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Revelation (1999)

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CastCarol Alt, Desmond Campbell, Corry Carpf, Marium Carvell, Rick Demas, Jeff Fahey, Howard Hoover and Nick Mancuso
Theatrical ReleaseMay 7, 1999
DVD ReleaseAugust 31, 2004
Running Time100 minutes
MPAA RatingPG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
UPC Code043396085831
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Average user review: 4.0 (42 reviews)

rating: 5 QuoteAwesomeQuote
With all the research that I have done,
this movie really comes close to what man is trying to project.
We are in the last days and this movie tells exactly what one must do
to continue in the faith. June 2, 2008

rating: 5 QuoteGreat MovieQuote
Added to my other movies of same type such as left behind series and really enjoyed this. January 28, 2008

rating: 4 QuoteRevelationQuote
Very good movie about the possible future for those left behind after the rapture of the church. Makes you think. October 17, 2007

rating: 3 QuoteMark of the BeastQuote
This is a sequel to the movie 'Apocalypse - Caught in the Eye of the Storm'. I was actually taken by surprise by this movie. It is of much higher production value then the original and the acting has improved to that of what you would expect on T.V. It even has some special effects. It is close to B movie quality.

This movie starts up three months after 'Apocalypse' ends. Jeff Fahey plays a counter-terrorist expert looking for Christians, whom are called Haters in this series. He does not believe in God, but he also does not believe in the Anti-Christ. So we follow his journey as he decides what is transpiring and which side he will join. We also learn in this movie the writers vision on how the Anti-Christ plans to administer the Mark of the Beast onto his followers.

The movie actually takes us into the world of the Internet and virtual Reality, which adds a nice touch of science fiction to this thriller. This movie is actually fun to watch. Be advice that there is some violence in the movie. Of course this is a message movie that is teaching its ministries interpretation of the Bible.
September 29, 2007

rating: 3 QuoteAbove Average with a Good Point, Generally Low RentQuote
I watched this movie tonight, and I must admit, I started it expecting to hate it, and instead found the patience to watch it to the end.

It's a B movie at best, with limited script, acting cast, set sophistication. Certainly worthwhile as a source of reflections, but I'd like to see a much more skilled cinematography community spreading the Christian message.

By the by, Revelation is not in the index, and the Gospel of St. Thomas continues to be community-oriented interpretation of God on Earth in community.

Other movies that have been uplifting for me:
Bonhoeffer
Gandhi (Widescreen Two-Disc Special Edition)
Tibet - Cry of the Snow Lion
The Snow Walker
What the Bleep Do We Know!? August 28, 2007

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