Typically, I enjoy films starring Nicolas Cage; he’s an actor I really appreciate. However, this particular movie is among the rare few I couldn’t get behind. The narrative felt dull and the plot itself was just not good. I can't award it a score higher than 4 out of 10.

It’s telling that even a small number of Christians and Conservatives (aside from Ned Flanders) don't really like movies made by or for them—at least, not Christian films. There are some exceptions when it comes to Conservative-themed pictures; things like *Dirty Harry* and *Red Dawn* can be enjoyable. But with Christian Films... perhaps *The Passion of the Christ*, the *Bible* miniseries, or even *Mysteries of…

It’s best to seek out the other version of this story; this one is simply disappointing. The writing seems more concerned with rejecting faith than exploring any spiritual themes, and it doesn't even try to address questions of belief seriously. What’s worse, the characters behave in ways that don't feel believable, often seeming lost and reacting in exaggerated, artificial moments of distress. It’s not a worthwhile …

I'll admit, getting this film felt impulsive; the presence of Nicolas Cage was really my sole motivation. That turned out to be an error! A little more investigation beforehand would have saved me some money. I wasn’t expecting a masterpiece, but I did hope for at least a passable disaster or apocalypse story. Unfortunately, it's far from that. On this one, I agree with those criticizing the movie, even the review…