The Prophecy: Uprising

The Prophecy: Uprising
The movie wasn't bad, as I was expecting -- it did go direct to video, but I'm not sure why. The movie can stand alone from the other Prophecy movies, as it is set in Europe, with new characters, that doesn't build on the characters already explored. (That's me saying that only having seen two of the previous movies.) It's the usual mumbo-jumbo with the good angels trying to prevent the two warring groups of bad angels from destroying humanity. What's good about the movie is the mystery, the pulling together of the pieces to solve the puzzle. I won't bore you with the details. There is some violence, some blood, but not the cool factor of the first movie. The atmosphere was missing, and that made it less scary. Worthwhile rental for a slow night.

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  1. Vanessa10:10 a.m., August 30, 2005

    Did we see this one already? We saw one of those movies at least, didn't we? Maybe we can review the Prophecy that we already saw, and then see this one?

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  2. dabydeen6:57 p.m., August 30, 2005

    Nope, this wasn't one we saw. We saw the first two I believe -- or at least the first one.

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