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Evan Almighty - Patreon Version (Patreon)

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2023-04-16 12:00:02
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2026-06
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No Sync Required Version: https://cinebingers.ca/zR4ieEGKP0 - For Patreon tier "Bingers on The Wall" or higher.

Movie runtime: 1:35:40

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Evan Almighty - Patreon Version

Comments

Deserana12

Wtf.... Whyyyyy? 😂 I rarely skip one of your watches but I'm not suffering through this again

Marko T.

I never watched this movie because it doesn't have Jim Carrey.

JayF

Android Night Punch should be rated higher. It has all the nights and the punching. 10/10.

Odd Thomas

Better than the first film imo, which was a pretty lazy Jim Carrey vehicle that he himself said wasn't interesting and started doing weirder films after like Eternal Sunshine, one of his best.

Odd Thomas

Jeepers Creepers please-us

Richard Davies

Never got the hate for this one as I thought it was a decent spin off.

Martin

Yikes. This one is…not good.

Adam Barry

Honestly I think it's perfectly realisitic that people would never believe someone who claimed to talk to God, no matter how many animals showed up or weird things happened.

Logan Kerlee

Really enjoyed the reaction! I also enjoyed the first one more but this wasn't terrible. I like Jim Carrey more than Steve Carell as well but I totally understand that Jim Carrey can't come back again. This was a quality movie despite it not having Jim Carrey, I feel. :)

Jim Frykman

Man, such a fun cast and the screenplay had no idea what it was trying to do. Great analysis and fun watching along!

Odd Thomas

An underrated Steve Carell movie: Seeking a Friend For the End of the World.

JayF

Given Simone's recent admission that "dad stuff" gets to her during the Armageddon reaction, here is a list of movies with "dad stuff" in them. Possibly they'd make for a good poll? *shrug* Field of Dreams (1989) Absolute Power (1997) Radio (2003) Frequency (2000) Nothing in Common (1986) Mrs Doubtfire (1993) Leave No Trace (2018) October Sky (1999)

BND

that conversation about Evan reminded me of something my mom told me a long time ago: Never trust people that don't like animals or children.

redddfer44

Funny: when I logged in to rate Android Night Punch on IMDB, it had a 6.0 rating with 28 votes... It's as if I'm not the only one who got ideas from the intro...

Odd Thomas

Russell Crowe actually made a Noah movie. I just remember it being very weird, which makes sense as Darren Oronosfky directed it. (not a diss; I love Black Swan and The Fountain)

Odd Thomas
>>106479601

I would add to this: Man on Fire (surrogate Dad) War of the Worlds (2005) First Man Molly's Game Road to Perdition Click The Quiet Girl

Moni Castaneda

The two Austin Powers reactions also did really good on Youtube so maybe the third one would too... just saying...

Josh B.

Judging by their non reaction to Hank from Breaking Bad I am guessing they either didn't recognize him or they haven't seen the series which would make for a great reaction series.

Jared Winn

Joseph and his coat of many colors is the story you were thinking of Simone, and Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat is a musical loosely based on that story.

Brian Harris

You can’t. Be fired. From CONGRESS. You can be voted out, but that isn’t what they meant. The “Oh no, God’s gonna get me fired” stuff … I guess it’s a small thing, but it drove me crazy. Basic civics, folks. John Goodman is not his boss and cannot fire him. It’s not even lazy, it’s like you have to get it wrong on purpose to get it this wrong.

redddfer44

You mentioned Jacob's Ladder, George. It's also a film: a pretty damn unique horror movie from 1990 with Tim Robbins in it. I've no idea how popular it is these days, though. But I sure would love to see you guys react to it.

Jay
>>106525953

Jacob's Ladder is brilliant but i can't see it happening here. They wouldn't pick it as a random watch and if it ever makes a poll, it won't score well.

redddfer44
>>106525953

Just throwing it out for their promise of watching all the suggestions eventually ;)

samuel Jakob

I agree Bruce Allmighty is better, and the dance feels really off, but other than that, I dont care about the plot wholes because its still just a comedy even tho yes some things still feel weird and I still like it, its a really fun ride.

Gary Fixler

Gumby and his horse pal, Pokey, were nationally known/loved claymation characters from the 50s, who were still common knowledge in the 80s (poseable toys, tshirts, lunchboxes, etc), and now, like everything, are all but lost to the sands of time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0H_plncPDs

Travis

Even worse than I remember

REDR58
>>106474455

I was coming into this with a lot of trepidation but it was a better than I was expecting. Police Academy, however, ugh man I've still yet to finish watching that. Even with the reaction, that is such a slog.

Matthew Langley

The irony of course is this story is about selfish mankind almost killing lots of innocent people and God and Evan (Noah) stepping in to saving them... while the original story is about a spiteful genocidal God killing all those people lol. The original story certainly wasn't about an act of random kindness but a dictator God spiting those that don't obey him and willing to commit near genocide. This was definitely worse than I remember.

Gary Fixler

I almost didn't get that "Man plans, God laughs" adage reference right after God sends the animals away. Evan says he has plans, and God says "Plans!?" and laughs really hard.

Gary Fixler

The shaving scene surprised me, because I did literally the exact same thing in college, c. 1996. I had just gotten a DV camera, and for the first time could hook it up over firewire and dump video to my computer. I have a thick beard that grows in fast, and it's always been a signature/joke with friends thing, so I decided to make exactly what's in this movie. I had to plan it out, so I could shave the right parts at the right times, but I did the shave a strip, cut to washing the razor, cut back, hair is back in the shaving cream free stroke thing. I did that a few times, first shocked, then more and more annoyed, then did a quick montage of staring at myself the whole time, not blinking, until it was done, then picked up the towel, wiped my face, and dropped the towel to reveal the whole beard again. I wish I could find that old DV tape to compare it. It was a big hit in my video editing class. Mine was set to the tune "They Call Me the Fat Man" by Fats Domino.