If you are a fan of Neil Breen, then you will like this movie. His movies are not good, but they are entertaining. They are always worth a watch. They are also embedded with spiritual meaning. This one touches on the spiritual, but its reveal is very lacking. It really is a roller coaster ride of a movie.
George is our main character. He has a dead pan stare through out the entire movie. His expressions never seem to change, whether he is happy or angry. The delivery on his lines, seems to have the same emotion for every thing. He works for a tech company? I put a question mark, because it is mentioned he is working for a company that has developed security software that can determine who people are, by their texting rhythm. Everyone has their own way they text type, on their phones. Veronica, whom the forbidden power is in, question mark, sleeps with George and passes on this "power" on to him. He becomes smarter and stronger. He starts to use these abilities to further his career, and make investments that yield him a good sum of money.
Back to Veronica, she is a native american woman, who has this forbidden power, and passes it on to men she sleeps with. Metaphor? She reveals she got the power from an alien that touched her, while she was sitting in a crater. Turns out, she is the "mother" (for lack of a better way of saying it) of an Illuminati type group. Her sleeping with men, recruits them into this group. Then, those people go around and sleep with other people to recruit them. They are forced to do things that are morally wrong, so they can secretly take over the world.
With all of that being said, the beginning grabs you. Not just with all of the things George is realizing about his new abilities, but the story of Veronica and who she really is. George can not stop dreaming about her, and has to find out what she did to him. He finds out he has been "recruited" into this group and now he has a problem with what is going on. The whole thing has been done before. It is just the delivery that is different with this movie.
This was entertaining, to a point. It really does have the feelings of a Breen film. The message is deep, the acting is bad, and the special effects are horrible. They could not get green screen back ground right. It always looked out of place, where ever they put it. It is still worth a watch though. I have seen a lot of bad movies, and this is no where near the worst. Enjoy.
George is our main character. He has a dead pan stare through out the entire movie. His expressions never seem to change, whether he is happy or angry. The delivery on his lines, seems to have the same emotion for every thing. He works for a tech company? I put a question mark, because it is mentioned he is working for a company that has developed security software that can determine who people are, by their texting rhythm. Everyone has their own way they text type, on their phones. Veronica, whom the forbidden power is in, question mark, sleeps with George and passes on this "power" on to him. He becomes smarter and stronger. He starts to use these abilities to further his career, and make investments that yield him a good sum of money.
Back to Veronica, she is a native american woman, who has this forbidden power, and passes it on to men she sleeps with. Metaphor? She reveals she got the power from an alien that touched her, while she was sitting in a crater. Turns out, she is the "mother" (for lack of a better way of saying it) of an Illuminati type group. Her sleeping with men, recruits them into this group. Then, those people go around and sleep with other people to recruit them. They are forced to do things that are morally wrong, so they can secretly take over the world.
With all of that being said, the beginning grabs you. Not just with all of the things George is realizing about his new abilities, but the story of Veronica and who she really is. George can not stop dreaming about her, and has to find out what she did to him. He finds out he has been "recruited" into this group and now he has a problem with what is going on. The whole thing has been done before. It is just the delivery that is different with this movie.
This was entertaining, to a point. It really does have the feelings of a Breen film. The message is deep, the acting is bad, and the special effects are horrible. They could not get green screen back ground right. It always looked out of place, where ever they put it. It is still worth a watch though. I have seen a lot of bad movies, and this is no where near the worst. Enjoy.
