Immanence

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Chance A @CourtneyMinor May 30, 2026 This movie starts off - at a VERY leisurely pace - as a sci-fi thriller...and then devolves into a turgid low-states debate about Christianity vs. science. Terrible script, actors given nothing to do There's a glimmer of promise in the idea of an 'anomaly' which could be either proof of God or proof of the Devil... but the idea goes nowhere. See more Rob F @RT13021194 Jan 5, 2025 This film is a religious suspense thriller period. They added pseudo scientists into it, because science tries to explain away what it doesnt understand with bs. The acting was just fine, better than the acting in “ Friends or big bang theory”, and they were on for 10 seasons each. I bet all these bad reviews have come from the US. The jab has made most of you brain dead. This film is getting a bad rap, because the world hates anything to do with God. The current generation loves evil and heathenism. People bag what they dont understand. This film is conveying a message. Which most of you dont have the brain power to understand. The plot and script are intelligent. Not for dumb people to watch. The reviewers here would give the Evil Dead a better review. See more david g @RT57237934 Sep 25, 2024 You know how some movies stay with you for ages after you watched them, well this one won't, and you'll be glad about that. BUT I have to admit I watched the whole thing, and found it mildly entertaining, except a couple of the actors were so bad I was pleased when they were killed without undue fuss. See more Mario C @RT00568997 Apr 2, 2024 lame, stupid and made no sense. What a waste of time. See more Joe W @JoeWasik Jan 25, 2024 Nonsense. Plot touches on sci-fi but so poorly, a child probably wrote this script. See more Edd W @RT04121584 Jan 4, 2024 While some viewers might praise the ensemble's acting and story's intrigue, the collision between hard-nosed science and biblical faith in God/Jesus Christ is hyperbolic and even nauseating, not because the ongoing tug of war between faith and science isn't interesting, but because this movie's attempt is simple-minded and laughable. I doubt writer/ director Kerry Bellessa intended a laughable script, but the dialog, absurd as it is, left me no alternative but to laugh. And the storyline — set against possible alien arrival in a meteoric splashdown in the Bermuda Triangle — unfolds like a fairy tale where anything's possible and nothing makes sense or leads anywhere. A 1-Star rating may be too generous, but have a look if there's nothing else to watch. See more Read all reviews

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