Left Behind

The effects are hilarious, the sets are rinky-dink, and the character names are funnier than a full season of 'Big Bang Theory,' and the "narrative arc" of our heroine is laughably predictable.

The first movie made from this material was all about the Anti-Christ taking over the UN. This one's about landing a plane.

The movie unravels in its own destruction. Every effort to milk the tragedy of the apocalypse is met with terrible music, acting and effects that soak (and drown) the pathos in camp fare.

...may be one of the most inept films to ever see a wide theatrical release.

"Left Behind" is being marketed as Christian entertainment, but it does not qualify in either category.

A shoo-in to clean up at the next Razzie Awards.

Cage has little to do but somehow manages to do less with it.

…Left Behind seems entirely preoccupied with the mechanics of landing a jet aircraft on a motorway rather than any advanced theological questions...

Cage is a practitioner of the Nouveau Shamanic school of acting but here he has dialled it down perhaps out of respect to the religious nature of the material, or perhaps he's saving the wild stuff for Con Air 2: This Time it's Biblical.

Rather than focusing primarily on the religious aspects, the film mishmashes multiple genres, desperately hoping for a wider appeal.