Apocalypse, tribulation, revelation movies.

[clemson]

Are they good, movie and theologically wise?

[RaptureReady_7]

they are more set to personal experiences of the individuals than an over view of timeline and all that.

Apocalypse is pretty cheesy, but the movie is pretty entertaining. You can tell they put more money and effort into the other 3, Revelation, Tribulation and Judgment.

Judgment is by far my most favorite. Corbin Bernsen (of LA Law) does an excellent job. Gary Busey and Margot Kidder do justice to Tribulation and Jeff Fehey is really good in Revelation.

They follow a timeline of sorts. They are theologically sound in that Jesus is preached as the only way and that the AC and his minions will stop at nothing to kill Christians during the 70th week. They take a decent stab at the "image of the Beast". They address the mark as being the final rejection of Christ too.

They do not go into detail as to judgments or order of them. As I said, it is more about the person coming to faith than a recount of the book of Revelation. They are more about things that happen to individuals during the events of Revelation, rather than showing a step by step account of the book of Revelation.

And the order of the movies to watch is Apocalypse, Revelation, Tribulation, Judgment.

[lancelim]

Are they good, movie and theologically wise?

If you want deeper ones better try documentaries. Christian Pinto's Megiddo: March to Armageddon and the sequel the New Age movement is quite an essential to these uncertain times. Dave Hunt's Woman Rides the Beast and Islam, Israel and Armageddon are quite eye openers.

try also Joel Rosenberg's Epicenter!

you can see these full videos in youtube the username nylarossini thank you very much.