Son of God and Noah?

[R. Chapman]

Just got back from seeing "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty", didn't think too much about it and thought it was ok. What caught my attention was during the commercials before the movie. I guess it just surprised me that a film company would be making a movie about the story of Jesus or about Noah's Ark. I have nothing against it but I just had to wonder how many people would come and see it. Son of God looked rather interesting to me, but then again it looked like it had a lot of action and war. Who knows, one of those two could be movie of the year.

[assateague]

You realize The Bible on the History channel last summer was the highest rated miniseries ever?

[Goldfish]

You realize The Bible on the History channel last summer was the highest rated miniseries ever?

Seriously? I know nobody who watched it, talked about it, and I'm sure most didn't even know it was on.

The secret life of Walter Mitty wasn't bad, but it's not something to run out and see right now.

[R. Chapman]

You realize The Bible on the History channel last summer was the highest rated miniseries ever?

It lost my interest within 15 mins.

[FlintRiverFowler]

Yeah I didn't like it either.

[assateague]

History’s The Bible miniseries finale delivered the show’s largest audience since its record-setting premiere. The network reports that 11.7 million viewers watched the two-hour conclusion on Easter Sunday, despite The Bible airing against heavy cable competition during its second hour — AMC’s The Walking Dead had its season finale and HBO’s Game of Thrones had its season premiere, with both geek titans setting ratings records (our Walking Dead finale ratings discussion is here; the Game of Thrones ratings post is here).
In fact, during the 9 p.m. hour when The Bible and The Walking Dead ran head to head, the shows were basically tied with 12.3 million viewers (The Walking Dead rises to 12.4 million when you include its full 65-minute telecast). It’s a strong performance for the religious miniseries that few expected to be a ratings competitor.

Certainly not everybody's cup of tea, but it would be silly to dismiss it out of hand just because it doesn't appeal to you. Apparently, it does to lots of folks. Then again, so does Dancing With the Stars.

[Redbeard]

You realize The Bible on the History channel last summer was the highest rated miniseries ever?

It lost my interest within 15 mins.

did you and MT go to the picture show?

[R. Chapman]

Just have to wonder if either of these two upcoming movies will get the praise "The Bible" received. That's all I wonder about.

[3legged_lab]

That's all I wonder about.

Really? Nothing else?

[flight control]

You realize The Bible on the History channel last summer was the highest rated miniseries ever?

It lost my interest within 15 mins.

did you and MT go to the picture show?

[one2many]

You realize The Bible on the History channel last summer was the highest rated miniseries ever?

Seriously? I know nobody who watched it, talked about it, and I'm sure most didn't even know it was on.

The secret life of Walter Mitty wasn't bad, but it's not something to run out and see right now.

have it on my DVR watched it when i was super stoned so i bet im headed to hell
i liked it

[one2many]

Just have to wonder if either of these two upcoming movies will get the praise "The Bible" received. That's all I wonder about.

The Passion of the Christ was in 2004. i know it was before you hatched

[R. Chapman]

You mean 6 years after I hatched?