WORTH WATCHING

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Stewart is always a winner.

DAVIDPD on Apr 9, 2014

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No. The biggest complaint by conservatives what that the movie was not about human sin, it was about animal worship and radical environmentalism...which is not in Genesis. Funny how Stewart skips right over that. Stewart completely skips over conservatives biggest complaint about the movie and instead goes for the lowest hanging fruit (pun intended), i.e. some goofball saying it's not a documentary. Once again, Stewart and his clucking hens don't get it.

Glorious_Cause on Apr 9, 2014

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To each his own.

DAVIDPD on Apr 9, 2014

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Buncombe.

Quanah on Apr 9, 2014

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That's because it wasn't a religious movie and it didn't claim to be. It told an old story from an old book and presented it in a different, artistic way. That's it.

Jordan Russell on Apr 9, 2014

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The Left will always target and try to dismiss those who don't agree with them.

Filadog on Apr 10, 2014

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Its a movie, the director can do whatever you wants to do and as Jodorowsky would say, there needs to be freedom to create art. A movie is art and hence all the bullshit complains from people like yourself is utter nonsense and a waste of time. Stewart aint 'left' he calls it what most of FOX news and their true hens are spewing, which is bullshit.

Buzzfunk on Apr 10, 2014

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Thank GOD (haha see what i did there) for people like Jon Stewart. Fox and the rest of those idiots (incl. Top tier Drama queen moron Glenn Beck) need to be shipped off via a new Arc, I think. Its like "oh yeah, why TF does our fake story need to be close to your...fake story"?

Buzzfunk on Apr 9, 2014

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Oh, you "tolerant" leftists. Someone thinks differently than you so let's put em on an ark (spelling, bro).

Glorious_Cause on Apr 9, 2014

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You're religious and you're calling someone else out on their intelligence? Now that's funny.

davidshaw on Apr 9, 2014

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And there they are! Did i at any point imply that i dont respect anyone else's opinion? Wow u caugt mt speling error. dude, your brilliant and it sure musta felt GREAT to point that out? Thinks differently as FOX news and you "intolerant" relegious nut cases think that their Noah story is a 'fact'? Or as Glenn Beck calling for to boycott a movie? A movie that NEVER said "THIS IS A FACT OF HOW IT WENT DOWN". Its simply, a movie. *gasp*. There is worse trouble on the planet but no, Fox news and its agents must make a huge deal out of nothing.

Buzzfunk on Apr 9, 2014

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And yet, somehow your tolerance shines through in your posts. I wish to stand in your presence, basking in your glorious white-light perfection and listen to the song of your infinite wisdom. I sense what you've written here is only a fraction of your infallible sophistication. I'm sure you spend the better part of your days bathing yourself in highbrow literature seeking an all encompassing philosophical approach to human interaction. Which, it should be duly noted, is synonymous with individuals who have a hircismus disorder followed by a microphallus.

Quanah on Apr 9, 2014

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NO let's 'NOT' put them on the ark....

ff on Apr 11, 2014

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Here's an idea Stewart touches on: read the Bible--like, crack the lid off that thing, then go see the movie. These critics are not subject matter experts on Biblical history or theology. They simply believe without ever having an opinion on those beliefs based on what is actually written in the Book. This is why people like Glenn Beck hate Biblical scholars and Apologists: they have actual knowledge and are openly critical of people who don't.

Quanah on Apr 9, 2014

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Wow...It's amazing how dumb the religious right sounds....

TheOct8pus on Apr 10, 2014

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Almost as dumb as superhero fanboys......

gbpackertime on Apr 10, 2014

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They're exactly like superhero fanboys, except they swear and run their lives on their favorite comic (the Bible) as if it's a history book or a manual on how to live your life....to each their own, I guess.

TheOct8pus on Apr 10, 2014

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... atheists and religious nuts are funny people. Loved the movie, love God and I ain't hating on anything, but you people make me laugh x)

Yahzee on Apr 10, 2014

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I wonder if we would be having this same discussion had this been a film about Islam?

Filadog on Apr 10, 2014

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Well, the story of Noah appears in the Quran, which is the Islamic Holy book. In the Quran, Noah is a great prophet revered to this day who did some of the earliest work for God. His duty was to convert sinners, and when he could not, the Ark was built a the great Deluge (or flood) took place. Noah is also in the Torah and the Old Testament. Same book really, with some differences that would take far too much explanation to post here. I'd encourage you to read about it. No joke. Not being a smart ass.

Quanah on Apr 10, 2014

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For the love of Jehosaphat, can we all just get along?

Chuckee Knowlton on Apr 11, 2014