Terence Ho since 1981(The Last Ronin)

This is it. The finale. Shot this a few weeks ago, but due to school I had difficulty finding the time to upload this. To brief this summarily, the figure comprises of 6 robot figures and they form the mighty-"not Devastator"- Giant. Because this is a third party figure, the Decepticon logos are non-existent plus the names of the characters are different. Behold! Devastator! Earlier on, I reviewed the figures on their robot modes and alt modes. I was amazed by how they have multitude of gimmicks in weapon set-ups. I had the most trouble transforming Scrapper, who goes by the name Wheel Loader in this one. I had one of his legs popped off and had trouble putting it back on. Once I got it back on, I vowed to never transform him again. When I finally got to Giant mode, it was downhill from there. Was a fairly easy set up and you could pull more gimmicks with his crane and guns to form one cool looking assault weapon. Not that I condone violence. Bec...

So I decided to finally watch This is the end which features Seth Rogan, James Franco, Jay Baruchel, Jonah Hill, Craig Robinson and Danny McBride etc... I understand this is an Hollywood film,  but I am merely writing this section just to hopefully reach out to people who want a sense on what is really in the scriptures as opposed to the movie. I'm still learning to walk with the Lord so I shall do my best in interpreting end time scriptures. First off, what drove me to write this was towards the end of the film, 3 of the main characters are raptured after the rapture occurred. The 3 get raptured because they did "good deeds." But to generalize it, they sacrificed themselves for one another. Don't get me wrong, it is a very noble concept, but I have to be blunt and say that good deeds do not get you into Heaven. The film already had us fooled when Jay loosely reads the bible (revelations) at one point saying that "good people were brought up into heaven....