The Mark of the Beast

To begin with I wasn't sure what was going on with the singers and clips of various things. Then the film began interspaced with speakers talking about information and technology available then in 1997, and how easy it can be for the beast system to be enforced - even then.

But God is in control of time and space. Nothing happens without His permission. Amen.

How wonderful to see the late Jack Van Impe and his wife Rexella Van Impe, sharing scriptures and current event news, to confirm Bible prophecy is true and reasonable at this time in history. Fantastic. Very well thought out.

Considering this was made in 1997, I am so impressed with the content. It's now Oct 2022. We are nearer than we were then. Now is the time to turn wholeheartedly to Christ Jesus, before it's too late. To God be all the Glory.

I watched this documentary out of curiosity, I'm an Orthodox Christian and I don't believe in the rapture doctrine.

I only give 3 stars because of the facts they provided about the technology advances even 30 years ago. You don't need to be religious to understand how technology is used for surveillance and the evil behind it.

The documentary is not about good acting and many will find the music unappealing.

It is almost 30 years old and it is true that technology is used for preemptive policing, surveillance and that we're monitored from governments, banks, employers, tech companies and many others.

It is sad that people are giving up their privacy with convenience as an exchange - apps to make life easier, and everything going digital. Many countries have imposed restrictions in the use of cash.

I hope people open their eyes to what's going on around them and accept Jesus Christ as their Lord and Saviour.

Christianity is the most popular religion on the planet. The paranoid tone of the film would make you think they belonged to some obscure cult.

The acting/interviews are just quality entertainment. And their understanding of how lockup works is plain evidence they have no idea what they're talking about, and couldn't be bothered to learn the reality.

Which, I suppose sums it up: who needs reality when you have mythology? Great party movie if you have friends with an eye for cinema and a sense of humor. The guy with the weird dead animal posing as a toupee is fantastic!

Watch it if you're one of "those people," or if you're looking for a good laugh.