Move Over, Kirk Cameron . . . .

Rating: 3/10 (3 September 2009)

Here comes Nicholas Cage, moving into your territory. The cheesy religious movie has a new player! What began as an interesting sci-fi concept turned into a poorly written, poorly acted, poorly plotted attempt to explain Ezekiel's Wheel as a sci-fi invasion of Angels of Death come to whisk us all away (except for those, of course, who hear 'the call'). Speaking of which, what exactly were any of these people supposed to DO with the Angel of Death's 'to-do' list anyway? Rubbish.
I thought the original concept was intriguing, but as the movie progressed, the 'gimmick' didn't go any further than being a gimmick. The writing was terribly wooden, the acting was not much better, and the plot did NOT stand up after a night's sleep.
Not knowing would have been better. Three stars for an interesting idea.