Littered with flaws from start to finish, this movie was less enjoyable than last years left over fruit cake.
To quote the movie "Get Shorty;" "I've seen better film on teeth." Toward the end of time, according to the Christian book, God will come like a thief in the night and take the truly good people to heaven and the ones left on Earth will suffer His wrath.
Nicolas Cage portrays an airline pilot and bad husband. His wife and mother to his grown daughter is swooped away by God while he and his daughter are left behind and are faced with the dilemma of renouncing Christ or blindly accepting the words of an ancient book. While Cage is flying his jet liner, the beginning of the end of times starts. God takes his chosen people to heaven so they won't have to face the Biblical apocalyptic ending of time as stated in the Bible while the people left behind ponder their fate.
When the lame suspense begins, the commercial plane catches on fire, and Cage must land the plane with no way of slowing it down once he does locate a run way.
"Left Behind" is a suspense movie, but it wasn't suspenseful. Its futile attempt at humor here and there is humorless and the ending is extremely week. One thing I'm glad of, is that I did not pay movie theater prices to see this horrible no star picture. This movie was bad enough to walk out on if your were on an airplane with no parachute.
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