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Crazy credits for
Doom (2005) More at IMDbPro »

  • In the opening Universal logo, the Earth is replaced with the planet Mars.
  • The only opening credits are the Universal Logo and the name of the movie.
  • The closing credits begin with a first-person-shooter point of view,
    leading on a mission and shooting the various credits that appear.
  • "Console Operators" is misspelled "Consol Operators" in the ending credits.
  • The female names during the closing credits don't get shot through the
    first-person-shooter point of view.
  • SPOILER: When the end credits for the actors are shown, the survivors'
    names exit through doors. All other names (those who die) are blown up by
    the shooter in the FPS perspective.

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