That was explained better in the book: she was an epileptic and the blinking display put her into a petit mal seizure in which she lost time. (Chrichton was an M.D. so certainly knew about this syndrome.) In the movie you'll notice she avoids looking at a blinking warning light and makes some remark about it reminding…

Most of these are pretty bad but I'd take Son of the Mask over Anchorman 2 ANY day.

People got to read those Apocryphal Texts. They are eye openers.

No, no, no and more no's.
There are no remains of giant humans in skeleton form. No where, is it documented except in books written by men to corroborate stories in the bible. Please give me reference.
You claim the plagues of Moses are documented by the Egyptians? Oh really, because the Egyptians didn't even…

I can understand the anachronisms, but when Noah started live blogging the flood on his iPhone, it just didn't seem real.

Well, the cast is certainly as white as fresh driven snow.

Not just the Midrash, but Gilgamesh. And there are flood stories everywhere - Deucalion, Plato - the Objibwe even have one!

I am an atheist and I only went to see this movie because of the director. I loved it.

See it—it's the weirdest, most interesting thing Hollywood's spent lots of money on in years. You may not like it, but you won't be bored.

See it. It's worth every penny and then some.

It's worth seeing on the big screen if only for the spectacle — it's shot for a larger-than-life presentation. And there isn't really any Bible-washing of the story, at least not from the Christian perspective we're usually stuck with in the West; Noah is fairly complex as a character, and could be described as…

I'm not a religious person at all but my girlfriend is evangelist and both of us found this movie very entertaining. It feels much more like a raw fantasy epic than a homogenized Sunday school lesson. That being said, it's still a really good examination of faith and does a lot to explain the motivations behind God…

I can't watch the video but, to be fair, the movie did change things from the Biblical story to fit its angle on the story. The biggest of those change is giving only the eldest of Noah's sons a wife (a barren one at that,) while in the Bible all three sons had at least one wife. And the villain played by Ray Winstone…

Is that the one with the goddamned rapping dog?

There's another one that's even worse. In that version NO ONE FUCKING DIES BECAUSE WHALES SAVE THEM!!!! And the Titanic was sunk by a giant octopus who was tricked into throwing an iceberg at the the Titanic by a group of shark gangsters. I am completely serious.

Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure

you should have just watched Star Wars instead...since the film (and book) is just a very badly written rip off...

It's especially funny to see Hollywood portrayals of think tanks. In films, they have these huge, high-tech situation rooms. When I worked at Brookings, I think the most high-tech thing I ever saw was the Coke machine.

Apparently they didn't even ask the company. The director (Wan) just had the movie doll made up based on another "possessed" doll the Warren's had in their "museum". I am guessing he figured that too many people would just laugh if it was a Raggedy Anne doll. BTW, the sequel/prequel will be based on the adventures of…