Left Behind Collection
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Movie Reviews of Left Behind Collection
Movie Review: Satisfied
Summary: 3 Stars
Satisfied with purchase, although I enjoyed the book series better. But it is all good and to the benefit of the Kingdom of God.Movie Review: Low-Budget Movies Undermine Brilliant Books
Summary: 2 Stars
Objectively, these movies lack quality; consequently, they only serve to satisfy those who are predisposed to support them, even if out of obligation to encourage more like-minded efforts. However, if the purpose was to proselytize, then the movies should have had the budget and quality necessary to attract the targeted audience. As it turned out, it appears the purpose was to make a quick buck off low-budget films that do not serve justice to the authors. Unlike the successful Christian music industry, Christian movies will not reach the "other side" until they are made with such quality as to rival any competing movie on a Friday night. First and foremost, people watch movies to be entertained....to entertain while sending a Christian message is still a skill to be honed.Movie Review: badly produced christian right scfi prodution
Summary: 2 Stars
only watched one of three... disappointed at it.. why didn't it show where the raptured went... did not take into accounts of end of days that other philosphys have... highly disappointed... anyone who is a student of spiritual philosophy should avoid this narrow minded and tunnel vision of the religious righteousMovie Review: an honest review
Summary: 1 Stars
In the quest for family friendly entertainment and film with Biblical themes, there are a lot of well-meaning people who will review these films as 5-star because the Left Behind books have been bestsellers. Now that they are being made into movies they see a big flashing sign screaming "witnessing opportunity"! There was not enough budget and certainly not enough directorial skill to make this film laudable. The film's production values were undermined by the workmanship of the cameras, the lighting, the editing, and the dubious choices made by the director. All told, the effort was less than professional. When I saw the first movie in the theater, there were cheers at the end of the film. No doubt they were from those who were glad to see a Biblical prophecy and principles brought out as a first run film, without the evils of Hollywood in the way. I understand the sentiment, but fail to understand how many of the viewers could ignore the plainly painful attempts at making this film. The Passion of the Christ, it was not. People say you should not expect these films to be something so epic. Why not? These are best selling books that span 7 years and detail the supernatural events of the tribulation. In today's world, movie goers expect realism. That equals excellence. They either should have put more money into the movie to get better results or waited until they had the proper funds. Show this movie to a non-christian or review this movie as if you were going to see a "secular" movie. If the film is not realistic enough and wasn't put together with excellence, even if the gospel is presented beautifully, you are preaching to the choir. I will give these films one ounce of credit. Most of the actors they picked look exactly like I envisioned most of the characters and the airplane scene when people disappear is moving. Besides that the movie is quickly put together, low budget, bad acting, the 2nd movie is boring, and while the 3rd movie is 10 times better than the first two, it doesn't follow the book AT ALL. Except for using the names of the characters. It was obvious before even making a good movie, the agenda of getting the gospel message into the movie was put first. Do you want to watch a truly well made Christian, than yes, go watch Passion or Nativity.
Movie Review: This is just bad
Summary: 1 Stars
Bad acting, bad writing, bad directing and even worse theology combine to make the LEFT BEHIND series a genuinely atrocious experience. The films appear to have the budget of a made for cable quickie. I will never understand the appeal of this sort of nonsense. Perhaps if people took more time actually READING the bible and studying history instead of looking to this garbage for spiritual insight, we would be spared any more installments of this laughably bad extravaganza of lunacy.