Left Behind (2014)

I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

This is truly one of the worst movies ever done, in each and every single aspect. It is not only me who thinks that, even the audience towards which it was aimed (which was hyper-conservative, extremist christians I guess) panned it mercilessly. Even as a religious person myself I found absolutely no redeeming qualities to this dumpster fire. It makes religious people look like mad people who think that there's no other possibility for salvation except being a spotless and perfect person who has never sinned or had any doubts in any way and makes agnostics and atheists, as well as people from other religions (specially Muslims) look like irredimable sinners and criminals who are bound to suffer due to not agreeing with the movie's viewpoint. Direction, dialogue, acting, plot and premise are all completely abysmal. Suffice it to say that even Nicolas Cage's overacting looks good compared to other people in the film. All characters are cringy and all their actions are overwhelmingly stupid (wait until you see the Muslim-hating small person, the paranoid woman who draws a gun on a plane to threaten other passengers because she believes her husband made her daugher vanish into air midflight, the "investigative journalist" who everyone seems to know and admire even though it's never explained why, the stewardess named Hattie and the main character who keeps looking for her brother in hospitals and churches and calls home to see if he returned even though he disappeared in front of her leaving all his clothes and his backpack behind). It fails to set any atmosphere or even to keep the attention of any single person who dares watch it. I like movies so bad they're good as they can still be enjoyed as unintentionally funny, and even though this one does have some campily funny moments, the rest of this movie is so unimaginably bad that it only made me wish IMDb allowed people to rate movies with a score under zero.

I knew what I was letting myself in for before I started to watch, but nothing really prepares you for the level of bad acting or the totally mad story.This is worth watching as a comedy, and maybe a bit drunk, but to watch seriously is a mistake.WARNING: This Film has one very poor taste (openly racist) area. I'm assuming as they don't discusse in the film and leave it to the viewer to realise, they think it's OK!!!!One the plane is a Muslim man, clearly religious. However when the rapture comes (aaarrrggg) he is left behind, I'm assuming to imply Islam isn't a real religion!!!!!!!!I have to be honest, I'm an atheist so this whole film appears mental to me.

Chloe (Cassi Thomson) is a smart college student coming home to see her family. Unfortunately dad (Nicolas Cage) is a pilot who has to work and has a hot date with a stewardess (Nicky Whelan). Dad and daughter meet at the airport and discuss how they must be supportive of mom (Lea Thompson) who is more far gone than stage four cancer...she has Jesus!Thirty minutes into the film and BAM! The rapture happens and it seems the people who really held this world together were not secular after all, but raptured Christians...except for cheating pilots, stews, EMTs, news casters, and midgets. Nice to know that after the rapture, the circus and Fox News will still be the same.After the rapture we are all concerned...will the father unite with her daughter? How will they cope knowing their two missing family members are in heaven...and HEY! We just had the rapture! Who cares about two characters we never got to like in the first place? Boring.The film lost its entertainment value after the rapture and maybe that is the real metaphor there.2 stars at best. No swearing, sex, or nudity. No actors were raptured during the making of this film.

Words cannot describe how s**t this movie was, luckily had a bottle of wine during it. The whole concept was just as worse as the sharknado.