Megiddo - Omega Code 2

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Summary: The Total Blasphemy Network's latest project ....
Review: Fortunately, this movie has little to do with the theologically errant Omega Code I. Unfortunately, it also has little to do with the Bible. While it is entertaining, I would absolutely not show it to an unsaved friend. Despite TBN's claims, it is not a good witnessing tool. Apocalypse/Revelation/Tribulation/Judgement are much better for witnessing.

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Summary: Christian silliness in all its digital glory!
Review: There's nothing that makes Christian beliefs look as silly as they actually are than to see them splashed across a movie screen in CGI glory. Folks, the events in this movie are NOT GOING TO HAPPEN, okay? Deal! In any event, Michael York screaming to God to "Bring it oooonn!" may well be a high point in the history of unintentionally hilarious cinema. ... ....

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Summary: Better Than the First!!!!!
Review: I seen this movie, last year in theaters.It's pretty good!It was better than I thought it would be!Well,I didn't agree with a couple of things,but it's still fairly good.It was a lot better than the first!On this one, it's sort of a prequeal and a squeal.Anyway, it has pretty good special effects!Exspecially the supernatural scenes!The war scenes is average,after seeing "Saving Private Ryan",It's Okay.Michael York is good in here!He's a very good actor!Anyway, try this movie out.Rent it first, just in case you don't like it.There's one thing for certain, you'll like it better than part one!

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Summary: Awesome Movie
Review: I saw this movie last mouth and it was the best Movie I have ever seen I recomend this movie to everyone espeacially those who don't know about Jesus!! This a must see Movie espeacially in this time!!!!

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Summary: The BEST Apocalyptic Movie YET!! DON'T be LEFT BEHIND!!
Review: Meggido. Just the name is enough to make somebody shiver with fear.This WILL happen. What happened on September 11 signaled the beginning of the end of the world. VERY timely in light of the tragic events that have been happening. Thank you to EVERYONE who worked pon this movie. EXCELLENT MOVIE. POWERFULL. GRIPPING. SPECIAL EFFECTS THAT WOULD'VE PLEASED Cecile B. DeMIlle. Once you see this movie, your life will NEVER be the same. In an instant, the silence is shattered and all hell breaks loose. Are you ready?...

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Summary: Logan Should Have Run...
Review: ...from this movie after reading the unconvincing script. Michael York must have been desperate to lend his name to the marquee, which his performance as a surprisingly hammy Antichrist could not come close to saving. Highly derivative, this effort makes use of every cliche in the book. The ending is sheer horror camp. Don't expect "The Omen"...or even "Thief in the Night"....

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Summary: ...And we ARE living in these times, folks
Review: An excellent, EXCELLENT movie! Having not yet seen "Omega Code" and after having been profoundly disappointed (and, yes, BAD bored) with the recent "Left Behind," I had a sort of "HO-hum" attitude when I saw this advertised at the local marquee. Regardless, at my wife's behest, we saw it last Saturday night, and it - literally - was a religious experience. I'm no Biblical scholor, but "Megiddo" seemed to be quite Scripturally correct, drawing almost directly from the Books of Daniel and Revelations. And I was very satisfied with the movie's resolution. One minor quibbling point, though: at the beginning of the movie, when it is trying to establish Stone Alexander's character, the writers seem to have borrowed greatly from the first two installments of the "Omen" series of some 25 years ago: Stone's the son of a political figure, he has an evil "supernatural guardian," and he first starts showing his..."true disposition" while at a military school. Even Michael Beihn, the protagonist, the "good guy" of "Megiddo," favors Sam Neill, who portrayed Michael York's character, the Antichrist, in "Omen." However, York's portrayal of this dispicable character is more realistic, a tad less smarmy, less "Hollywood" than was the "Omen's" Damien Thorn. It's a great movie, but is is too intense for younger children. Oh, one very moot final point, when seen concurrently with "Omega Code," the producers present the events of these movies within a "pre-millenium" context.

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Summary: Great for the Non-Believer
Review: I didn't see Omega Code. However,Meggido is an awesome movie. I can see why some Christians wouldn't be excited about it since we won't be here to witness the actual event. Instead it is awe inspiring to tell your unsaved loved ones to go see the movie and to let them know that if more than millions and millions of people disappear all of a sudden, that Jesus Christ has come back for His church and what they are witnessing in this movie is what they will live through on this planet.

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Summary: Disappointing!
Review: I watched this movie expecting a great sequel to Omega Code and walked away completely disappointed. Megiddo not only does not have a real plot, but was not at all inspiring to me as a Christian.

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Summary: "NAZARENE, YOU ARE LORD!"
Review: After seeing THE OMEGA CODE, which I gave three stars for very little drama and cheesy visual effects, I found this to be a very refreshing look at the time which will be coming. For a film that cost only $20 Million to make, the film has awesome visual effects, and plenty of 'em. The storytelling was very different, actually putting in a good amount of characterization and plot. It is at times dramatic, and at times terrifying. The acting was very good (Michael York is MUCH better as Stone Alexander in this film than in THE OMEGA CODE). Michael Biehn gives the best performance of his career as David Alexander, Stone's brother. Anybody who liked THE OMEGA CODE, or like movies with excitement, drama, and mind-riveting storytelling, will love this movie. I guarantee it! Grade: A+