Used God's name in vain - unnecessary.  A few other bad words that just didn't need to be in the movie.
930761
Great movie, we love anything with "The Rock."  I thought the use of bad words was completely unnecessary which is why I didn't give it 5 stars.  Otherwise a very entertaining flick.
2987345
As far as action goes...it was tops-great.........cussing was a problem.........so unnecessary............one miracle scene after another.........no way this could have happened in real life.......but that's what movies are for
2808576
Didn't care for the movie. Taking a Greek "hero" and making him out to be a fraud isn't my idea of entertainment.
1916433
Terrible & vulgar movie. The "F" word was used so many times....I lost count! It also mocked the Catholic Church & faith. I had to turn it off. It was free...not worth paying for it. I'm surprised an accomplished actor like William Devoe would be in this movie!
3651516
Not a Movie for someone who is offended by the "F" word. It is used profusely. The disappointing thing is the movie would have been just as good if they just eliminated the profanity. It seems it was added just to get an "R" rating. I wouldn't recommend the movie to anyone.
1943402
Way too much use of the f word. Movie would have been much better without it!!
163580
Overuse of the F*** word took away from the story.  I understand it was supposed to be a signature of sorts for the character - it just didn't work for me.  Also, a little hard to believe someone with this kind of temper managed to retain his job on a police force in a smallish town.  Didn't finish the story
4859485
I am a devout highly conservative Christian. I believe the Bible is God's Word, and I live by it. I'm annoyed by liberals, atheists, etc..

HOWEVER....i also enjoy films (all sorts) and this movie was just so over the top that I think it actually hurts people that try to spread the Christian faith. The overall message I agreed with - that being that there really is a problem with atheists not just being happy to be non-believers, but forcing others to believe the same thing. As the film points out - God gives man free will to think as he chooses. So the overall message, I agreed with. I thought interplay between the debate of whether God exists or not was well done too.

But it was the characters making the point - that I had a huge problem with. They were written so LOUD and OVER THE TOP - it was ridiculous. It was almost cartoonish and so dumbed down that you'd think it was a movie targeted at 5 year olds.

Dean Cain's character just dumps his hot girlfriend after she tells him she has cancer? Seriously? I know lot of jerky guys, but I cant think of anyone that would do that. That was pointless. You don't need to throw in stuff like that to have the audience get a feel for the character. We already got it. He's a scumbag.

The Muslim dad beating the crap out of his daughter. Ok fine no doubt this happens but I don't see the point. If you are going to show him kicking her out of the house for being a Christian, why not just go full ISIS mode and have him chop her head off too.

Liberal blogger that tries to ambush conservatives like the Robertsons? Ok that is probably on point but the actress was way too hot playing her. Most of these people that do this are ugly girls or skinny jeans wearing feminine men (think the Obama guy trying to sell health insurance).

The Professor was a good actor but again the volume was turned way up on him too. He needed to be played in a more subtle intellectual way. And his conversion should have been gradual - not just all the sudden.

The blonde girlfriend of the main character - super hot. But she was also super dumb. Are we really to believe that this girl would dump her boyfriend (who she'd been dating for 6 years) because she was afraid he might get a C in the philosophy class for taking the challenge? Really? She was worried he might not get into law school because he got a C in a freshmen class? And she dumped him over it? Ridiculous.

The main character- i thought he was the most well developed in the entire movie because he wasn't portrayed so over the top. But everyone else around him was - they were practically caricatures - and that was the entire issue.

Pretty well made movie. Good enough acting, not great. Premise of the film was good. But the characters were awful. Its not the worst movie ever made, but it reminded me of a dumbed down Michael Moore type film that hates on everything conservative. Only this was hating on atheism and liberals.

As a conservative, we can make much better and smarter films AND have them have a Christian theme than this movie.
4737977
I've never understood why using Gods name in vain was important to use to spice up a book or a movie which by the way I was looking forward to seeing but, will not.
2209721
The movie used too much foul language. It would have been nice if it wasn't for that. Not suitable for conservatives.
1199369
They tried to be too offensive Enough so that it would ruin the focus of the movie. It was funny though in a few parts. Definitely laughed pretty hard once or twice but overall I wouldn't recommend.
914969
It was entertaining but certainly did not follow its namesake which to me was reason enough to ponder why make the movie if you are not going to follow the book...especially since it was an account of actual events.  Creative license was not reason enough in my mind to portray Moshe as some unwilling and reluctant dude who bickers with God.  Moreover I couldn't care less that they showed God as taking the form of a child...I take offense to putting words and emotions into Gods mouth that he never had nor showed...that part ticked me off.  If you don't like the story as it was written then why try your hand at a movie that has already been done before and then change much of the meaning by adding too much?
1067589
I didn't enjoy the constant use of the F word.  It was if that word were removed from the script, what would there be to say?  Ive always seen this as a limited vocabulary, and I think Six Feet Under could be written without so much cursing.
2541839
I am going to simply state this. This book should have been called "I ate a lot of pizza. Did nothing for the year. And I just bored the crap out of you".

I saw the movie too. I thought maybe I was missing something. I was hoping to see "Eat. Pray. I'm not as self-entitled as I appeared to be in the book", but that didnt' happen either.
2316694
I realize that ppl say the F-word in everyday life, all the time.  If I go to the local get-together-shopping-mart and
/or any other microcosm of the Western universe, I will hear ppl using this kind of language in all manner of ways.
  I just don't want to spend my precious time reading a novel riddled with this language.  It's unnecessary.  The language in this book was so off-putting that I finally skipped to the end to read what happened. (I'm curious, though, on some level, about how many times the f-word and "bitch" were used. Seriously.  Aren't there other curse words?!)
  I get it.  It sells books and makes for a great R-Rating when going to film.  It's just--not smart.  Come on, Brits.  I know you can do better than this.
1959022
Every other word was an F expletive.
Plus lot of senseless killing and Ronchi scene at the end. Sorry, but if those things were eliminated I wouldve given it five stars.
4765269
We didn't care for the bad language in the movie.  This just wasn't a movie that we really cared for.