Yeah, great delivery method … now if someone would record themselves reading the Manifesto … maybe the Jehovah Witnesses have something on the rest of us … with MP3s of the Watchtower.
I still see my 7-year-old liking the movie. But I can also see him needing TiVo’s 30-sec skip button … in the theater to bypass the boring parts … as he’s accustomed to doing at home. He can watch a 2 hour movie in 34 minutes.

Smart is the man who bought the rights for a dollar!

Maybe you should wait till it comes to video. And I would appreciate it if some would record Bavinck and Turrentin so I could prepare for my final as I cleaned my kitchen.

Our local guy kinda panned this, so I’ll probably skip it.

I saw it tonight and was pretty impressed with the CGI. It was definitely an action/comic book movie. It was pretty jumpy and the plot line would be difficult for a kid (10 and under) to follow, but I don’t think they have to understand it to enjoy the movie (colors, speed, special effects, etc). I think it is worth seeing at the theater for the large special effects (almost 3-D ish in parts) and the sound of speeding race cars (like the race scenes from Star Wars).
Warning for children: The young kid in the movie gives an adult the middle finger at one point and there is some mild cursing. There is a monkey side-kick that throws his poop at an “evil” adult also (which might be justifiable ?
There were also some lines in the previews that I noted might be objectionable for smaller kids (one kid next to me [probably 5 y.o] was laughing at a verbal reference/joke about sex since the adults laughed and I heard his mother say, “Why are you laughing, you don’t even know what that means?”)
As an adult, however, a very enjoyable movie.
And a serious warning for epileptics that are sensitive to light and visual/flashing patterns – avoid this movie. Even for myself, I had to turn away from the screen at one point.