The Trump Prophecy

This review has nothing to do about my political views. In fact, I voted for Trump. With that said, this was THE worst movie I have ever seen. Poorly produced and up until the half way point, the script could have been written on a Post-It note. Lot's of dead space and very little substantive dialog.

The acting was terrible and "special effects" were embarrassing. The story behind the movie was certainly interesting but the acting and dialog was just way too cheesy.

The scenes seemed to be disconnected one from another and even the very ending after the movie made no sense and had NOTHING to do with the movie! (the part where you had family/friends holding up war hero's - how is this related in any way to what the movie was about????

Lastly (and this was a biggie for me), IF this movie was conveying a Christian world-view, why didn't the writers make mention of the ONE MAIN and CENTRAL FOCUS of the Christian message.........and that is the Grace and Salvation of Jesus Christ?

Interesting concept for a movie - poorly executed and acted.

"For the time will come when people will not put up with sound doctrine. Instead, to suit their own desires, they will gather around them a great number of teachers to say what their itching ears want to hear."

This "movie" is among the least substantive, most pearl-clutchingly vapid pieces of media I've ever seen.

It is devoid of anything meaningful, and appears to only exist as a method of moving money between private parties.

We went to this - It was like 3 movies - all of them bad - although the first part, the firefighter who is told by God that God wants Trump, was not just propagandistic, but it was so slow and poorly done. Designed to make people afraid so that they are receptive to the ideas put forth in the next two sections - which run like slick ads for going to war - (they sacrificed themselves and now it is our turn music playing to a bunch of pictures of folks with loved ones in frames who fought wars), and then the final part which is a bunch of interviews with mostly white guys talking about the founding father's setting forth a Christian state (they did not - they were secular humanists) and Capitalism (which is an economic system and not a political system) being the political system of the US. Most of this was just manipulative propaganda.

This is the sixth movie (out of 930) that I've awarded a single star. It is truly awful.

I should point out that I'm not really a Trump fan and a lapsed Christian. I've always found the Christian support of Trump somewhat puzzling since he seems to me to be one of the least Christian people you could ever wish to meet.

Anyway the film tells the story of a firefighter Mark Taylor who suffering from PTSD has a prophecy that Trump will become president. This is played out through the first part of the movie and there is undoubtedly an interesting story in it. Anyway unfortunately that was ignored in favour of pushing christian and right wing rhetoric. The second half of the film was an uncomfortable watch and I have no doubt many people would struggle to make it to the end of the film. Anyway I did make it to the end of the film, so I'm comfortable with awarding it with 1 star.