The Moment After

1999
1h 29m

IMDb RATING

4.4/10

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Dystopian Sci-Fi Action Drama Sci-Fi Thriller

In the twinkling of an eye, a mass disappearance has occurred. Moments after, come turmoil and confusion.In the twinkling of an eye, a mass disappearance has occurred. Moments after, come turmoil and confusion.In the twinkling of an eye, a mass disappearance has occurred. Moments after, come turmoil and confusion.

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IMDb RATING

4.4/10

712

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trailer 2:42

The Moment After

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Julie Link

Woman in Yard
(as Julia Link)

Mike Wilson

Mr. Fulton

David A.R. White

Adam Riley
(as David White)

Kevin Downes

Charles Baker

Greg Davis

Young Man

Brad Heller

Jacob Krause

D. David Morin

Special Agent Thomas
(as David Morin)

Brian C. Bennetts

Agent #1
(as Brian Bennetts)

Amanda Llewellyn

Mrs. Fulton

Kevin Indio Copeland

John

John Gilbert

Peter McCollum
(as John Rawling)

Teres Byrne

Dr. Claire Holt

Gregg Binkley

Dr. Jason Hersch
(as Gregg Alex)

Paul R. Jones

Dr. Edward Wilkins

David Darus

Census Boy

Dominique D'Amato

Census Girl

Patrick G. Ingram

Census Man
(as Patrick Ingram)

Julie Ingram

Census Woman

Director
- Wes Llewellyn
Writers
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Trivia
First of many End-Times movies starring David A.R. White.

Connections
Featured in The Moment After: The Awakening (2006)

Soundtracks
He's All You Need
As recorded by Steve Camp
(P) 1984 Sparrow Records
Written by Steve Camp & Bob Frazier
(C) 1984 Bird Wing Music (ASCAP) BMG Songs (ASCAP) Bud John Songs (BMI)

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Featured review

1/10

Devoid of any drama, excitement, or life

Unless you're a devout Christian and want your beliefs confirmed, avoid this like the plague. The dialogue makes the old Dragnet TV show seem lively and realistic, people have the most unbelievable reactions to incredible events and even within the Christian viewpoint, the movie simply makes no factual sense. In the "damning with faint praise" department, I guess it takes a talent of some kind to make a movie about a supernatural event like "the rapture" and manage to wring all tension, wonder and drama out of it.

Truly awful movie that my wife rented thinking it was an actual sci-fi movie, rather than the di-fi (divinity fiction) it so clearly I and wanted to be.