The making of ... and God spoke is a very funny film. Without giving away the funnier moments, there are some that I feel really reflect the attitude of the movie.
At the start of the movie we hear from the makers of "...and God spoke" who tell us a short story about how they wanted to make a biblical movie, and if you're going to make a movie based on a book, that's the one to do it on! A 4 billion person target audience, and at $7 dollars a ticket you can't go wrong!
A caterer for the show likes to give the food some meaning, and for "... and God spoke" he has a potato shaped as a duck etc. and he leans against a large keg with "WINE" printed on the side and casually remarks "It's really just water"
The making of ... and God spoke is the kind of movie that doesn't seem funny at first, but after about ... twenty six viewings it really hits you that this is a great movie.
It does not however reach the heights that "This is Spinal Tap" did when it was released, but if you like that style of movie then you should probably check out this movie.
At the start of the movie we hear from the makers of "...and God spoke" who tell us a short story about how they wanted to make a biblical movie, and if you're going to make a movie based on a book, that's the one to do it on! A 4 billion person target audience, and at $7 dollars a ticket you can't go wrong!
A caterer for the show likes to give the food some meaning, and for "... and God spoke" he has a potato shaped as a duck etc. and he leans against a large keg with "WINE" printed on the side and casually remarks "It's really just water"
The making of ... and God spoke is the kind of movie that doesn't seem funny at first, but after about ... twenty six viewings it really hits you that this is a great movie.
It does not however reach the heights that "This is Spinal Tap" did when it was released, but if you like that style of movie then you should probably check out this movie.