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15 years after becoming a modest hit in cinemas, "Legion" finds a new life on streaming. Not to be confused with the FX TV series of the same name, based in the world of Marvel Comics, we are talking about the movie starring Paul Bethany, known best for his work as a vision in Marvel's film universe. But before he became a vision, he was an actor with an interesting biography, including big hits like "Nice Mind" and "Da Vinci Code". However, for whatever reason, this film now gets traction.

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As for this writing, director Scott Stewart's religious action/horror flick was sitting in the number seven on the most watched movie charts on tubes, after Flixpatrol. It's just before Mark Walberg's Action Trembling "Mile 22" And just below the original "rhythm and blood" of tubes. Tyler Perry's "Great Happy Happy Family" is the number one, for what is worth it. In any case, thanks to the most popular service for free streaming in the game (not counting YouTube), this not particularly well -appreciated film is inexplicable to have something from resurrection.

The film takes most to a remote desert truck, where, against all chances, the fate of the world will be decided. United by Archangel Michael (Paul Bethany), a group of foreigners become unwanted soldiers at the forefront of the apocalypse. Since Evil's armies have gathered outside, this group of rags must help protect the waitress and her unborn child at all costs. Is not Overall, unlike "Krypta Stories: Demons Knight" in 1995. Or "from twilight to dawn", given her premise, but cannot be different in execution.

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Critics at the time were far from kinde to "Legia", as there is currently a false rating of 20% of rotten tomatoes. This, despite his impressive team, which, besides Bethany, also includes Kevin Durand's likes ("3:10 to Yuma"), Lucas Black ("Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift"), Turb Gibson ("2 Fast, 2 Furious", Adriana Paliki, the movie at the time, with TCU 360 calling it "slap in the face of Christianity".

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"What if God decides that he has lost faith in man? Stewart explained to /film on the Legia premise as early as 2009. "God loses his faith in man and says" Do it? "This is our approach to it."

"Paul casting, drew a line in the sand and said we would treat this really seriously. We have a fun movie and it's roller driving, but there are a few difficult threads, and I really take it seriously and I want the acting to be great."

Critics to be damn, people are now gravitating to the film. This tends to happen in the world of streaming, where the average study film can become a hit of nowhere. Gererrard Butler's "Geostorm" has become a hit on Netflix recently. Things like this happen all the time. The difference, in this case, is that the "Legia" ($ 68 million treasurer/$ 26 million budget) was a moderate hit in her time. Be it by redirecting or random new discoveries, it becomes another day in the sun.

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You can also grab the "legion" of Blu-ray or DVD from Amazon.