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This movie starts with an interesting premise (see Highlander as well as Poul Anderson's the Boat of a Million Years) and turns it into a one set play. It actually starts off pretty good, but about half way through it gets bogged down as it turns into just another boring Hollywood bash on Christianity. From there, the movie dies a slow, painful death. The characters don't develop; they're like stickers pasted up on a story board, never evolving from start to finish. Occasionally, some new convenient information about a character is revealed, but only in the most ham-fisted, ex machina way possible. In the end you're left with a feeling of loss at the story that might have been if the anti-religious angle hadn't come barreling in like a pissed off hippo into a boat full of tourists. I would recommend it for the interesting story line, but in the end it was just too boring.