As I write this review, every other review posted immediately mentions and compares this film to its predecessor, which was nrilliant. I'm as impressed with David Lee Smith in this film as I was in the first, he appears not to have aged. The acting by the students is great. They are very knowledgeable and arent afraid to jump right in and pursue professor Oldman, each for their own reason, refusing to take no for an answer. The script is clear and sharp and delivered well by the characters, each of which I identified with. Again, spot on acting. I especially enjoyed Sterling Knights portrayed of and performance as a religious zealot who absolutely refuses to give up his faith. The Church has terrorized and controlled it's victims for so long and many, many have died under it's oppression. Thankfully though, not John Oldman. The film was 98 minutes and delivered it's message perfectly with a solid ending. Just watch the film as it's own film. Nothing can equal the original. Highly recommended.
Review of The Man from Earth: Holocene
