MINOR SPOILERI would put this at the quality level of your average SyFy channel flick. I give it an extra star for exceeding expectations despite a low budget. This has been criticized for being pro-Christian propaganda - probably by people who think that Fahrenheit 911 and Syriana were objective. 98 out of 100 Hollywood films are overtly anti-conservative or secularist so it doesn't surprise me that reviewers who down vote this film have already been so indoctrinated that they can't appreciate a viewpoint film that explains the Gospel or prophesy. It's so rare to see a movie with a completely unusual premise like this, that some viewers recoil at the notion of a message movie of this kind. I found this film to be a refreshing effort to dramatize the struggle that many non-Bible believers have in accepting Scripture. In this respect, non-Christian "seekers" may find this story hits close to home. On a screenplay level, this is average thriller/spy fare, if a bit contrived but gets the point across without being ham-fisted. The prophetic aspects could have been explored better given that the Old Testament is pretty clear that there will be a major war against Israel in the near future (that it will win) as outlined by Isaiah in Chapter 53 - something that goes unmentioned in the script. Meanwhile, the Ezekiel prophesy that IS mentioned in the movie is about an event that comes after the Isaiah 53 war. But this was not intended to be a lesson in End Times Bible doctrine, but rather, a think piece for those who may be noticing that world events are aligning with predictions in the Bible. As for the terrorist angle. Who doubts that ISIS and the Muslim Brotherhood would destroy the US and Israel if it could? So I have no issue with that story element at all.

I have seen numerous faith-based movies, and this one is the best of them all. When I choose to watch a Christian film, I don't look for astronomically expensive special effects or any other Hollywood "eye candy", for that matter. Christian movies are intended to vocalize and visualize the Christian beliefs, particularly the beliefs of the movie creators. And THAT is accomplished very well in this film. The non-denominational, essential and universally accepted Christian beliefs are brought up in this movie. In addition, the film delves into the End Times prophesies; and this is where Christians differ from one another. Nevertheless, there is no requirement for anyone to agree with the authors — viewers simply get a chance to see a version of what the movie creators believe will happen. I think, it's great and wonderful to see the pages of the Bible come to life on the screen (or one interpretation of it). This movie has a target audience, and it meets the audience's expectations extremely well. The film did not have a massive budget for its making, so the viewer should accept it for what it is: a visual presentation of the fulfillment of the End Times prophecies (one interpretation). It is meant to tell people the Christian view of Salvation (the way to receive it) and to interpret parts of the Book of Revelation. And I believe, this film has fulfilled its purpose completely. It is even inspirational. In my opinion, most Christians, or anyone seeking God, will enjoy it. And don't read between the lines — the movie is pretty straight forward.

Sorry to say, but this film is a sad, sad, sad production.First, there are so many holes in the dramatization that it can hardly be counted as following any dramaturgical rules. Not having read John Hagee's book though, it is hard to say whether the film has raped the book or whether the book is equally bad.Furthermore, the underlying theological understanding of several prophetic issues are so far of the mark - that anyone considering themselves as a born-again believer should stay clear of it, and even more, should not under any circumstances recommend the film (especially not to unbelievers)or buy it as a gift for anyone.It is my sincere belief that this film will do more damage than it will do good. Stay clear!

Haven't seen it yet but it looks like a good one. Its got action, suspense, looks well done and interesting. Who cares if it has religious points of view? If one can watch Twilight than certainly this one should be no problem. It's a movie. If it makes you think about where you are in life, than so be it. I know where I will be. Watching the movie! Love these types of movies. I think we should have more movies with "biblical" overtones. There is not going to be a movie that has any biblical plots that will fit everyone's point of view. Who cares? Just see the movie. And then if your ears are tickled, go search the scriptures yourself.