Gibson, and Adrianne Palicki.
Is Legion (2010) worth watching?
If you enjoy fast-paced action grounded in supernatural lore and don't mind a healthy dose of gore and grit, Legion delivers on both spectacle and suspense. The mix of grindhouse aesthetics and apocalyptic stakes makes it a cult favorite for fans of offbeat genre cinema.
How long is Legion?
Legion runs for 100 minutes.
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Legion (2010): Archangels, Apocalypse and Action at a Desert Diner — Full Movie Info
Director Scott Stewart's high-octane action-fantasy-horror hybrid Legion (2010) drops a ragtag band of strangers into a sun-baked desert diner as the sky darkens and divine judgment rains down. The biblical stakes are sky-high, but the action is brutally grounded: Paul Bettany's gravel-voiced Archangel Michael is humanity's reluctant last stand against an airborne army of angels turned apocalyptic executioners. Between shotgun blasts and supernatural showdowns, the film explores themes of free will versus predestination, faith in the face of annihilation, and the quiet heroism born from ordinary people facing the unthinkable.
Crafted with relentless practical effects and a neon-drenched night palette, Legion blends grindhouse grit with grand mythic stakes, turning a humble diner into the eye of a storm that could end the world. Bettany's brooding intensity, Dennis Quaid's grizzled survivalist energy, and Tyrese Gibson's street-smart soul all collide in a race against celestial doom.
