The Great Warning

It's not Catholic in its message at all, it's fundamentalist. It's not a message of faith, it's one of Christian nationalism.

It's not really a religious message in this at all. It's loony paranoia not that different from "documentaries" from the likes of Q Anon, Alex Jones, or any other fact free ranting and raving.

Catholic priest and bishops have spoken out about Christine Watkin's books and film. Catholic belief has always said the Book of Revelations is about the past, not the future.

Watkins claims she's supported by Church Fathers, popes, and the miracles at Fatima.

However 1) the Church Fathers did not inherit a single interpretation of the book of Revelation. 2) Popes have not provided teachings supporting the Countdown timeline. 3) The church says Fatima dealt with events in the twentieth century, not events in our future.

Catholics, don't be fooled.

"The Great Warning" immerses the audience in a suspenseful journey that explores humanity's reaction to looming disaster. The storyline captures the lives of various characters, each dealing with foreboding threats in their own way. The film's intense pacing, combined with a chilling score, effectively keeps viewers on edge, provoking them to consider their own choices in the face of crisis. The acting is skillful, with each performer adding depth to their roles, allowing the viewer to connect with both their fears and strengths. Additionally, the cinematography makes great use of shadows and close-ups, intensifying the feeling of dread and hopelessness. While some plot points may feel familiar to fans of disaster cinema, The Great Warning carves its own path by focusing on the psychological impact of imminent peril rather than relying solely on visual spectacle. This blend of human emotion with suspenseful storytelling makes The Great Warning a memorable experience that resonates long after the credits roll.

"Write this: before I come as the just Judge, I am coming first as the King of Mercy.

Before the day of justice arrives, there will be given to people a sign in the heavens of this sort:

All lights in the heavens will be extinguished, and there will be great darkness over the whole earth. Then the sign of the cross will be seen in the sky, and from the openings where the hands and the feet of the Saviour where nailed will come forth great lights which will light up the earth for a period of time. This will take place shortly before the last day." (Diary 83)

Jesus to Sister Faustina.

Be in the state of grace, go to confession.

I highly recommend this film, which is based on the book "The Illumination" by Christine Watkins. The documentary is a combination of prophecies revealed to saints dating back over hundreds of years, plus a series of reports from real people who have already experienced a mini-version of "The Great Warning" that is coming within our lifetime. This warning will be a miraculous "Illumination of Conscience", that every person on earth will see at the same moment, no matter where they are on earth.

Once the Great Warning happens, people will have very little time to amend their lives. Anyone who isn't aware that is event is coming is vulnerable to "fake news" that will spread, claiming that the event was caused by a cosmic or alien force.

The message of this movie is the most important message ever shown in film. Don't pass up the chance to watch this extensively researched true-life documentary. Every person on the face of the earth needs to be aware of the information contained in this film in order to prepare themselves and their families for an event that will soon shake the word.

I have no words to describe how powerful this movie is. It is eye-opening, accurate, well thought and aligned with thousands of messages from our Holy Mother and her visionaries. More than just a movie, I think it's more of an urgent message from God. Please watch this movie with an open heart, and dont hesitate to learn more about its background. Two thumbs up!

The visuals are breathtaking, the soundtrack is mesmerizing, and the emotions-oh, the emotions-will stay with you long after the credits roll. This is the kind of movie that makes you think, makes you feel, and makes you want to watch it all over again.