The Watchers: Revelation

Movie is a b roll movie it was done on the cheap. But don't hold that against the movie. The acting not the greatest. Is obvious that several scenes were only filmed once but on a 50k budget you can't fault the movie for that one.

Story covers several themes based in history. Special effects nothing's Spectacular but enough to help the story.

Myself I'm all about the story itself. If it's acted well etc it s just a bonus but a nice one to be sure. The story was well thought out and well executed. Unlike many religious movies that go into ow you have to believe blah blah. I didn't really feel any of that religious bias in the story. It is Christian movie with a few out there theories but it was a unique one and strangely actually plausible. Unlike most movies like this one.when looking back at history it doesn't how to put it it picks its theoretical bs well.

Don't know if you will choose to watch this movie I know I had not planned on doing so. But I was pleasantly surprised. Ya the acting and camera work made some parts seem jumpy but don't hold it against the movie.

To me a movie is all about taking a story and making it visual rather then paper as reading a book to help you picture the story better. A tool and the story is the important part and this story was a good one.

Great story and plot Low budget Terrible acting Worth watching, though!

While not my cup of tea in genres, I caught this flick with a friend who is really into Evangelical Christian doomsday themes. The storyline takes a pretty much standardized evangelical twist on the popular subject of extraterrestrials. Here, the assumed aliens are presented as actually being nefarious minions of Satan that try to dupe mankind into believing they are anything but that. The plot is actually somewhat interesting, though the "science" terminologies used in the dialogue is somewhat reminiscent of arcane 1950's scifi drivel. The film is naturally laden with lots of Holy roller overtures (understandable considering the genre), but what makes this one stand out from the others is the awful acting. And by this I mean every single person that had a speaking role. It was apparent the film makers didn't even try to cast someone with any knowledge about the skill involved, and neither did they care. This kind of disrespect for the audience is a sin in my opinion.

To put it bluntly, "The Watchers: Revelation" is a painful experience for the audience and one I never plan to endure again.

A good story, but the acting is really bad. It explores the different points of view between extraterrestes and angels.

I did not watch any of the other "watcher" movies, so no idea on this one. The Religious theme is fine, very shallow and one verse lines. The Plot others are saying is good...nope. Plotline is thin, while I could follow the basic plot, their attempt at complexity fell very short. The attempt to tie the Anunnaki into the movie fell short. Only mentioned a few times. Then the alleged "tablet" was supposedly in Cuneiform but wasn't. IT has some cuneiform, but only a bit, especially when "Sumerian" was mentioned, I expected a WHOLE cuneiform tablet, not a few slashes. Then there is confusion amongst the igigi, Anunnaki and B'nai Elohim. Mostly though it is who is igigi and who is Anunnaki, while they are denying that they are, but they are, but they aren't type of thing. It is almost like the screenwriter FORGOT what they had written in scene 3 and suddenly changed their mind and wrote something completely different for scene 5 for the same character. This is not even a Grade B, but D or even further into the alphabet. Even the Sci-fi channel movies are better and THAT is saying a Lot. Fight scenes were shallow and very elementary school play. Ending much to be desired. IF you want just an inane movie to just have some noise in the background, movie is perfect for that.