The point of this movie is not to be a fictional movie but some sort of instruction video for those who are left behind after the rapture that some Christians believe is coming.

The fictional elements of the movie are interrupted by scenes where Pastor John Hagee declares that this, in fact, will happen, becaus the bible tells us it will, and when it does, you better be a Christian and be saved, and don't trust the evil European politician that will become some kind of world president and say he's the Messiah, because he's really the Anti-Christ.

I wouldn't recommend anyone to see this movie, and certainly not to spend their money on it. If you think you need an instruction video about what to do when the end is near and that the televangelists who made this movie needs more money than they already have - go ahead and buy it, but don't say I didn't warn you.


A Lifevest to Those Left Behind   March 5, 2003
 10 out of 14 found this review helpful

Most of the reviewers have totally missed the point. If you read the "Left Behind" books, or watched the "Tribulation" series movies, you saw that the believers leave a video to tell those left behind where they have gone, what is going to happen in the tribulation, and how to receive Christ as their Savior. This DVD is similar to those videos. So, it is not really a movie in the traditional sense, it is a movie for believers to purchase to leave as a message. It doesn't really have a plot line, a hero and heroine going through trials and tribulations, etc. However, if you are a Christian you should ask yourself, if the rapture happens, would I want my loved ones to know what happened to me, how to join me, and what to make of the Anti Christ? If so, this is for you.


Bad, Bad, Bad   October 24, 2002
 3 out of 16 found this review helpful

thats all i could say it was the worst movie i have ever seen i mean it could have been alot better it that stuped guy hadent kep coming into the movie.
format was DVD