I believe it’s mockery to our Lord Jesus Christ. These producers and people know what they are doing. Only Jesus can save humanity if they believe in him.
Folks, for those of us who know the truth, this scene is not disrespectful to the gospel of Jesus Christ. It is, in fact, a tribute to it, albeit one done by Hollywood, which I agree is not in the best position to expound Scripture. And I also agree with the commentor who said that only the blood of Jesus Christ atones for sin and redeems us. "For by grace you gave been saved through faith. And that not of your own. It is the gift of God, not of works, lest anyone should boast." Ephesians 2:8,9
A classic movie that really suited Heston, he was great at playing the larger than life hero and the fact that he died added something extra to the whole thing.
I remember the first time I saw this as a kid and the scene when Lisa is walking on the street at night. She sees the Family and then she takes off her headscarf and I was like OMG, she's become one of them!
According to Heston's Journal, An Actor's Life: 1956 to 1976, it was mainly his decision to die at the end of the film. Heston disliked the idea of sequels and had just finished Beneath The Planet of the Apes on which he worked nine days and felt "no enthusiasm for his work". In the event that Omega Man was a smash, he wanted to preclude the prospect of any involvement in a sequel by dying at the end. Frank Sinatra had the same idea regarding Von Ryan's Express a few years earlier.
I just found out, the Will Smith "I am Legend" will have a sequel now, where they retconned the ending by using the Alternative ending where Will survived and found out the infected was sentient and ignored the theatrical ending where Will die in an explosion
I honestly feel his death was a reflection of how life was changing in the late 60's and 70's...he died as a flashback to the hero that came before. But here he didn't exactly win
Neville with just his 'guns and gadgets' survives on his own for 3 years, but dies 2 days after getting involved with a woman, just shows how toxic some women are.
FUN FACT : Last shot of Heston in fountain is the same position that Christ is on the cross . Not that this film has religous overtones but the same about his blood as the savior of the human race.
I always believed this was the coolest ending to a sci-fi film with Charlton Heston in the early 70s. Think, Earthquake, Soylent Green, Call of the Wild and Airport '75. The 'Omega Man' has become a classic in-earnest yet it deserved a prequel back-in-the-day as much as 'I Am Legend' deserves one now.
Captain America, Soul Sister Lisa and the Albino Horde... As a T.V. absorbed latch-key kid in 70's era Toronto, the frightening and existential plight of Dr. Robert Neville completely attached itself to my impressionable 6 year old filmic mind, having seen it first on a Drive-In screen with my folks back in '71. In all seriousness, this is one of Heston's most effective and memorable screen roles, in all likelihood his best feature performance in the Seventies. I was always obsessively curious to know how journeyman television director Sagal scored this assignment, there was nothing in his previous work aesthetic to suggest he could pull this thing off. End Result: Sagal and Company have created a lasting and poignant depiction of survival in a world gone mad...Gone Dead!
Yes, I saw this movie when it played in the Carson City Theater. Was so thrilling and scary, to me that it could happen. Because I was ten yrs old at the time! One of my favorite memory's along with Soylent Green, and Godzillza - Vs - the Smog Monster. The 70's ***to me*** was a Golden Era of Hollywood.
Love this movie to death. Great music and story. Neville dies because he is part of the past. Like an aging gunfighter who has outlived his time but still paved the way for the new generation... The theme music has haunted me since I first saw this in junior high when it was new in the theater... I could go on but if you don't get it to each his own....
This is also a little bit of a steal from Star Trek, the one where children get sick as soon as they come into puberty, you notice at the end all of the survivors are children
One of my all-time favorite movies (next to Escape from NY). I think I went into shock, seeing this scene at 6 years-old, at a drive in with my parents.
Paul Koslo was so great in this film. Well, he was great in every film I have ever seen him in. This is such a good movie, despite how much flak it takes.
Amazing. This scene was so much creepier in black and white. Yeah, that's right black and white. Growing up all I had was a black and white television that I got at a thrift shop and I remember one Saturday afternoon this movie and Rutger Hauer's The Hitcher played back to back.
This ending has bugged me for decades. Why leave the garage? The generator was there, they had light and could lock the elevator and the garage door. 10 minutes to sunup that would have been the safest place to wait.
Neville died to save his woman, the little children, and a fine young man of whom he had already lost one even younger. The worthiness of the act overcomes it's contrivance, I think.
True, he did die for those reasons, but he died needlessly because the script said he had to die. It's like watching a horror movie where the characters do the wrong thing and you're rolling your eyes wondering why they're being stupid. Don't you ever look at a movie and question the characters' motivations.
With all the excitement going on around him, I guess Neville forgets that he still packs a pistol on him to still able to nail Matthias from that balcony. Charles Heston is a true LEGEND!
We argued about that at length when I was a kid, but in the video above you can clearly see his holster and his knife sheath are empty. Presumably disarmed when he was initially captured.
The Family members take his pistol and knife when they capture him up in the apartment. It happens fast, but you can catch it if you are directly looking for it.
@@IHateCZcamsHandles615 And the historical accuracy, concerning the MP40, is impressive, too. That gun had a bad habit of jamming. Fit perfectly into the scene.
I know Heston had to fulfill the Christ like figure that through his blood would save all mankind, however he could have just slit Matthias's throat when he was escaping the apartment. Still a great movie and in a way very similar to another of Hestons roles. Soylent green is another great movie in which he plays as some sort of humanity's savior.
"Note his final position in the fountain as he bleeds out. And the fact that his blood is what would save and restore humanity. Well done." The metaphor of Jesus or Moses or The Messiah is often used in films. Some would say overused. It is not disrespectful. It's just a use of symbolism or, in the case of Neville or Kal-El, an analogy. In Omega Man, it's a little too obvious. But he gives his blood to atone for the sin of using weapons of war.
Loved this movie and in my opinion the ending was the saddest part of the movie and if I recall right this was a sort of based on Richard Matheson novel I Am Legend
Damn! Lisa (Rosalind Cash) was just trapped in the spell of that fiend Matthias (Anthony Zerbe). Dr. Neville (Charlton Heston) did what he could... Will Smith was also amazing as Dr. Neville, and he, too, was very ill-fated. What a classic story. Unfortunately, Rosalind Cash and Charlton Heston are now gone.
Isaiah 45:7 I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things. 1 John 3:12 Not as Cain, who was of that wicked one, and slew his brother. And wherefore slew he him? Because his own works were evil, and his brother's righteous. Hebrews 11:4 By faith Abel offered unto God a more excellent sacrifice than Cain, by which he obtained witness that he was righteous, God testifying of his gifts: and by it he being dead yet speaketh.
Now, presumably, the young doctor will have to take the serum for himself first, in order to stay healthy and cure everybody else. In the meantime he can't turn his back on Lisa who's part of the family.
Nice touch that at the moment he needed it most his gun jammed. The technological reliance Matthias belittled him for was his end. And Matthias escapes to continue his cult. Can't ask for a better ending.
this isnt how the actual story ends, in the original story (by the name I Am Legend) the main character is made to realize that this new race of mutants is pretty much earths new race, he is the boogeyman, the monster, the thing that feeds of the fear of this new race that inherits the earth, i really doubt Mr Heston would go without being the hero, pffft
2:51 WHOA, MAN YOU MUST BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL WITH THAT BOTTLE, it will help bring humanity back, it will save the world, you have the most important mission in the history of mankind, don't let Robert Neville down, guard it with your life, if it breaks then you can kiss humanity goodbye.
First of all, that's a shot that an olympian would be proud of. Second, are we expected to believe that those near zombies can run even a tribal culture? They'll be dead in a couple of years when they can no longer scavenge for food.
What are you on about they shun technology thats about it. They arent even zombies in this. Nothing implies they couldn't start an agricultural society.
One Man.....Ephesians 2:13 " But now in Christ Jesus you who once were far off have been brought near by the blood of Christ." Revelation 1:5 "and from Jesus Christ, the faithful witness, the firstborn from the dead, and the ruler over the kings of the earth. To Him who loved us and washed us from our sins in His own blood,"
As much as I Am Legend was great this is by far for me the best version Charlton Heston just a super actor 👏 although Will Smith was good ya just can't beat the old ones this is a great movie .
This ending was so sad, But so impactful and memorable.
I had a feeling that Lisa likely died, too.
I think I saw it in 1978 as a 13 year-old. I never forgot it, especially the ending! 💀
Mostly all 1970s movies never have a happy ending.
I watched half of it 😒
God the 70s in the score is so aggressively awesome
So aggressively bad you mean
As an actor who has been in many films, planet of the apes, omega man, and solent green were three of hestons best
Note his final position in the fountain as he bleeds out. And the fact that his blood is what would save and restore humanity. Well done.
I believe it’s mockery to our Lord Jesus Christ. These producers and people know what they are doing. Only Jesus can save humanity if they believe in him.
@@JorgeAzapata726 maybe it was intended as a subtle tribute than a mockery or just coincidence
@@JorgeAzapata726 it's more of supporting the idea that Jesus saves and all it took was this man's grit to provide the cure mankind needed.
Bible basher
Folks, for those of us who know the truth, this scene is not disrespectful to the gospel of Jesus Christ. It is, in fact, a tribute to it, albeit one done by Hollywood, which I agree is not in the best position to expound Scripture. And I also agree with the commentor who said that only the blood of Jesus Christ atones for sin and redeems us.
"For by grace you gave been saved through faith. And that not of your own. It is the gift of God, not of works, lest anyone should boast." Ephesians 2:8,9
A classic movie that really suited Heston, he was great at playing the larger than life hero and the fact that he died added something extra to the whole thing.
Heroes help people the best way they can actor curtis see u might be on journey hope to do hero movies
The best of the "I Am Legend" attempts IMHO.
The actor that played dutch Paul Koslo just passed on Jan 9th 2019 he played in a lot of movies good actor.. RIP
Paul Koslo. The face you remember but not the name.
He did an appearance on The Incredible Hulk as a biker
Yes, one of the few times he played a good guy.
The Soundtrack was the "Real" main character in this movie
I remember the first time I saw this as a kid and the scene when Lisa is walking on the street at night. She sees the Family and then she takes off her headscarf and I was like OMG, she's become one of them!
Yeah...oh no....!
That scared me.
The single most memorable scene in the movie and Rosalind Cash delivered it beautifully.
He died as he lived.......... a Warrior and in the end he saved humanity
Love this Sci-fi movie, one of the best ever. Love Charleston Heston my favorite actor!!! R.I.P. brother.
I was a year and a half old when this came out but I saw it later on as I got older it’s a good movie with a great musical score.
I've said this elsewhere but try to find and listen to Ron Grainer's score for this movie clear through in one sitting. It fits perfectly.
According to Heston's Journal, An Actor's Life: 1956 to 1976, it was mainly his decision to die at the end of the film. Heston disliked the idea of sequels and had just finished Beneath The Planet of the Apes on which he worked nine days and felt "no enthusiasm for his work". In the event that Omega Man was a smash, he wanted to preclude the prospect of any involvement in a sequel by dying at the end. Frank Sinatra had the same idea regarding Von Ryan's Express a few years earlier.
Honestly I don't see any need for a sequel either. What we're getting is already great
I just found out, the Will Smith "I am Legend" will have a sequel now, where they retconned the ending by using the Alternative ending where Will survived and found out the infected was sentient and ignored the theatrical ending where Will die in an explosion
I honestly feel his death was a reflection of how life was changing in the late 60's and 70's...he died as a flashback to the hero that came before. But here he didn't exactly win
Neville with just his 'guns and gadgets' survives on his own for 3 years, but dies 2 days after getting involved with a woman, just shows how toxic some women are.
And expensive to 😁
Anthony Zerbe was such a wonderfully terrifying villain in this movie!!! Great actor, so versatile.
Yepp , John Mills won Best supporting Actor this year for " Ryan's Daughter " , but my vote would have gone to the great Anthony Zerbe
Awesome guy
FUN FACT : Last shot of Heston in fountain is the same position that Christ is on the cross . Not that this film has religous overtones but the same about his blood as the savior of the human race.
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Allegory
I always believed this was the coolest ending to a sci-fi film with Charlton Heston in the early 70s. Think, Earthquake, Soylent Green, Call of the Wild and Airport '75. The 'Omega Man' has become a classic in-earnest yet it deserved a prequel back-in-the-day as much as 'I Am Legend' deserves one now.
Far superior to i am legend.
I agree 💯
Book is better than both.
Damn Right!
Book ending is still better than either.
@bruce davis *I Am Legend is actually a really good movie.*
Captain America, Soul Sister Lisa and the Albino Horde...
As a T.V. absorbed latch-key kid in 70's era Toronto, the frightening and existential plight of Dr. Robert Neville completely attached itself to my impressionable 6 year old filmic mind, having seen it first on a Drive-In screen with my folks back in '71. In all seriousness, this is one of Heston's most effective and memorable screen roles, in all likelihood his best feature performance in the Seventies. I was always obsessively curious to know how journeyman television director Sagal scored this assignment, there was nothing in his previous work aesthetic to suggest he could pull this thing off. End Result: Sagal and Company have created a lasting and poignant depiction of survival in a world gone mad...Gone Dead!
firechiefrisley
You forgot fat albert.
Yes, I saw this movie when it played in the Carson City Theater. Was so thrilling and scary, to me that it could happen. Because I was ten yrs old at the time! One of my favorite memory's along with Soylent Green, and Godzillza - Vs - the Smog Monster. The 70's ***to me*** was a Golden Era of Hollywood.
It seem you've lived long enough to see the beginning of this movie.
Love this movie to death. Great music and story. Neville dies because he is part of the past. Like an aging gunfighter who has outlived his time but still paved the way for the new generation... The theme music has haunted me since I first saw this in junior high when it was new in the theater... I could go on but if you don't get it to each his own....
Neville was part of the beast system.
Steve M, you rock mate, all the best.
awful music. Has aged badly. Needs a brand new soundtrack, like no soundtrack at all. Theme music is haunting?? We didn't watch the same movie.
@@LordGreystoke
Awful music ?
The garbage out today can't compare to this masterpiece of gem movie and amazing soundtrack pal
@@LordGreystoke The music is definitely odd at times. But the music in this final scene always stood out to me.
The soundtrack is so devastating
Fun fact: the fountain that he dies in is the same one that the cast of Friends will dance around in several years later
Is that really true?
Hopefully Mathias will get them too
several years? more like 33 years later
It's a different fountain in Friends.
What better way to celebrate the savior of humanity?
as a kid, it was and still is..haunting!
And just think, 2000 years in the future there'll be a whole religion on that world built around Charlton Heston.
*Um, Charlton Heston never existed - go take your fables written by eye-witnesses somewhere else.*
@@Princess2Warrior I'd rather have my faith than your nihilism any day.
Typical 70s ending where the hero gets screwed over, I loved those!
@Alex the Bird I guess it's after he was traumatized by the sequel of Planet of the Apes
@@AradSP But before he died a bloody death in Soylent Green.
@@gargantuaism
Don't know if he died in Soylent Green.
It was about sacrifice. How could you miss the savior/crucified man imagery of Neville in the fountain?
@@289cobra9 he did. He became soylent green.
"Come back in the light"!
This was the 70’s version of ‘I am legend’
This is also a little bit of a steal from Star Trek, the one where children get sick as soon as they come into puberty, you notice at the end all of the survivors are children
One of my all-time favorite movies (next to Escape from NY).
I think I went into shock, seeing this scene at 6 years-old, at a drive in with my parents.
I like psycho better🙀
And I like Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory better😂😂
Your favorite movie is Pippi Longstocking🙄
Paul Koslo was so great in this film. Well, he was great in every film I have ever seen him in. This is such a good movie, despite how much flak it takes.
Amazing. This scene was so much creepier in black and white. Yeah, that's right black and white. Growing up all I had was a black and white television that I got at a thrift shop and I remember one Saturday afternoon this movie and Rutger Hauer's The Hitcher played back to back.
The groovy 70s music makes this scene
Movie might look silly by today's standards but back then it was shocking
That was one hell of a spearchuck.
Best ending scene of a movie ever!!
Uh…no it isn’t. Dumb ending. Completely not believable that things would turn out this way.
As a kid I loved this movie, amazing color/music
This ending has bugged me for decades. Why leave the garage? The generator was there, they had light and could lock the elevator and the garage door. 10 minutes to sunup that would have been the safest place to wait.
Art M
+Jai Chandran ? You left no comment.
he should no better stay in the garage
Neville died to save his woman, the little children, and a fine young man of whom he had already lost one even younger.
The worthiness of the act overcomes it's contrivance, I think.
True, he did die for those reasons, but he died needlessly because the script said he had to die. It's like watching a horror movie where the characters do the wrong thing and you're rolling your eyes wondering why they're being stupid. Don't you ever look at a movie and question the characters' motivations.
My All Time Favourite Film!! 👍👍👍
Good movie. Saw it the first time in the early 1980's, good film. Have it on DVD somewhere in my house. Need to watch it.
Chuck always gives a great movie. Just forgot to watch out for Number One and stepped in number two. lol. I Remember this movie ,Thanks.
I remember seeing this flick in the theater when it came out. this scene just broke your heart. this was Anthony Zerbe's most memorable role.
Naw, his spot in Kiss meet the Phantom of the Park is way better!
pars4245 but if you look him up on wiki this is the first thing mentioned.
pars4245, especially when he fires his laser at the talisman and says "Hmmn demon, hmmmmmn?"
POWERFUL!
Just stay in the damned garage for 10 more minutes already!
HaHa...yepp, take cover and have your gun aimed at that elevator door
@@exitscreaming Spawn kill in bf3 be like
Yeah. There were also viewers that said "Use the .45 in your holster!" but I think he'd been disarmed of that earlier.
I like it good music.
The 70s music datedness just adds to the classic cinematic feel of this film
"The Bad dream is over...now we can sleep in peace."
@@NC-dw3tk yep.
The Family will be dead or well on to dying by then. The germ affected them differently, but they were still on the path to extinction.
When the spear hits him damn that looks so real i just flinch makes me clutch my chest love this movie!
At around this same time Anthony Zerbe played twin padres on an episode of Gunsmoke. A fine performance.
With all the excitement going on around him, I guess Neville forgets that he still packs a pistol on him to still able to nail Matthias from that balcony. Charles Heston is a true LEGEND!
We argued about that at length when I was a kid, but in the video above you can clearly see his holster and his knife sheath are empty. Presumably disarmed when he was initially captured.
The Family members take his pistol and knife when they capture him up in the apartment. It happens fast, but you can catch it if you are directly looking for it.
@@IHateCZcamsHandles615 And the historical accuracy, concerning the MP40, is impressive, too. That gun had a bad habit of jamming. Fit perfectly into the scene.
THIS CLASSIC SEEMS TO BE A CASE OF LIFE IMITATING ART WITH THE STATE OUR WORLD RIGHT NOW.
I was 14 years old when I seen this on tbs back in 1997 and I never seen it again, movies like this I find interesting
The fountain from the show Friends opening.
Great movie
Great actors
Great soundtrack...
Saw this movie when it came out my senior year. It was the hottest flick in the nation.
I know Heston had to fulfill the Christ like figure that through his blood would save all mankind, however he could have just slit Matthias's throat when he was escaping the apartment. Still a great movie and in a way very similar to another of Hestons roles. Soylent green is another great movie in which he plays as some sort of humanity's savior.
It's PEOPLE! SOYLENT GREEN IS MADE OF PEOPLE!
"Note his final position in the fountain as he bleeds out. And the fact that his blood is what would save and restore humanity. Well done."
The metaphor of Jesus or Moses or The Messiah is often used in films. Some would say overused. It is not disrespectful. It's just a use of symbolism or, in the case of Neville or Kal-El, an analogy. In Omega Man, it's a little too obvious. But he gives his blood to atone for the sin of using weapons of war.
I watched this film as a kid and in my blurred memory it was much better and much more eerie... (I dreamed about this a lot.)
Just like in the Garden of Eden, it’s the women’s fault. 😬
They need to make a decent remake, “I am legend” was a joke
His death is crucifixion symbolism. I want a movie "I am Legend" directed by Paul Verhoeven !!
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That would be the perfect director for such a movie.
Robert Neville's death and blood gave humanity a fighting chance to survive.
I saw OM when it first was on Tv. I was a child then. I thought it was a great film.
Loved this movie and in my opinion the ending was the saddest part of the movie and if I recall right this was a sort of based on Richard Matheson novel I Am Legend
Damn! Lisa (Rosalind Cash) was just trapped in the spell of that fiend Matthias (Anthony Zerbe). Dr. Neville (Charlton Heston) did what he could...
Will Smith was also amazing as Dr. Neville, and he, too, was very ill-fated. What a classic story. Unfortunately, Rosalind Cash and Charlton Heston are now gone.
sandinyourshoes but not forgotten. And never regretted making this picture
Paul Koslo has passed away as well. He will be missed. RIP.
My mom lways talked about how she hated this ending. I think it's great now that I am older.
Love this movie.
And no one asked where poor Richie is... For all they know he could have been up in Neville's house as they all happily drove off.
First movie I ever saw where the hero died at the end - always stuck with me. Very underrated film.
he didnt even have to pry the antedote from his cold dead hands!!
WOW..........I'm watching this right now! Don't tell anybody but I saw it in the theater when it was released. Good flick!!!
The bad dream is over friend Neville.now we can sleep in peace
Another good book and movie.
Completely awesome movie
I'm too drunk to taste this chicken!
Some of the opinions Mr. Heston expressed about Science Fiction
sure seemed to not cause a problem with his career or pay checks.
who is here because of the COVID 19 outbreak?
Me. I'm just looking at the future here.
Me. But i also watched this movie growing up in the 90's on Cinemax.....
Isaiah 45:7
I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things.
1 John 3:12
Not as Cain, who was of that wicked one, and slew his brother. And wherefore slew he him? Because his own works were evil, and his brother's righteous.
Hebrews 11:4
By faith Abel offered unto God a more excellent sacrifice than Cain, by which he obtained witness that he was righteous, God testifying of his gifts: and by it he being dead yet speaketh.
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We shot an alternative ending Neville kills Matthias with the machine gun he hangs upside down from the balcony but this was never used
Here's a Fan made Alternative Ending i did a few years ago 👍😎
czcams.com/video/5PjX2UqTVQg/video.html
Now, presumably, the young doctor will have to take the serum for himself first, in order to stay healthy and cure everybody else. In the meantime he can't turn his back on Lisa who's part of the family.
Notably, three of the kids are wearing sunglasses.
Heston in his jesus Christ pose!!!
Nice touch that at the moment he needed it most his gun jammed. The technological reliance Matthias belittled him for was his end. And Matthias escapes to continue his cult. Can't ask for a better ending.
The MP40 had a history of jamming, so it fits perfectly into the scene.
Couldn’t Heston have dodged the spear? He didn’t see it coming? He knew Mathias was up there. What a dunce.
@@jptaylor He's too distracted by Lisa he doesn't even see Mathias grab the spear since his eyes are at street level.
taken from the BBC One Northern Ireland News and Closedown in 1984 after the movie
Tbh this was more like the start of a good story where those kids go on to find more humans and cure those who are infected.
this isnt how the actual story ends, in the original story (by the name I Am Legend) the main character is made to realize that this new race of mutants is pretty much earths new race, he is the boogeyman, the monster, the thing that feeds of the fear of this new race that inherits the earth, i really doubt Mr Heston would go without being the hero, pffft
No, this is exactly how the actual story (as written by the script writer/s) ends.
2:51 WHOA, MAN YOU MUST BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL WITH THAT BOTTLE, it will help bring humanity back, it will save the world, you have the most important mission in the history of mankind, don't let Robert Neville down, guard it with your life, if it breaks then you can kiss humanity goodbye.
I want that Jacket Dutch is wearing. I'd wear it all over town if I had it.
Heston is Christ? Wow, he makes John Wayne look humble.
Romans 7:24
O wretched man that I am! who shall deliver me from the body of this death?
Lol watched this as a kid and had nightmares for years!
How many out there aspire to be the omega man or Vincent price in " the last man ono earth "? Same book different adaptations as " I am legend "
First of all, that's a shot that an olympian would be proud of. Second, are we expected to believe that those near zombies can run even a tribal culture? They'll be dead in a couple of years when they can no longer scavenge for food.
Um, it's a movie.
What are you on about they shun technology thats about it. They arent even zombies in this. Nothing implies they couldn't start an agricultural society.
One Man.....Ephesians 2:13 " But now in Christ Jesus you who once were far off have been brought near by the blood of Christ."
Revelation 1:5 "and from Jesus Christ, the faithful witness, the firstborn from the dead, and the ruler over the kings of the earth. To Him who loved us and washed us from our sins in His own blood,"
I love how the movie ends with Charlton Heston going on a kill crazy rampage cause he's been pushed too far.
As much as I Am Legend was great this is by far for me the best version Charlton Heston just a super actor 👏 although Will Smith was good ya just can't beat the old ones this is a great movie .
User of the wheel....
rona please do not commit blasphemy against the users of the wheel, the bankers, those that smell of oil and electrical circuitries..
It's a long drive to Spahn Ranch