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Revelation (1999)
Thorold Stone, a police officer in search for answers, joins a rebel group of Christians to thwart the Antichrist's plan to use virtual reality to solidify its power.
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Thorold Stone, a police officer in search for answers, joins a rebel group of Christians to thwart the Antichrist's plan to use virtual reality to solidify its power.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Action, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Paul Lalonde, Peter Lalonde
In Theaters:5/7/1999
Box Office:$206,755
Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Jack Van Impe Ministries, John Hagee Ministries, Prophecy Partners Inc., Scorpio Pictures, This Week in Bible Prophecy, Cloud Ten Pictures
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