Nostradamus | Rob Estes, Joely Fisher | Good Movie About Nostradamus. Fiction/NON DOCOUMENTARY     DVDs:     Nostradamus   Nostradamus Rob Estes, Joely Fisher Geneon [Pioneer], 2001 average customer review:based on 7 reviews view larger image  for more information click here The battle for the future has begun. Only the past can save it. While pursuing their suspect, Michael is mysteriously transported back to 16th century France. There he confronts Garamond (Finton McKeown - Walking Ned Divine), leader of the Sixth Order. Michael discovers the nexus between past and present has been erased through the use of a secret time machine created by Leonardo da Vinci. An enemy of the Sixth Order, La Font (Michael Gwynne) helps Michael escape and reveals that he, Michael, is actually the legendary Nostradamus. La Font explains the Sixth Order's plan to eliminate certain souls and bring about Armageddon - the final confrontation between good and evil. Michael returns to the present day, only to discover that no one knows him, except the psychic Lucy. Now a battle for the future has begun and only he stop it.  for more information click here Best movie ever made!! Nostradamus is a thrilling tale, that has an ideal plot and a very interesting plot. It is really good and deserves a lot of credit. Good Movie About Nostradamus. Fiction/NON DOCOUMENTARY It's FICTION.....But A Really Good Action/Adventure Story..Definately Not Boring at all...I Really enjoyed watching it. MURKY CRYSTAL BALL Not knowing much about the history of this movie, it seems like it might have been a pilot for a tv series? At any rate, NOSTRADAMUS benefits from sharp performances from Rob Estes and Joely Fisher, and some good pacing. Estes plays a detective who apparently is the real 16th century prognosticator, Nostradamus. Although it's never really explained in full, it makes for some interesting plot twists. The special fx aren't all that special, but the movie keeps your interest by throwing many different plausibilities at you. The ending is definitely open for a sequel or a series, hard to tell which!!  for more information click here reviews: page 1, 2 products you might be interested in   search for DVDs nostradamus      geepe.com    web randomly chosen book: DiMaggio: Setting the Record Straight