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| Directed by | John Terlesky |
| Written by | Fred Olen Ray (as William Carson) |
| Produced by | Lisa M. Hansen Paul Hertzberg (producers) Ice-T Mario Van Peebles Tommy "Tiny" Lister (executive producers) |
| Starring | Ice-T Suzy Amis Mario Van Peebles Coolio Tommy "Tiny" Lister |
| Cinematography | Maximo Munzi |
| Edited by | Daniel Duncan |
| Music by | Joseph Williams |
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| Distributed by | CineTel Films |
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Running time | 95 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Judgment Day is a 1998 direct-to-video science-fiction action film directed by John Terlesky and starring Mario Van Peebles, Suzy Amis and Ice-T. It was Amis' final film before her retirement and is the first CineTel film that deals with a disaster in the sci-fi genre.
Cultists with an enigmatic leader (Mario Van Peebles) seize the only man capable of devising a way to stop a giant meteor from hitting the Earth. A female agent (Suzy Amis) teams up with a prisoner (Ice-T), who together have three days to rescue the scientist (Linden Ashby) and save the planet from extinction.[1][2]
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