The world’s order appears out of reach and the world seems to be engulfed in chaos, but from this height emerges a glorious new leader at the forefront of the United Nations. Can he rescue us from this darkened world or is the worst yet to come?
The movie was written by Paul Lalonde, Jessica Parker, and John Patus.
Being a fan of films that promote Christian philosophy, I was hopeful in my pursuit of finding a great movie however, that is not the case for this film.
THINGS I LIKED:
Often times in the past, I have come across Kevin Sorbo who has played in many movies, most of which I have enjoyed this one too. His wife and son also appears in the movie which was unexpected!
Other renowned actors include Corbin Bernsen, Neal McDonough, and most other cast members were no names for me.
The film aims to integrate an engaging storyline that speculates what the ‘left behind’ are doing to solve the enigma of the global disappearances with parts in the movie where Christianity can be introduced to anyone who is not a believer. However, since this is a sequel, the film largely speaks to the already converted. That said, a good number of Christians have been losing faith and exiting churches in the recent past, so this may serve as material for conversations that could staunchly encourage them to return back to the fold.
It is interesting how the writers (Paul Lalonde, Jessica Parker and John Patus) interpret the antiChrist to be.
WHAT I DIDN’T LIKE:
The film expects that you have watched all previous installments of this franchise. First time watchers will be lost with regard to who the characters are and what happened previously to these events. There is an awful lot of talk about the previously “Raptured” which, to new viewers, is certainly a mystery.
In one of the scenes, a character dreams about Jesus. I have an image of Jesus, smiling rather gloriously, but he appears with an angry frown.
There are very poor, overacting moments, and underacting moments where there is complete and utter silence from the actors.
This movie is horrible. Let’s take a closer look at this. During the pandemic, America was obsessed with the world of maker and influencer systems. This gave various fast industries millions and millions of customers, and allowed some creators to increase their salaries by a staggering 200%. This movie amounts their belief pandemic. They went too far. There is the pathetic quote where a TV announcer talks about the astonishing reactions of enthusiastic fans when a politician walks out of a building that can only be watched using a guide. She states “Just listen to the crowd!” The camera shifts to the region where around 30 people are woodenly applauding, and as the reporter mentioned the astonishing reactions, I said out loud “What reaction?”
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