Four Blood Moons

This is complete and utter trash and it is the worst thing I have ever had the misfortune to sit through (even worse than Mamma Mia! and I didn't think anything could get any worse than that). I'm only giving it a 1 star rating because that is the lowest IMDb will allow me to rate it. It. is. terrible. A bunch of narrow minded religious old white men sitting around discussing a bunch of b.s. I am no longer a Christian but even if I was I would find this movie horrible. I wanted to leave multiple times and the only reason I didn't was the people I went to see it with. You may get a history lesson out of it, but that's it (probably not even that, it's that bad). Please never give these people any more money for movies.

Some one just wanted to sell a book. The only one of interest was the scientist who stated if you put enough numbers together you can prove anything. I listed and watched but all it was is a bunch of mini stories without any meat. When they are trying to prove something they need to have dates, people who supported the theory, who did the results, etc.

They made a lot of statements but no proof nor any documentations other then I said it so it must be true.

Not worth the money plus they charged more for this showing then others. We also had to listen to the local pastor who got up there and was trying to get us to join his Church- not cool.

If you are interested in the Bible, God, the Israelites, and history I would suggest you watch it and make up your own mind. Yes, it's long, but you can watch it in parts which is what I did.

Interesting docudrama, highlights the hand of God within Israel, and the Jewish people. Proves Bible prophecy of the restoration of the land of Israel belonging to the Jewish people took place in 1948. Good that they gave a platform to both scientists, historians, journalists Rabbis and Christian Pastors. However, the information Pastor Hagee tries to get across is grossly in error. He is trying to match blood moon Tetrads with events that involve the Jews. He's off on 2 of 3 examples he gives. While he says that bloods moons are astronomy and not astrology, what he is doing in fact is the very definition of astrology, which is to take astronomical events and apply them to human events and use these events as predictions. Hagee is trying to match this blood moon Tetrad (2014-2015) to bible prophecy.

As far as the panel discussion which follows the film, which I highly recommend listening to, the scientist wins the debate hands down. His understanding of both science and bible prophecy outshines Hagee's fundamentalism and irrational fears.

This blood moon hype is just that, more hype & sensationalism than substance. It's Astrology, pure and simple. If you're into that, then go see this film. While Hagee has a heart for the Jewish People, and he is sincere, he is however, sincerely wrong about matching this Tetrad with Joel 2:31.

I've no quarrel with "true believers." Freedom to pursue any ideology is part and parcel of our democratic system in the good US of A. However, when religionists line up a battery of so-called "experts" who are no more that other religionists, and in this case a pro-Israel agenda and try to pass it off with a patina of "science," that's when they step on the side of being egregiously offensive.

The entire episode is laced with fantasy, anecdotal reported incidents and in some cases, pure nonsense. Sure, I should have known that this would slanted but ugh! Why didn't they tell us it would completely topsy-turvy?

If you're a true believer, you'll like this movie. As a scientist who is pro-Israel, I hated it.