As to the video, nothing more interesting that Nic Cage's incessant head bobbing, but the pre-load image looks like the movie's budget left for sets after his salary, was maybe . A kids TV show in the 70s would be embarrassed to have a cockpit that bad looking.

There's a large red NO SMOKING sign, on the dashboard of the cockpit.

The dashboard.

Of the cockpit.

I imagine he's flying a cartoon airplane.

and look, there's like 4 switches!

The "Your Mileage May Vary" page from TV Tropes on this series is interesting reading:

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/YMMV/LeftBehind

Yeah, this is basically revenge-fanfic for Baptists and other Christians who get off on whoever they perceive as "enemies" burning in hell.

Well, it's American fundamentalism in a nutshell. The actual redemptive goals of Christ's stated mission get sidelined and lost among a sense of "us vs. them, forever".

What cracks me up about it is the antichrist of the series is a genuinely nice European Unionist.

Left Behind II is the only work of fiction I know that contains more dicking around than the final season of Dexter. Toward the end of the first act, the protagonists realize they can't defeat the Antichrist because doing so would be interfering with the Divine Plan. But at the same time, they can't passively let Satan conquer the world. So how does the Tribulation Force kill 90 minutes? They mildly annoy Lucifer by changing a few lines in the MSWord .doc for his latest speech so he accidentally says "The TRUE and HONEST messiah is...........JESUS CHRIST!?!?!??!?!? WUHHHHHHHHHHH????????"

This accomplishes nothing, of course, and the third movie is Lou Gosset Jr. as Herman Cain, Action President canceling the apocalypse with his fists and sleepy Judo. The film ends with him confronting Satan himself in his high-rise office, who promptly hurls President Cain through a plate-glass window. He falls 32 stories, gets up, and walks back to the White House where he orders a new course of action: Walk all the way back to Satan's headquarters, again alone and unescorted, so the President can order a drone strike on the spot, much as how Obama has to personally travel to Yemen every time he wants to blow up a fruit stand.

It doesn't work. The Left Behind Trilogy pretty much ends with the devil saying "Dude, what did you think was going to happen?"

It looks made for Channel 101.

That's an insult to the hard working men and women of Channel 101.

It's fascinating going through Netflix instant and discovering all the Nick Cage movies in the last 3 years you've never heard about.

He's gotta pay for those rare comic books and that pyramid-shaped tomb in New Orleans somehow.

was he the one that bought a t-rex skull or was that tim allen?

Cage is incapable of managing his money with any kind of competency, thus he pretty much works for anything these days given the vast amounts he owes on various back-taxes, mortgages, losses on real estate ventures, etc.

Lucky for Atlas Shrugged, trains are anti-Galt.

The train carries steel tracks that are used to make new railroads, that are used to carry more steel, ad infinitum.

*as the world

True, but at least they're not spending their money on guns to help the rapture happen.

What's really funny about all this is that they'll cling to this idea that Gawd has a plan that can't be thwarted and WILL happen... yet then they think that this all-powerful being needs them to do stuff like keep gays from marrying or trying to pass laws so they can force kids to pray in schools while they study creationism in science class.

It's very "What does God need with a starship?" to me.

The Antichrist isn't in the movie, and good thing, too. He's a villain who the heroes can't do anything about because according to Revelations the problem will solve itself. Nic Cage's character does make him fall down at one point, though. Not kidding.