Michael Riley,
Stephen Rappaport,
Soupy Sales,
Lou Ferrigno,
Eve Plumb
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And God Spoke is an occasionally gut-funny spoof of low-budget moviemaking. Producer Steve Rappaport and director Michael Riley have been given carte blanche to make a multimillion-dollar epic based o... read more
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Flixster Reviews (51)
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October 27, 2011Wonderfully funny Canadian mockumentary chronicles the efforts of two film partners who envision creating the next epic on the scale of The Ten Commandments and instead wind up with a disaster of Biblical proportions! Perfectly inappropriate stunt casting adds to the fun,... read more
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February 27, 2008Hilarious. One of the first mockumentaries I saw years after Spinal Tap, so it was bound to stand in it's shadow. Years after, now that there are mockumentaries coming out all the time I'm certain this could be looked upon more favourably. Still, a very funny look into a big b... read more
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April 5, 2007This movie is absolutely hilarious. This does for biblical epics what Spinal Tap did to Rock and Roll. The sheer lunacy and absolute believability of the hapless filmmakers make this one of my favorite comedies of all time.
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September 22, 2006Featuring a premise that probably sounded a lot better on the page than in the finished movie, "And God Spoke" is a mockumentary about two theologically-challenged filmmakers with a dream to adapt the entire Bible into a feature film. ("Our first script was, like, 2000 pages. We ... read more
Critic Reviews
August 19, 2011
Emanuel Levy, EmanuelLevy.Com
November 15, 2004
Karina Montgomery, Cinerina
check this one out!
May 19, 2004
Luke Y. Thompson, New Times
Amusing mock-doc that sends up the self-delusions low-budget directors often force themsleves to labor under.
March 1, 2004
Ken Hanke, Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)
Mel Gibson should have studied this.
November 25, 2003
Kurt Dahlke, Apollo Guide
Clever humour, a lack of pretension, and crafty weaving of actual reality throughout the plot delivers a bounty of laughs minus the pandering of mainstream Hollywood satire. Full Review
July 26, 2002
Scott Weinberg, eFilmCritic.com
A pretty damn hilarious mockumentary about the pitfalls of filmmaking.
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