Left Behind: The Movie (2001)
In one chaotic moment, millions people around the world suddenly disappear. This is the rapture that God has planned as the first sign to begin the unraveling of the end of time. (Left Behind Productions)
Cast and Information
Directed By: Vic Sarin
Written By: Alan B. McElroy, Paul Lalonde
Starring: Brad Johnson, Kirk Cameron, Clarence Gilyard Jr., Chelsea Noble
Genre: Suspense/Thriller
Franchise: Left Behind
Country: Canada
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Left Behind: The Movie belongs to 9 collections
1. Religion (public: moderated by Pickpocket - 8 stars)
2. Remade (public: moderated by Ag0stoMesmer - 4 stars)
3. Christianity (public: moderated by Ag0stoMesmer - 4 stars)
4. Canadian director (public: moderated by iconogassed - 2 stars)
5. Cloud Ten Pictures (public: moderated by elhenzo - 1 star)
6. Canuxploitation (public: moderated by iconogassed - 1 star)
7. The Rapture (public: moderated by BeeDub)
8. Available on Divicast (public: moderated by Dunstan-xxx)
9. Ununnilium Bottom 100 (private: Ununnilium)
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BeeDub | 65 10% |
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The mildly interesting hook of the series - what would it be like if people around you suddenly started vanishing? - is ruined by the predictably heavy-handed religious tone. This is most evident in the subplot of the airline pilot who made fun of his wife’s religious convictions but, whoops, now she’s with God and he’s stuck with his rebellious daughter here in mortality. He has an overnight conversion to Jesus and is soon proselytizing in an embarrassing manner, just like the movie.
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| 1 | mccanneb | 0 2% |
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god i hate the left behind stuff
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aarona1c | 20 20% |
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They had a good chance to make a great, low budget Christian movie. Then came Kirk Cameron. Yeesh, why?
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DougCollins | 85 55% |
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Though not a great movie, it gets it's point across. When the end days happen, like some of the reviews I've read here, people will still refuse to believe.
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Ununnilium | 18 8% |
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Terrible, yes, but also melodramatically entertaining. Not as Jesus-y as expected for a Kirk Cameron work (though still rather shove-down-throat).
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| Average Percentile 15.23% from 217 Ratings |  |