wes-connors
This story follows the rapturous "Left Behind" (2001). "A week after millions of people vanish into thin air, a desperate world turns to United Nations President Nicolae Carpathia (Gordon Currie). Basking in the new found adoration and trust of the people, Carpathia seems to have the entire planet at his command. But thousands of miles away, a small group, aware of Carpathia's true and sinister identity, is trying desperately to share their knowledge with anyone who will listen," according to the DVD sleeve description."Calling themselves the 'Tribulation Force', world-renowned television journalist Buck Williams (Kirk Cameron), Pastor Bruce Barnes (Clarence Gilyard), airline pilot Rayford Steele (Brad Johnson) and his 20-year-old daughter, Chloe (Janaya Stephens), embark on a dangerous mission to open the eyes of the world to the truth." Readers, this will be my last user review
may God strike me down if these "Left Behind" movies aren't pure trash
Really... This entry serves only to pooh-pooh its own Christian revelations.* Tribulation Force (10/29/02) Bill Corcoran ~ Kirk Cameron, Brad Johnson, Janaya Stephens, Gordon Currie
Boba_Fett1138
The change of director and obviously higher budget did not harmed this film. However nothing really interesting is ever happening within this movie, which makes it for most part a quite boring one.The movie basically starts of were the first movie stopped. At first I had hopes that this movie would show some more of the chaos that the world would be in, as often got talked about in the first movie and also in this movie as well but it remains an odd sight to see everyone going about their usual stuff when hundreds of millions of people had disappeared, including all the children of the world. I mean, literally everybody has lost some loved ones but no one seems concerned or angered about this. Guess the world just looks better when you belief in God...All, well most, of the characters and actors from the first movie reappear in this one as well. They obviously star in this movie because of their religion and their faith in the project and strong believes that this movie could reach out to people. Well atheist will probably mostly laugh at this movie, while believers are being treated upon a pretty dull movie, with still some redeeming elements for them in it.The story seemed liked it had some potential in it but yet they managed to not make the best of it. Why not just make this movie a bit more thriller and exciting like just for the cinematic value of it all. Guess the series works out better in its book form.For most part too boring to consider this movie watchable enough but still it isn't as laughable as the first movie.5/10http://bobafett1138.blogspot.com/
irquim
First of all, I want to say that I did not watch the first one, and after seeing the movie, I couldn't understand how something like this was ever sold to the public in the first place. My first impression was that this had to be a cheap commercial for a Christian community or something.The acting was awful, the script was really bad and the dialogue full of things only priests would try to say in public. This could've been a great film, because the story is there, but the film makers destroyed it.I would only recommend this movie to religious people who love really bad commercials.
tonton51391
If you are fascinated by the end times I recommend this movie series. In the Tribulation force one week has passed and the world is in chaos until Nicolae is declared, in Buck's words 'president of the entire planet'. That means the Antichrist will rule ten kingdoms, which in turn will rule the world. Bruce stated that in the first movie. Then the religious scholar, Ben Judah is supposed to make the biggest speech in history. Of course Buck is assigned to it with almost full U.N. clearance, and Ray flies the plane. Buck plans to get footage of the witnesses at the Wailing Wall. He convinces Ben Judah to go and the get some footage. Unfortunately Nicholae stops the broadcast from reaching the world. Ben Judah hears the truth though. After that the all gather in Jerusalem to hear Ben Judah's speech. The one Nicolae had was a 'fixed' version. Ben Judah goes thorough the prophecies and announces Jesus as the Messiah and Nicolae lashes out at God. I encourage anyone to watch this movie and the others to come.
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