Apparently the passing of the Rapture has left our intrepid filmmakers a bit short in the plot department. That surprised me at least a little; my recollection of Revelation was that the story didn’t really get underway until after God removed the faithful from the picture. On the other hand, I guess they’re going to make a lot of these Left Behind movies, so it won’t do for everything to happen at once. This production featured most of the same annoyances from the first one, ranging from big things like the often-strained interpretation of scripture down to the small details such as the bad guy whose accent left me wondering when moose and squirrel were going to show up. Overall I’m sure this one will float the boats of its intended audience, but there just isn’t that much happening this time around. Maybe in future episodes … See if desperate
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