Hahahahahah. Thumbs up!!

Hadn't thought of it that way until you said that, but... yes. Totally, yes.

"Any escape might help to smooth The unattractive truth But the suburbs have no charms to soothe The restless dreams of youth" - Rush

me too, I was shocked when I first found out it was so widely detested

It’s actually based on a comic book that combined apocryphal elements with the biblical Noah story along with a bunch of stuff the author just made up cause he thought it was cool.

The Old Testament has some really wild stuff.

🤣😂

Still sounds ridiculous xd

@@dkeuro9543 This is all part of what makes it one of Aronofksy's unsung masterpieces. Right along with MOTHER!, which is another great film for those in the right mood and mind set.

Maybe the idea is that the plot is more ridiculous than even the title might suggest.

i winder how many good plots dont get made for the sake of the above rubbish

True. The MCU movies all have ridiculous plots that don't matter to the fans.

@@Kwippy Some of them didn't, like Black Panther or Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.

Utter trash... that I loved.

I was giggling all the way through it

I think the fake comic book covers at the beginning give you a hint - "This is playing by comic book rules. Just sit back and enjoy"

It's like a they made a Resident Evil film, without a script, between her Resident Evil films.

I couldn’t follow the plot and didn’t get the character motivations.

Is it any more ridiculous than the first and the first one was very good?

Yeah, I actually enjoyed it all because of CB.

The funniest horror sequel ever!

He effectively made it a dark comedy for me.

Whatever it was supposed to be it was still awful

The final twist was fine and it worked, What didn't work was the back and forth on whether or not the monsters were real, which got changed up too many times. Once it was revealed that the elders made up the monsters as a form of psychological torture and manipulation, that should have stuck. The scene were the audience is led to believe that there is a real monster... then nope, it's one of the villager youngsters pretending to be a monster, what broke the movie. At least for me.

Naw, it should've stopped at the first movie. If they'd left it at that, it'd be an all time classic and a perfect example of a looped time travel story. Doing the sequel and it being so successful all but guaranteed that there'd be more to come with diminishing returns.

@@gregbasore2108 But T2 is one of the greatest if not the actual greatest action movie of all time. Even if it gave us 3 or 4 or how many ever terrible sequels, I'm glad it exists purely for it's awesomeness.

@@BrokenGodEnt Don't get me wrong, it's a great movie. My point was, if there's a place to cut off the Terminator series, it'd be after part one. None of the sequels have ever topped the perfect ending for that first movie. I think part of what keeps the sequels going is the slim hope fans have of someday seeing a story matching the quality of the first two.

@@gregbasore2108 the first film was garbage. The second film is a masterpiece. I’m guessing he understood whatever source material he ripped off for the second one.

Don't say that too loud. He'll wanna fight you.

Uwe Boll is the best director since Ed Wood, hands down.

AND the kid who played Gage. That 3 year old killed it with his death scene “No fair… No fair.”

A murderous toddler seems a bit ridiculous, but "I brought you something, Mommy" creeped the hell out of me.

Massive Head Wound man was pretty good too.

It’s a hidden gem.

If you ignore that Moses supposed to be over 80 year old when he returns to Egypt...

we're they faithful about the part where moses murders an innocent Egyptian in the beginning or the part where moses father in law has two different names or the part the many other countless contradictions

@@kinanshmahell8065 such as? Give us the other contradictions plz

It is so weird!

it's a very strange film. I can't say I hated it but I can't say I liked it. it was just a weird thing I saw once lol

@@hasbrosbeforehoes You know, that may be some of the best movie experiences out there. I have a couple of those. Like Horns, or Rubber. Even though, I have seen Rubber more than 10 times because me and my one friend would have others over and go, "Dude. You gotta see this shit."

@@ihave3dogs2 rubber is an amazing fever dream of a film. don't think I've seen horns but ill check it out..

Yet it's a story some folks teach their children

Can’t wait for the Bible cinematic universe lol

@@danpitts216 Yeah, and the saddest thing is, it seemed believable when i was a child. Talk about child abuse.

@@f-ingstupid4408 😁

Oh please. This film is GARBAGE!!!

Thank you! I love that movie!

Plus they clearly didn't see the movie as M. Night doesn't meet her and doesn't have a conversation with her.

I liked it. The problem with Shamaylan (sp?) is that it's hard to continuously come up with movie twists that people aren't going to figure out before the reveal. He got lucky with The Sixth Sense. I was ticked off and impressed at the same time because I didn't see that one coming. But he was never able to recreate that with other movies. It didn't make them bad movies. The thing I liked about The Village wasn't the twist, which was easy to see coming, but that this was a society that wasn't just going back to a simpler time with the same gender roles that we had in those eras but that they trusted and allowed a young, blind, woman to have the ability to succeed in a quest and she did. I loved the movie.

@@KatrinaD1313 agreed. I thought that was definitely different and gave a full circle as to why they were able to continue their way of life.

Are you serious. You are not being nit picky. They got alot of this information completely wrong. They did not watch any of these films.

Yep I actually wasted money on going to the cinema to watch Highlander 2...possibly the worst sequal ever made. What a load of Arse Gravy. If H1 had bombed you could maybe understand them trying to retool the sequal but it didn't and H2 was utter shite 🙄

I think at least half the blame for the changes have to go to the studio, because this definitely felt like interference, especially in the marketing phase, where commercials were presenting as something for the sunday church going crowd, which it was not.

Dark 😂

a giant cgi battle at the end of the 2nd act

The big CGI battle is in the middle of the story and the 3rd act is pretty intense, especially when Noah tells the story of Genesis. Seriously, give it a look.

And, they somehow decided to turn Noah into a murderous douchebag.

Okay

Yeah but "ambitious twist" is another way of saying that plot didnt really make sense.

The Pope supposedly said of The Passion of the Christ, "It is as it was"

He gave chase because their was suppose to be two of every creature

@@jabberwock6 he wasn't going to kill it if it was a boy

@@jabberwock6 and again HE WENT AROUND WANTING TO KILL A BABY.

@@williamrose9184 laughing at jabberwock6 reasoning baby slaughter. Clearly not a pro-lifer.

I think she even says in the movie "Hospitals are for rich people"

The story is real, whether or not it’s factual is a matter of personal belief

@@danielhoffman4741 facts aren't determined by beliefs. The story isn't true. That's not in doubt.

Well, some Guy most likely got some of his livestock onto a raft and rode out a flood in what is now Iraq. But it was pretty funny.

Bro thank you 😂😂😂

@@adolfdassler9457 Oooooooooooooops that's a claim you can't back up.

Someone didn't do their research. I wonder if there's ever gonna be a retraction video. Lol

Right-oh. Genisys made more sense.

I thought the nephilim were the union of an angel father and human mother… or was that from a movie too…? :D

The bible as a whole has a stupid amount of plot holes, its as if someone just made it up.

@@NothingIsKnown00 could be, my knowledge of the subject comes from Google!

@@NothingIsKnown00 Supernatural.

@NothingIsKnown The Book of Enoch, which is not considered canonical in the Western church but I believe is acknowledged though still not canon in most of the Eastern church (outside of I think Ethiopia), describes the Nephilim and the Watchers. Not sure but believe the Watchers are part of the Fallen. And the Nephilim are their children with human beings. There are some very good videos on KZfaq that are fairly comprehensive about this and other scrolls that have varying acceptance among the myriad of modern Christian sects.