Knowing is the worst movie I have ever seen

Rating: 3/10 (28 March 2009)

SPOILER! SPOILER! I WARNED YOU. SPOILER!
At the start of Knowing, I was intrigued. I had seen previews of Nicolas Cage surrounded by disasters, struggling to figure out what a cluster of numbers on a piece of paper mean. It seemed like an end of the world disaster movie, and I didn't mind that. As the movie unfolds, you see amazing graphics of planes exploding and trains crashing into a subway. It was absolutely mind-blowing to see these disasters on screen because they looked so real. I was left wondering, how did they do that? The plot was even something worth paying attention to. I was really enjoying myself, up until 2/3 of the movie. These blonde men come out of nowhere, and they look plain creepy. The kids are taken, and heaven opens up. They go into this spaceship-like thing, float up to space, and Nicolas Cage gets to die with the rest of the world. The last scene ends with the two kids starting as Adam and Eve, letting these stupid little rabbits roam this field. I'm a religious person, and though many people are saying this is a very religious film, no Christian would think so. This is more blasphemy than anything else. I couldn't believe they would set that as the ending. It was horrible, and offensive. I almost felt like someone else had written the ending. It just didn't fit. I was sure Nicolas Cage had received these numbers because he was going to find a way to save the world. I wanted that to happen. Then this? This ridiculous, hideous, blasphemous, horrifying ending? I left the theater feeling VERY VERY unsatisfied. Generally, I like films with Nicolas Cage, but this one has got to be the worst. It's probably the worst movie I've ever seen. But it's up to you if you want to see it. I'm just letting you know, it's a waste of 2 hours that I wish I could get back.