This is a documentary about numbers. One of the numbers was written in Greek by a first century Jew, the famous 666. The second is the paragraph number of an old UN resolution that allowed food shipments into Iraq during the 90s. Resolution 666. Any connection? Random people with only the vaguest familiarity with the Bible and even less with ancient Greek and Hebrew numerals give their opinions.

In trying to draw a connection between the two numbers, a glaring flaw in logic is glibly mentioned and dismissed. While the cruel dictator number 666 of the Book of Revelation denies food to those who won't worship him, UN Resolution 666 provided food to hungry Iraqis cruelly deprived by sanctions. The resolution called on all member countries to send humanitarian shipments of food to Iraq.

The UN Resolution was the opposite of the deprivation described in Revelation 13. Yet, the documentary meanders on, recording the natterings of guys in wifebeaters and tattoos, pretty blondes from the office, people coming out of the bank...ok, so it's a man-on-the-street motif. But must there be a focus group? Do we not have enough meetings in this world that we must watch meetings in documentaries where people with the gift of gab talk too much and too long about things they know too little about?

I can't give you a spoiler, dear unsuspecting viewer, because I shut it off far before the end.

** Spoilers **

Rather poor documentary that starts in a more intriguing manner than it ends.

The concept is that a United Nations Security Council Resolution that just so happens to be numbered 666 is somehow related to the AntiChrist, mentioned in Revelation 13:16-18. Fortunately, or otherwise for the movie, the passage of time has shown that the resolution doesn't have the slightest connection. After all, the resolution was adopted on September 13, 1990, and this review was written in June 2019, yet we are still waiting for the st. art of last 7 years of mankind's rule on Earth.

The documentary consists of a short reading and explanation of the contents of the UN Resolution in question, followed by many interviews with individuals selected for the film. The sole knowledgeable person is the gentleman wearing a T-Shirt and having lots of tattoos. He's apparently read the Book of Revelation, all 22 chapters of it, so he knows what he's talking about. None of the others have much, if any, understanding of the Book. Incidentally, the title of the Book is singular, not plural. Consequently, it's aggravating to hear just about everyone else referring to it as Revelations.

My rating of 2 stars, rather than 1, was due only to the fact that I've seen even worse movies than this example. Please don't waste 59 valuable minutes of your life watching this - do something more productive, such as having a nap, or picking your nose.