Uriah43 As in the previous movie Michael York returns as the character named "Alexander Stone" who seeks to take over the world as the being known as the Antichrist. However, unlike "The Omega Code" this film spends a bit more time focusing on his rise to power from that of a little boy to manhood and also introduces several new characters--in particular his brother, "David Stone" (Michael Biehn) and his father, "Daniel Stone" (David Hedison). In this respect this movie reminded me a great deal of "The Omen" except that it followed a pattern more generally in line with other Christian movies on this particular subject. Unfortunately, the film morphs toward the end into an action type of movie and it's at this point that it begins to deviate from the Bible quite drastically. It is also at this point that the film becomes quite ridiculous. That said, while I enjoyed most of what this film offered and I thought it was actually better initially than the original movie my opinion of it slipped dramatically in the last 15 minutes or so. As a result I have rated the movie as only average.

joe-1265 I was hoping that I would at least see a film that was well made, and I'm not too difficult to please. Why can't the Americans ( who can make excellent films ) botch up so important a subject by getting the thing so wrong. The story was a mess, unrecognisable from the Bible account, the filming was poor and the acting half-hearted. I can only think the cast were so appalled at the script that they had to follow that they were demoralised from the start. In a country which is Christian, with a good portion of its public who know the bible, why do film-writers have to obliterate an account so powerful and replace it with something far less. Deliberately changing ( while presenting it as )the Biblical story of Revelation is something I would not wish to have to explain to God. This film I could not show to anyone...My hope was that I would be able to.

GringoIMS We watched this movie in my Bible class this past week and I loved it! I thought it was awesome... a bit cheesy, but still! (lol)I thought the acting was great and the plot was even better! It is not %100 accurate to the Bible, but you get the main ideas and the main warning points.I think the movie shows how power can take over and literally take control of you. Power is one of Satan's most powerful tools. I thought the movie was easy to understand and interesting to watch. And now I am so interested in the end of the world that I am reading Revelations, which is a bit more confusing then the movie haha. AWESOME MOVIE- BUY IT OR RENT IT, WHATEVER YOU DO MAKE SURE YOU CHECK IT OUT!!

GeorgiMaxwell Although this movie had it's faults, I find it refreshing from other movies that are filled with bad language and nudity. I find it disturbing that so many of the people who have commented show such a loathing of anything that relates to God. They will find a way to criticize anything that has to do with religion. Yet, they will endure other films with no moral fabric at all without comment. I do hope that TBN will continue to make films -whether they are perfect or not. It's a decent film with decent special effects. The actors did a fine job also. There are a lot of Christians in the United States who will support these films. Another film that was maligned by several but was outstanding was Joshua. If you want a decent film with no nudity nor bad language, view it also.