Left Behind

A.A. Dowd

This Left Behind may be worse than the last Left Behind, but its much less boring, thanks in part to the commitment of its star, who plays the often ludicrous material with the straightest of faces. ( Read More )

Advertisement One need not be a Godless heathen to find fault in Left Behinds message delivery system: Its a fire and brimstone sermon wrapped in the tissue of a bad disaster thrillera criticism thats dogged the book series since its earliest installments. ( Read More )

William Goss

Whether they know it or not, most movie lovers are probably big fans of Vic Armstrongs work. ( Read More )

John Hazelton

With Nicolas Cage starring, the reboot might pull a relatively wide Christian audience, but the plodding drama and unconvincing action wont have much appeal for less committed moviegoers. ( Read More )

Jason Bailey

But the most rewarding terrible movies are those we know as so bad theyre good entertaining in their sheer incompetence, best braved in numbers, where the ham fisted dramatics and tin eared dialogue become fodder for years of random quotes and inside jokes.And in this spirit, Flavorwire brings you this months installment of our monthly So Bad Its Good feature: the Nicolas Cage fronted reboot of the evangelical money printing machine Left Behind. ( Read More )