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Armageddon

1982, English. Directed by Bob Leamen.

Armageddon explores centuries of predictions that seem to converge on a single message—the end of human history may be near. From Saint Malachy’s 12th-century vision foretelling every Pope, to Nostradamus’s chilling prophecies of war and the rise of three Antichrists, to Edgar Cayce’s uncanny insights into modern events, the film weaves together history’s most haunting forecasts. Alongside the miracles of Fatima and Garabandal and the biblical prophecies of both Old and New Testaments, these revelations form a powerful warning about the times we may now be entering.

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Released
15 August 1982
Country
Australia
Written by
Bob Leamen

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Armageddon (1982) was directed by Bob Leamen and stars Michael Pate.

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