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The Watchers: Revelation (2013)

Mar 01, 2013 Action, Adventure, Science Fiction 1h 31m
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An inexplicable archeological find leads Dr. Peter Kenner to conclude that we are not alone, aliens have visited the Earth in the distant past and have now returned. Struggling to reconcile the evidence with his once held religious views, Peter turns to his uncle, Josh Sanders, a retired scientist and a man of strong Christian faith. Meanwhile, Sarah Pennington seeks protection for her young daughter, Kara, believing the extraterrestrials are bent on abducting the gifted nine-year-old as they did Sarah's husband three years earlier. When the four are brought together by Ethan, a mysterious stranger, Peter and Sarah wrestle with their own beliefs as Josh seeks to convince them of the truth. It becomes clear that Kara has a very special gift-one that can expose the true nature of the extraterrestrials.

Tom Dallis
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The Watchers: Revelation (2013) | Trailer | Kaitlin Lory | Carissa Dallis | Titus Wolverton
The Watchers: Revelation (2013) | Trailer | Kaitlin Lory | Carissa Dallis | Titus Wolverton
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A review by Wuchak
Written on November 7, 2024

**_Entertaining enough no-budget flick that mixes sci-fi with Biblical revelations_**

An archeological dig at Cahokia burial mounds in southwest Pennsylvania manifests a tablet linked to the Anunnaki, supposedly technologically advanced extraterrestrial beings who interact with world leaders, including the President of the USA. As their true nature and plan is exposed, they come after those responsible, including a 9 years-old prodigy.

“The Watchers: Revelation” (2013) is an Indie costing only $50,000. “Beyond the Darkness,” aka “Heaven’s War” (2018), was actually shot before this, but it took 7 years for it to be released due to how long it took to add the CGI effects (which were done really well for a non-blockbuster). I mention that movie because this one is cut fr...

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