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This movie is by no means related to the book of Revelation and there are many inconsistencies. There are some spoilers in what I am going to say but trust me, this will save you money and precious time. First, the most annoying thing probably is the way they depict the Antichrist, as an American politician. The Antichrist is not american, he comes from the region of the Mediterranean Sea. Any average christian or Bible reader knows that. So this is the very first thing that is terribly inaccurate. He never proclaims himself as the Antichrist in the movie and neither is his image raised in the temple of the Jews. Oh wait, what temple? There is no mention of the temple. They somewhat say that the destruction of the second temple occurred to allow the building up of the third temple. But hey, the destruction of the second temple happened back in the year 70 A.D. and not at the beginning of the last week prophesied by Daniel. The temple was never destroyed by bombings but by the roman prince Titus and his army. There are no correct timelines in this movie related to events and prophecies, at all. The Antichrist brings an antidote to a disease created in a pharmacy and thus he gains fame and the favor of people. Really? A laboratory-created disease? Wow, never read that in my Bible. They mention the Jews' Wailing Wall a lot in this film, but that is nowhere mentioned in the book of Revelation and has no spiritual/prophetic significance at all. I tried really hard to connect the dots to no avail. The rapture scenes are a joke. There is mention of some people being raptured only because they were good people like a kid and later his mom which read some few pages in a Bible (that she probably never related to in her entire life) and then suddenly she was magically taken away in the rapture when she never even hinted that she gave her life to Jesus for salvation. She only read some stuff in a hurry (literally) and said to her husband that the calamities in the world were chronicled in the Bible, and thus, they had to be true. Oh my. I wish it was that easy. Besides, people are raptured at different times, like there were dozens of rapture waves. So if you could not make it to the first one, just wait for the second wave, or third, or fourth. Don't worry. Some of the scenes where they depict natural calamities are clips taken from real life emergencies. That is a disgrace and a serious lack of respect not only for the viewers but also for the people who suffered those things in real life. Floods? Seriously? Where are floods mentioned in Revelation? God promised Noah that no flood was ever to be used by Him in His judgments anymore. But hey, the writers thought it was very adequate to portray their own misunderstanding of the Scriptures. Everything from the interpretation of the visions of Revelation to the timelines are completely incorrect in this film. I cannot understand why Rome isn't even mentioned as the woman that sits on the the seven hills city. This is key to the book of Revelation and has deep spiritual and prophetical significance. Religious leaders? The Pope? The misguidance of the Roman Catholic Church? Of course not. None of that is mentioned in here. Oh no. In this film, the Antichrist decided that the south of the United States was a cooler place to establish his kingdom. And don't make me talk about the locusts from the fifth trumpet or what happens with any other of the six other trumpets. Totally incorrect, what a waste of time. Too bad they wasted such a great opportunity to create a good film. Don't throw your money to the garbage can. This does not even deserve a rental if you are a truth seeker or a serious Bible student. This is probably only suitable for people who have never touched a Bible in their lives... but even for them, they deserve much better.