I am on a role here...
Left behind is a Christian movie. That's it. If you are not Christian probably you're gonna hate it. Basically people live, some believe in Christ and others do not. Those who believe in God are sent to heaven and the rest of the population of other religions must stuck here suffering....
That's it. What you want more?
Okay, you've got this girl who is sick of her mother talking about Jesus and a husband who also doesn't believe in Jesus and Her and is trying to screw behind her back (while blaming her for finding a new way... and husband - Jesus that is).
So, as I said, everyone disappears (including all children no matter the religion because... they are pure? Wtf? Are they pure? Try working with me here...
So, Children are Pure so they are taken away - but the bible also says we are born in sin so those children are not capable to understand that and repent - therefore they are not pure in Christ and God's heart correct? Who am I wrong?
Well, it's besides the point... then we've got Nicholas Cage trying to land a plane while in the ground her daughter is trying to find a reason to live after her brother and mother disappear... The movie ends into a cliffhanger which never happened because the movie is.... CRAP! And now I say... THANK GOD for that!
No, I don't believe in the Bible or the Holy Scripture - But I respect what other people belief, even if it's in Santa. Everyone as a right to believe in whatever they want. That's what I think - the same applies to politics and football team (soccer to you Americans...)
Unless we are hurting one another we should be free to be... free. Never to corrupt or convert.
Unless you are a Christian and/or masochist who enjoys being told he is wrong and for that he is going to suffer to eternity - then delete this movie from your computer... 2/10
This is Mad Max for Christians...
This should have been a mini-series instead of two movies. But okay. If you are not going to watch the two movies then don't watch the first. It's incomplete.
These two movies are for christian hardcore bikers only. Or christians who enjoy action movies.
Basically you've got this guy who is not a christian and he works as a salesman. He then saves a couple of old man and a young girl from some biker's gang. He is then hold off in town because he killed 3 people. The biker gang leader was not that happy and plans revenge.
From this moment, in the first movie we get into the mind of the salesman and his struggle. Supposedly he was train, with some special things, and feels no fear. In the second movie we go to the mind of the bike leader and his daughter and we learn on how they turn out the way they were. Meanwhile Christ or God or It comes down to earth and takes most people up the heavens. Only people who believe in him and accept him as his saviour. The rest are well stuck. But he has a mission for the salesman and he is given by the young girl he saved.
These two movies suck. I am sorry. The all Christian stuff really turns me off and at times I scowl the movie and planned to give it up.
Edit: I've just find out that there is a third movie - Revelation Road: Black Rider (2014). Very strange... Let me try to check it up.
This is probably one of the worst movies I've seen in this last two years. Crappy movie, crappy plot, acting was worst that a schoolplay and special effects? What special effects? CRAP.
Basically one day everyone woke up and start to act violent and erratic - some killing others and others killing themselves, but mainly killing "sane" people or other crazy people.
Why? Well a woman says to a man that everyone born outside the leap years has gonne berserk - why? Well get this... For a thousand years so we've been adding one day (29 February) every four years right? Well then those added days mean that the mayan 21/12/2012 was not there but supposdly was 13/13/13 which in my opinion WHAT FUCK? If you are adding days instead of taking them out, THEN the correct day of the mayan would not be on the 21/12/2012 but BEFORE of that day...
Besides the leap year exists before a thousand years... WAY BEFORE...
I won't talk more about this movie. Never watch it unless you are a masochist.
Oh my the way... WTF is that cover?? There are no demons whatsoever in the movie... People go berserk and crazy... Enfin...
I really thought this could be a good movie but it wasn't. Don't get me wrong, I didn't expect something historical correct but I expect at least try to be feasible...
I am okay with the undead ruling system; and I am okay with vampire hunters what I am not okay was small things that make my eyes roll... first of all the all vampire can't harm another vampire (but they can strike one another at times...) then the Gettysburg stuff... okay the vampires win the first day but then after the initial reports I am lead to believe that in one day they collect all the silver from Washington and made it into bullets and bayonets then they hop a train (well spoilers alert it was via foot... 70 miles = in one night?) am I am to believe that's possible?
Some other stupid stuff, the all fighting in the horses thingy... jumping and hopping - stupid stuff.
Overall, a movie that could have been good but instead it was crap sfx stuff... they only mention one of Abraham sons... what about the other 3?
I would like this month to be an example of this year. I've watched 162 shows (between animes, movies and TV series) which gives roughly 5,23 per day. If this continues it will give roughly 2000 episodes and/or movies. Last year I watch 963 shows - but let's be honest- I only started to be more serious in June/July.
So what's to expect from the coming months? More animes undoubtly and I am trying to watch movies focused on Kaiju (monsters like Godzilla).
Movies ( 16 Movies)
Most of them were horror theme (as normal with me). One of my favourite was the last one I watch. Lights Out. Truly horror in terms of spooky feelings. I am trying to make some small reviews from all of them but it will be difficult. I also watch the first movie from the Kaiju series called Beast from 20,000 Fathoms (american movie from 1953 - one year before Gojira (Godzilla).
TV Series (15 Eps)
Ministério do Tempo - Portuguese series with an alternate history feeling. Poorly made but what can I say - at least they are trying. Special Effects on the same level of some Sci-Fi series.
Doctor Who - 2 Eps
Thunderbolt Fantasy - Finish the series. A puppeteer show which I initial thought it was weak but after watching 8 episodes in one month I must say it change my mind. Good series with a chinese feeling. I know they are coming back for a second season.
Pretty weak as you can see...
Anime (131 Eps)
Finished Animes (7)
- Fune wo Amu (The Great Passage) (5eps) - Finish the series and probably one of the best of 2017. Really enjoy the series. Calm and Serenity at it's best. Dictionaries never looked so good.
- Gi(a)rlish Number - (8eps) - From last season and it gave some glimpses of how the anime industry works. I enjoy it but overall not so interesting.
- www.working (12 eps) - This one was a blast. I watch it in three days I think. I couldn't stop watching. It was really fun. In the first episode I didn't gave much thought but it was funny as hell.
- Hitori no Shita: The Outcast (6 Eps) - I really try to like the series but I didn't. It felt incomplete like so many others. It demanded a second season that probably will never get it because the show was crap. Interesting main characters.
- Ao Oni: The animation (1Ep) - Mediocre anime of 3minutes episode about horror.
- Watashi Ga Motete Dousunda (11 Eps) - I really can't say much about the series. The series basically is how weight changes a person. Basically the plot deals with a girl who is fat and had no love interests and one day after some disease she wakes slim and beauty. From this moment on 4 guys appear and start battling for her. But she loves "man to man love..." so instead of dealing with her own feelings towards the guys she only wants to see them together - shipping as they call it. There isn't much plot. Each episode deals with one of them dealing with his own feelings.
Netoge no Yome wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta? (12 eps) - This anime deals with the problem with videogames in teenagers. Basically there are some Otakus (A boy and several girls) that play a game for a year or so and meet for the first time. From that moment on their mission, besides continuing playing the game, is to make one of the girls understand that the game is not reality. Interesting show but I thought that in the grand scheme of things it felt a bit pointless. Nevertheless worth watching because it really it's fun.
Currently Watching (23)
I am not going to make them all here but basically from the 2017 Winter season I am watching:
Masamune-kun no Revenge / Seiren / Urara Meirochou (Labyrinth Town) / Demi-chan wa Kataritai (Interviews With Monster Girls) /Koro-Sensei Quest / Youjo Senki (Saga of Tanya the Evil) /Fuuka / ACCA: 13-ku Kansatsu-ka (ACCA: 13th Territory Inspection Dep) / Gabriel DropOut / KonoSuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World! Vol 2 / Onihei / One Room /Kuzu no Honkai (Scum's Wish)
I am going to make a different post on those animes... I watch 3/4 episodes from each. I am watching as they are coming out. I must say compare with the two previous seasons (when I start watching regularly anime - some of these are really good)
Also watching Ano Natsu de Matteru (Waiting in the Summer) from Winter 2012 and Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend - Season 1 from Winter 2015 (there is new season coming in Spring).
Also watching from last season (24 episodes series) - Sengoku Choujjuu Giga; Long Riders (delayed with two episodes missing); Tiger Mask W; All Out!! and Nobunaga no Shinobi.
In february I expect to finish from last season, which I stop watching Drifters; Stella no Mahou and I am undecided if I should drop Touken Ranbu: Hanamaru...
I am on a role here...
