This Movie Can Only Be Described With One Word.

Dreadfully Boring

The film was still a fun one that will make you laugh and have you leaving the theater feeling like you just stole something valuable and got away with it.

This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.

Anyone who seeks to know more about biblical history would absolutely love this documentary! For the unknowledgeable and incompetent viewers who rated it a 1, don't watch it! It is said in the bible that from the moment you are born, it is preordained that you will believe in God or not. Even those who don't believe, but are skeptical and curious, may be saved from Judgemnt Day. That is the bridge you must decide you want to cross when the time comes and I feel this film can inform those who wish to seek that knowledge! You don't need to believe a single word he is saying, but the point is that in the end those who gain more information and seek the truth, are the ones who will be saved. Every bit of information gathered can only bring you closer to the truth and when the end of time comes, you'll find it a lot easier to make the decision of going to heaven or hell. I'm not saying everything in this documentary is real, but I didn't get to the end of it and think that for a minute the information provided couldn't be a series of prophecies. Overall, it was such a well put together and inventively directed film!

Oh dear, where to begin? First of all, if you are looking for an objective analysis of biblical scripture, you need to go elsewhere. This is the vanity project of a self proclaimed bible expert who has this insane theory about how we all live in the end days and he is going to explain why that is. But the problem is that they only discuss the pros and not cons of his arguments. There are no naysayers allowed in the documentary. They make Zeitgeist seem objective and reasonable in comparison. And the arguments! Some are truly beyond stupid. "We live in the end days because there is war and turmoil in the world today!" Well, that's true for the entirety of human history, the only difference is the weapons and the media coverage. "We live in the end days because people are mean to each other and are greedy!" Weren't they always? But my absolute favorite part (where I had to pause and collect myself from laughing) was when they insinuated that Obama is the anti-Christ. Are there any reasonable, sane people who actually think that? Sure, you can criticize Obama, you don't have to like him or his politics, but the guy is clearly not the devil. And as I said before, there is not a single person in the film allowed to speak up against these stupid "facts". And the whole film is framed by a "skeptic" bloke who narrate the documentary, while telling you exactly what to think at each moment. All in all, I came for a laugh and it delivered. Wonderfully stupid!

This is one of the most thought provoking documentaries I have seen. The claims postulated by the film can be easily verified, a quick google search or the reference of a bible, will lead you undeniably to understanding the film has in no way twisted predictions to fit the current environment. I went and done my own research and discovered it is exactly how the Bible says it will happen, it's not vague like Nostradamus, or manipulated like Zeitgeist.This simply shows you what was written over 2000 years ago and shows you the evidence for it now.This film left me wanting to know more, which as lead me to study the subject further and I am convinced this is a warning.So many people take offence at such documentaries but keep an open mind and do the research for yourself.

What an odd little "documentary", I don't really see the point of it unless someone had bought a video camera and some editing software and wanted to have a play at making a movie to learn how to use both. In fairness, the journalistic standards of the program probably stack up against the credibility of most of what passes for journalism these days. I have no problem with the Biblical stuff but put some effort into "proving" the authenticity/viability of the predictions, don't just say "The Bible says that the wine will flow from the deserts ... and look, there are vineyards in Israel and they make some tasty wine. Science!!!" "People will be greedy and not very pleasant to one other." Tell me one period in history when people haven't been greedy and unpleasant to one another? Where are the Biblical scholars, the theologians, the historians, geologists, sociologists, archaeologists, language experts?