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Not really a spoiler because they tell you at the very beginning: If you can't drink the water or eat the food because they have both been madedeadly, what's the sense of going anywhere?

You can live without food for a while, but you can only go without water for maybe three days. And you're going to push it by riding bicycles?

Sounded as if it should be a Christian take on Revelation but in fact it bears no resemblance to any interpretation of Revelation that any denomination has ever come up with. Might have been better with no religious element at all and just an "escape from the aliens" plot. With that, it would have been reasonably good. But this will just annoy those who it is supposed to be aimed at while putting off unbelievers who might otherwise have enjoyed it for what it is.

Foiled again! This is the second time in a month I got pulled in by special effects for a disaster event movie moving into an apocalyptic nightmare. Curse my Saturday night love of dystopian landscapes. So I was about 2/3rds of the way invested when the tide turned and it all went christian in an effort to spur my very own come to Jehovah moment, in lieu of the absence of that age old hymn, "Just As I Am." The scene, taking the bible off the nightstand of the deathbed, did sound a few bells and whistles, but I chocked it up to dramatic schmaltz at the directors discretion. Up until the 2/3rds point I always thought a band of angels coming after me was a good thing. According to this movie, it ain't. It gives slain in the spirit a very smoldering meaning, and effect. SO, had I known before hand what exactly was waiting for me at the end of the rabbit hole, I would have given it a pass for something a little, WHAT AM I SAYING, a lot less bible belty.

Compared to the Mimi Rodgers dystopian film, this truly stank. Poor acting, crappy script and it went absolutely nowhere. Couldn't figure out its point or perspective, seems like it was made by a committee of goofballs. Who gives people money to make such horrific wastes of time? This "film" is emblematic of the schlock that gets funding and financing in lieu of genuine quality films. Editing appears to have been done by a shredder. Was this funded by some misguided evangelical group? NOBODY was evidently holy enough to escape the divine barbecue! Give me a break- even an awful recruitment film for Jeezus freaks!

I have no idea what I just watched.

No character development, no plot, no real direction. It's like somebody said hey let's do something that makes no sense at all and film it. Is it a rapture?

Is it aliens? Is it a government scientific experiment gone wrong?

You will never know...... because they don't explain anything at all from beginning to end your left in a mystery wrapped in bacon?

So do yourself a favor and watch the wind blow through the trees, watch grass grow, what's your butterfly float on the breeze, watch paint dry.. because that's more entertaining than this flip-flop whatever they want to call it..

I can't think of a good thing to write about this movie. The special effects are almost worse than SciFi channel movies.....which is saying a lot.

The acting is terrible. It's just a plain awful movie. Much of the occurences don't work if the nature of the movie is what it is supposed to be.

But, you gotta take it for what it is...a low budget movie made by some church group to push some religious ideology. Not made by an actual movie making outfit.

Don't get me wrong, there are some really good religious movies out there. Some mega movie classics. This just isn't one of them. Not by a long shot.

Rapture means to be snatched up violently. There was no snatching up, just incineration. I thought it was going to be a biblical movie. Instead it was a a movie without a real story line. The ending was left entirely void of any meaning. I'm so thankful I didn't buy this and only rented, even that is a waste of money. I get that production and the acting were going to be bad, but this was just a hot mess.

They missed the mark on so many levels with this movie let alone trying to justify the biblical aspect of it all. Don't expect this to be based on the Bible for they may have gotten a few ideas but totally missed the mark. With that being said, it was an interesting movie just to see where they were going with this. Sadly you'll be very disappointed if you were expecting to experience something truly based on Scripture of the Rapture. They tried too hard on some aspects then just went wild with the script. Too many things didn't add up or even come together. You have the "Robed Glowing Humanoids", same but different "Geist Like Creatures", the Black Voids that shoot lightning to incinerate humans to a stone distorted pile of goo, the Glowing things Vaporizing people including Children and some that do nothing but hurt if you look at them. It had its entertainment value but it was just weird and the acting was atrocious. Not sure what they were going for, for this would of been better as an apocalyptic film rather than a distorted Biblical Film.

I'm a fan of apocalyptic and faith films, so I guess I was the target audience.

PREMISE: Good. Standard disaster, apocalypse fare. Noting new here. Good overall, however.

SCREENPLAY: Good. A bit slow. 90% of the film is the second act, which probably accounts for that. Nice to see a faith film that doesn't treat God like Santa-God. ("Just pray and everything is magically fixed"). Could have used some more character development to help the audience bond with them. No plot holes. Story moves forward without any nonsensical side plots or contrived drama. Believable.

ACTING: Very good. Good acting with believable responses to the situation(s). Being a faith film, it's very difficult to present a message without being over the top. The Christian character pulled it off superbly. Not over-bearing while also standing her ground. Dialogue was excellent overall.

DIRECTING: Good. Worked very well within the confines of the budget and script. Got the most out of the actors, story and setting. Hats-off!

CINEMATOGRAPHY: Very good. Well shot, directed and edited. Mostly shot outdoors in the desert. This set the tone very well. Not a whole lot of needless shots. Well done overall.

F/X. Fair. Obviously a low budget film and they knew how to film within those constraints. Only part I questioned was at the end, where they were walking through a town and the abandoned cars were CGI. Odd, since throughout the rest of the film, they used real cars and debris.

This was neither constructed well nor executed well. It appears to be an attempt by a Christian group to give a Scirnce Fiction twist yo it's interpretation of the accounts given in Revelatoons. It fails.

Because the stink of religion is all over it. Any attempt at dramatic license is defaulted out of the gate. The Aristotelian unities are ignored and there is no mcguffin. There are no likable characters or notable personalities because acting talent is nonexistent. And then they start reading the Bible. In a 1 hour and 21 minute movie, how much text do you need to crib? Anything that's rational doesn't require belief. And it follows that anything that requires belief was never rational. There's no such thing as a rational belief. I'm furious that I'll never get back this hour of my life, but a word to the wise...

Senseless movie, no logic, no explanation. Humanity Ends.

When food and water is contaminated, and every remaining one is also infected and will die, what is the point of converting to Christianity?

Wasted my 85 minutes. Cursing the script writer and director. They should be banned from making any further movies.

You can avoid it without any loss.

Profanity: 9 uses of the Lord's name in vain. A man is seen smoking a cigarette. Sexual content: No nudity or sex scenes. Blood and gore: People are struck by lighting, buried bodies, boils, open wounds.

I'm thinking that this movie as far as rapture movies go is worth a view. Interesting how the whole movie comes together. I'm sorta not sure if you "leave" you are raptured or if you live you are raptured. From what I am seeing in this movie...no one lives.

In comparison with Cheynobel there was makeup techniques used that was award winning. The idea of the characters experiencing it as a localized event and then realising it was a large scale event gave the story line a feel of realism. Including the sinners' prayer and relevant bible verses added a profound sense of suspense. The special effects of the alien beings was appropriate in the way they were exposed by degrees. I'd recommend this film to everyone and anyone interested in sci-fi and or the subject of the rapture. The cast, crew and production team did an excellent job of presenting and story telling.

Quite possibly the WORST movie supposedly on biblical prophecy I have ever seen!!!!!!!!!!! Reminds me of 60's sci=fi we used to watch as kids. I mean, you are zapped if you are a Christian, zapped if you are not, oh unless you die of food poisoning or water contamination, or starvation..............or killer ants, oh that was another movie. Only reason I gave it a star was for the poor actors, that had to put up with this debacle. I think it is a complete disaster, should have had the cop chase the store robber for some excitement, then maybe have a shoot out with the crooks, or something, have a bystander get hit.

This movie should just be labeled horror and doomsday! Not very good acting and bit hard to follow at first and by the time you work out what the story line is you realize it can only end one way! The people who wrote or produced this film should have spent some seriously time reading their bible so that it at least had some true biblical input! Everything from the so called non-rapture part of the film to the elimination of all mankind in one day is total misrepresentation of Gods word and story! We honestly put it straight in the rubbish bin the minute we had finished the length of its torturous illogical horror fable!