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I'm pretty sure he is actually referring to the incident where Moses struck a rock with his rod rather than asking for water to come forth from it, as he had been carefully instructed. That wasn't about idol worship so much as just irritation.

 

That's it. The result: Moses gets to see the Promised Land, but not actually go there.

 

tHe pHanToM mEnaCe hAs nO mAiN cHaRacTeR

 

John Carter is a fun film.

 

I respect the originality, uniqueness, and creativity of Zardoz.

 

you forgot to mention Sean Connery's underpants.

 

In America, we'd call those diapers. Is that what the British call nappies?

 

Yeah they’re more like diapers than underpants.

 

It should be noted that writer/director John Boorman has admitted that he was so drugged up during the making of the movie that not even he understands what he was trying for.

 

I suspect Boorman was far from the only one on that set who was on drugs.

 

I didn't hate The Last Airbender.

 

link?

 

"Um, it was the 70’s, and I was doing a lot of drugs. Frankly, even I’m not entirely sure what parts of the movie are about."

https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Zardoz

 

could you point me more specifically, (I have done a lot of drugs)

 

On that subject, I didn't think Big Hero 6 was a great movie.

 

That's an opinion that's not remotely unpopular.

 

I believe it's a quote from the DVD commentary.

 

Of all the movies that define time and place...

If you asked me to pick one movie that defines the 1980s...

That movie would be...

Spoiler

 

Rodney Dangerfield is one of the greatest of all times!

 

My counterpoint, more unpopular these days than your take, I hate The Emperor's New Groove...

 

Man of Steel has the best depiction of Superman...film, comic, tv...ever.

 

It certainly managed to make Superman believably vulnerable without resorting to kryptonite, which I found interesting.

 

Woody & company should have perished in Toy Story 3.

 

I've always loved it, and I never had a problem understanding it (don't know what that says about me!) . I know he developed it after spending a lot of time working on Lord of the Rings, as I understand it the Eternals were like the Elves. But this society has become sick and it creates Zed to destroy it. The Matrix owes a lot to Zardoz.