The Rapture (1991)

1991 • 100 minutes

About this movie

Emmy-nominee Mimi Rogers ("Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery," "Lost in Space") is riveting as a Los Angeles telephone operator who tires of mate-swapping and turns to a religious sect for spiritual guidance. Director/Writer Michael Tolkins ("The Player," "Deep Impact") bold approach to religious themes makes this tragic drama both a demanding and unforgettable experience. Its an amazing, disturbing story of squandered life, rebirth, and tested faith. Also starring Emmy-nominee David Duchovny ("House of D," TVs "The X Files").

Ratings and reviews

This was the worst film l have ever seen. It was not what l was expecting at all. Please Hollywood, if you are not really a born again believer in Jesus Christ in real life, leave the rapture subject alone. For they don't know Christ or the scriptures, and are unsaved people trying to tell the account of the rapture and making a bad job of it. Get Mel Gibson to make a film about the rapture, he will do the subject more justice than Hollywood could ever do.