"The Omega Code" may be good entertainment, but it is bad theology, say Dirk Eichhorst and Scott Holmgren.

Collection of reviews of the movie

"Confusing, muddled and badly written." Rates it 1.5/4.

A negative capsule review, by Tom Meek.

The film has a good ending, but otherwise is badly done, with confusing subplots and unconvincing acting. Rated 2/10.

Negative review of the movie, in the Anchorage Press. She says that it's creepy but, unhappily, the religious message is heavy-handed.

Reviews and scores the movie for child viewership.

Douglas Downs gives a very positive review of the movie. Responses left by viewers as well, both pro and con.

Douglas Pratt's review of the DVD release.

Review by Robert Marley. Rating: 2/5.

Matt Heffernan's review of the movie. Rating: 1/4.

Cast and credits of The Omega Code, and a negative review. Rated 1/5. From CineBooks Database.

Movie review and a couple of pictures. Rated: "Really Bad."

Review by John Haywood. Michael York, he says, is deliciously malevolent. But the film suffers from confusing inconsistencies. Rated 2/5.

Ludicrous plot, dull special effects, hammy acting: this reviewer rates the film 1/10.

Negative review by Jesse Fox Mayshark.

A concise listing of reviews of The Omega Movie from the nation's top critics and audiences. Includes links to movie information, trailer, interviews, articles, and box office figures.

Rates the movie on such characteristics as violence, profanity, nudity, scary scenes or music. Review for parents. Also a full review of its artistic merits. Rated 1/10 for entertainment value.

Uncharismatic villain and hero ruin this hokey wannabe thriller. Review in the Los Angeles Times.

The Flick Filosopher reviews the movie "The Omega Code."

Reviewed by Vivian Rose.

The evangelical Christians' artistic wing has managed to make the end of the world seem dull. Review by Russell Smith.

Negative review of the movie that tried to cash in on the Bible code craze. Rated 1.5/4.

Capsule review by Mari Wadsworth.