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Kamryn 2023-08-02 18:46:29
In fact, I think it's okay, change the name and make a good poster, the evaluation may be much...
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Burley 2023-05-13 22:17:30
I originally wanted to do a homework in an anthropology class about doomsday and global warming, but I ran away after watching the movie and writing a review. But in fact, I have always believed that there is a founder, are we already in...
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Arely 2023-05-11 21:32:10
Damn, this shit still has a 6.3 rating. The plot is sloppy, the special effects are just...
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Alayna 2023-05-04 14:58:44
I haven't finished the novel yet, and seeing MIke and Kate definitely made a profit. Looking back now, I think this evangelical dispensational view is really devout and persistent, but is it a good recipe for evangelism or a way to sell it in such a popular way? What about the poison of...
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Ethel 2023-03-28 10:00:01
It can be seen as a fable, and of course, as a badly conceived...
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Laverne 2023-02-12 19:43:49
After reading the review...I think I'd better read the...
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Courtney 2023-02-01 07:09:04
Playing Samsung does not mean that this film is good, it is much better than the 2014 version, at least there are reasons and...
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Jessika 2023-01-31 20:05:56
Spoiler: The Antichrist is a typical white...
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Keagan 2023-01-04 06:25:36
The story is set against the Book of Revelation, so that's for sure. Another highlight of this film is the starring Kirk Cameron, who played Mike in "Growing Pains", and now both husband and wife are dedicated to gospel...
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Merle 2023-01-01 23:24:25
The story is set against the Book of Revelation, so that's for sure. Another highlight of this film is the starring Kirk Cameron, who played Mike in "Growing Pains", and now both husband and wife are dedicated to gospel...
Left Behind: The Movie Comments
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Joyce 2022-10-20 20:27:25
This piece of thought
Kirk Cameron claims that the film is very popular, but the box office is only four or five million dollars, of course, this is a good result for him.
The film was made into a trilogy, but the third adaptation is the fifth of the novel. Part two or three didn't make it to theaters at all.
One of the...
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Buck Williams: It's true. I can't believe it, it's true!
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Ken Ritz: A guy on the radio quoted a thing from the Bible. You know the story of the two men in the field, one man gets taken and the other's left standing there. Two women in a kitchen, one gets taken, the other's left doing the dishes.
[laughs]
Buck Williams: Yeah, but what do all the missing people have in common?
Ken Ritz: Well, all the kids are gone like the Pied Piper story, but explain the adults.
Buck Williams: So something made all children and adults, selected adults, a target.
Ken Ritz: What, you mean like easier to snatch?
Buck Williams: It could be blood type, brainwaves, DNA, who knows.
[sigh]
Buck Williams: This is insane. People don't just disappear.
Ken Ritz: Now the real question is, are they gone for good or will they be sent back? Or worse, will more of us disappear? How do you hide from something like this?
Buck Williams: Maybe the common factor isn't in those who were taken, it's in those who were left behind.
