Lisa Chambers

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Based on a true story… a woman claiming to be a “doctor” runs around hypnotizing people that are experiencing Spirit possession and/or torment managing to worsen the problem and causing murder and suicide all over the place with the people she is supposed to be helping. In reality these “psychologists” don’t have a clue what they are doing, they can’t help and everything they think they know about the mind is WRONG. This film is great illustration of the typical incompetence, failure and evil of the healthcare industry as well as the dangers of modern medical science. People can’t hypnotize other people. If she was truly able to “hypnotize” these people it wasn’t her doing it but an entity using her as a weapon to destroy these people. Ancient books refer to this as a woman with a familiar spirit or sorcery. It was difficult watching this ignorance from every party involved. People love to mock and disbelieve things they don’t understand and haven’t personally experienced. These doctors engaging in manmade poisons and sorcery while claiming to be everyone’s Saviour is a mistake. These murders were indeed this doctors fault. There is a great lesson in this movie. Don’t trust psychologists.

I don’t like climate change & science propaganda or any propaganda in movies at all for that matter and I’m not a fan of musicals. This film was just meh. The plot moved too fast and feels incomplete or rushed. This movie had too many broadway musical style scenes. There was even a scene with claymation. It was just too much “mixed media” in this classic sequel for me. This could have been so much better than what it was. Keep the propaganda out of movies. It’s obvious and sets up a bad mood for the rest of the film. That is what “news” is for. You want to fight “climate change” reduce heavy manufacturing, make merchandise that lasts instead of endorsing a disposable society, stop seeding the clouds and consume less stuff. If you’re not talking about consuming less you are a liar and don’t give a hoot about the environment. The hypocrisy and blatant cognitive dissonance is getting old…

After reading other reviews regarding parallels to “climate change” it seems pretty clear to me that this movie isn’t as satirical as one might think. Not only does society ignore glaring in your face problems but they are simultaneously hyper vigilante about imaginary problems as well. Example: Climate change is yet another way to grab tax money from global citizens and it doesn’t exist in the way people think it does. People will pretend to be worried about the environment but will ignore what is causing the vast majority of environmental problems and take zero personal steps to fight against pollution or waste… like their nonstop consumerism, the man made plastics as well as other toxic materials or the nonstop manufacturing of said toxins which is in fact heating up the SPECIFIC areas that have high manufacturing and e-waste dump sites. This movie is not satire. It’s 100% accurate. People are utterly blind and will believe or not believe anything you tell them to believe or not believe with zero knowledge or research whatsoever which is the primary point this movie is making. Society is just as stupid as this movie depicts.

Edison was right. Criminal, Whore, Idiot & Liar about sums up the main character. The most likeable character in this entire series was presidential hopeful Susan Ross. Quinn was alright except for the kills and Olivia pandering. The way they tried to paint Olivia as the brilliant fixer with the white hat was ridiculous. This show was pure cognitive dissonance. Painting evil as good and good as evil. Minus some of the drama, this series seems eerily accurate to what is truly going on in the real life of politics, everything from voter fraud to corruption to the condescending tone in which our politicians speak and think of the people at large. The primary difference between fact and movie drama is that the characters in this storyline seemed far more competent than the leaders we have in real life and there is no “secret society protecting the republic” otherwise we wouldn’t be in the situation we are in in this country. I found myself yelling at the television around season 4 until pretty much the end. The president is unbearable, a perpetual man child that had no business being a husband, father and most certainly not the president. The Olivia catering crowd was unbearable and the real life political propaganda inserted into these episodes was also condescending as well as incomplete narratives or totally inaccurate all together. I could tell what year each season aired based on the propaganda inserted into the season which also annoyed me. It’s like screenplay writers and directors (etc) are intentionally trying to cause people to throw logic and common sense out the window to replace it with hand picked narratives that are blatantly backwards for the masses to parrot ideals based on what they see on tv instead. The conspiracy is real. Was it interesting? Yes Is it possible that you will find yourself annoyed and screaming at the television? Yes Are any of the characters likeable or relatable? Not really.

This movie is riddled in error. Noah is painted as lunatic that needs constant coaching from his wife and children. Endless family tiffs. They depict Noah as a false prophet. The sons do not have wives. Semyaza is depicted as a giant when in fact he was an Angel. The giants are depicted as some sort of grotesque looking alien troll. It is not scripturally accurate in any of the books containing these stories at all. Whoever wrote this script either neglected to do any research whatsoever or intentionally desires to insult every single character and belief system in this film. I am Having trouble Getting through it but am watching it none the less to see what kind of religious propaganda comes out of Hollywood. We are living in interesting times. Between films like this, The Chosen and the exorcist movies it seems they are intentionally bent on deceiving everyone who does not know the scriptures. Not just the Canon but the book of Enoch, Jasher, Jubilee and others.

I knew when I seen this film there were going to be a lot of negative reviews especially from men. Lol It wasn’t bad. I wouldn’t watch it twice and some of the scenes in the revenge portion sort of droned on to me. I feel like the movie was leaning more towards trying to make a point then to entertain. We don’t see many movies exposing how utterly weak men are when it comes to women or sex and how unappealing it appears when the nuance is stripped away from it. We always see Hollywood wrap it up in so much power, status & nuance that the underlying issue goes mostly unnoticed. Never as raw, realistic & harmful as this. Disloyal men only feel shame about their acts when it’s exposed dramatically and judged largely and good men are only good when everyone is looking. That’s the point I think the film was making. Some reviewers say this is unrealistic. I can assure it’s not and seduction like this happens ALL THE TIME. Maybe not the revenge part verbatim but it does happen even with men who you think are above and in households where you never expect it.

Meant to be a film about the destruction of one thing I got an entirely different perspective on what the film was trying to portray. To me, without having heard anything about the movie, I though it perfectly depicted the dysfunction of the modern marriage and family structure from the women’s perspective. I guess that’s the beauty of art. I would have never thought it was trying to portray the other thing. I won’t spoil it but after I found out what it really was trying to say the symbolism made sense. To most extents. Had to fast forward through several scenes. Gave me anxiety. The people just kept coming… Wouldn’t watch it twice but was worth the first watch. It was something different.

Not even remotely close to biblical and is more like Catholic or other denominational propaganda from false, man-made doctrines. A. The “rapture” or Jesus returning doesn’t happen before tribulations & the word rapture is no where in the Bible. The entire point of Tribulations is for God to wake up his people before the end. He calls them to separate themselves from the world. Troubles make people strong, it builds character and bring people together. Tribulations would be meaningless otherwise. This makes no sense. B. It won’t be some secret mystery. All eyes will see Jesus coming from the clouds and all eyes will see Gods people joining Jesus in the sky. This happens AFTER the time of great trouble or Tribulations and everyone will be super clear on what is happening. C. There are no 2nd chances after Jesus comes. If your left behind your not going to heaven and you will be consumed by fire, on Earth, along with the fallen angels and the sinners furthermore all of the multitudes of evil people will be resurrected from the dead. There’s also an attempted attack on Gods city. Afterwards the meek will inherit a new cleansed Earth as well as the Universe. All Sinners will cease to exist forever. D. God reveals to every sinner their evil works & scripture says the sinners will kneel and proclaim God as just and fair. They will be weeping and there will be great sorrow. No one will be confused about why they didn’t make the cut. They will be painfully aware. E. The bit about children and babies isn’t really biblical. The Bible states the children of the evil with have the same fate as their parents. God would already know who these children would become later as God is omniscient & he would choose them accordingly. No where in the Bible does it say ALL children (babies & younger children under the age of full accountability) are guaranteed a spot in heaven. Scripture suggests sinners will seal the fate of their children in general but God is just so I assume it’s not black and white here. It is sort of dangerous to come out with these types of movies because people think they can find redemption after living a life of sin and that’s not ever gonna happen. Christians will 100% be alive during the tribulations because the widespread global occurrence of evil and spilling innocent Christian blood through the NW Anti Christ Order is what finally provokes God to end the world in the first place. With that said the movie was okay. Not great and not terrible but 100% inaccurate. Acting was okay. Wasn’t very interesting to me. Would have been better if it was accurate. It’s pretty clear no one in Hollywood has ever picked up a Bible in life. FYI & IJS I don’t agree with the teachings of any denominations because they are always truths mixed with lies but I believe 7th Day Advents would be the ones the screen writers need to talk to to get the most accurate string of events from Revelations. They specialize in the end times message.