Reviews

Where to start? First off the voice sync is way way off, not helped that some of the actors obviously are speaking their own language with voice overs.

CGI looks to be done by some amateur film club presumably from a Christian support group oh yes the film in case you don't get it from the trailer or box isn't your standard end of the world disaster movie it is in fact a religious/Christian film about the supposed Rapture/second coming type of film so if you're not the slightest bit religious or a total non-believer be prepared for a lot of swearing ironically I was reported to say "OMG" over and over not because Im religious but because I couldn't believe what was happening. As the title says I tried three times on different occasions to watch this film, that's many hours of my life I'll never get back

Nest? Well there's the weird photographer following Sarah, without any real explanation why he is doing this, they then hook up but he is basically your muscle bound idiot not capable of stringing two words together till his death where he manages to talk almost coherently,

The Doomsday consortium head who seems to be first shouting that the Rapture isn't real then in the next breath trying to get to the the temple to see the end of days, meantime trying to persuade his daughter to stay away from said temple. His daughter is a missionary in Peru and collects together a couple of locals to take to the temple, one being a very pregnant girl.

You have an unexplained pregnant girl who speaks no English and of course goes into labour towards the climatic end.

The film fails to explain why people suddenly disappear along the way, point in case is Susan's mother who is sat in the car then suddenly isn't there any more when the car breaks down.

The climatic end well of course is the birth of Jesus No 2 who MUST be birthed at the alter of said temple.

It's at this point that you really wish that if there is a god he just makes the whole thing go away, surely even he couldn't be that spiteful.

The film doesn't make it clear if the rest of the worlds population has been killed or taken, even at the end the last comment is "There's a whole world out there and we have the chance to start afresh" what does this mean exactly?

Poor acting, poor CGI, poor Script just really bad

Brilliant movie, starts off in the usual way, goofy jokes, slow motion boob action etc.

However the film takes on a deeper and darker sense of involvement, suddenly its about missed opportunities, missed loves and death, and the jokes are less funny. The remote becomes a weapon of destruction in his hands, and the control he thought he had on his life using the remote is no more, as it's memory becomes more developed, suddenly instead of missing the occasional few minutes, he misses whole chunks of his life, before he knows it his son is following in his footsteps on the ladder of success.

Good v evil, will he wake up and smell the coffee? The run up to the ending is unexpected, be prepared to need a tissue.