Noah's Arc: Jumping the Broom

2008

Drama / Romance

2
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 45% · 11 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 74% · 500 ratings
IMDb Rating 6.7/10 10 1013 1K

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Director

Patrik-Ian Polk Photo
Patrik-Ian Polk

Top cast

Tonya Pinkins Photo
Tonya Pinkins as Mrs. Robinson
Gary LeRoi Gray Photo
Gary LeRoi Gray as Brandon
Suzanne Coy Photo
Suzanne Coy as Noah's Mom
Darryl Stephens Photo
Darryl Stephens as Noah
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933.77 MB
1280*720
English 2.0
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29.97 fps
1 hr 41 min
Seeds 3
1.69 GB
1920*1080
English 2.0
NR
us  
29.97 fps
1 hr 41 min
Seeds 3

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by mefanch 9 / 10

As sweet as saccharin without the after taste

I was fortunate enough to see this movie at the Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival; and it was well worth it. The movie takes place a few months after the end of season two, and neatly ties up all the loose plot strings from the TV show. Everything that made the TV show so much fun is in the movie; right down to Noah's lips & Wade's rock hard……. abs.The premise of the movie is that Wade has asked Noah to marry him in his family's house in Martha's Vineyard, and Noah has brought his ARC to keep himself afloat. (I know very punny) You have Chance & Eddie there trying to work through their issues of commitment, and boredom? Alex taking charge in a Patton-esquire manner to make sure the wedding is perfect, while still trying to keep in contact with Trey (& their new child) via laptop. Ricky and his boy toy for the weekend (one of Chance's students!) causing drama as well. Baby Gat even shows to make thing even more complicated and insane.For the most part, the movie hits far more than it misses. It's sweet and crazy like trying to eat cotton candy dipped in caramel while hanging upside down on a tight rope! If you are in the mood for a light playful romp, then you'll enjoy this movie.
Reviewed by StewartDave 4 / 10

bad acting, bad story, but fun nonetheless.

Noah and Wade invite their friends to Martha's Vineyard (Massachusetts) for their wedding. This feature-length version of the TV show gives the characters a chance to learn more about each other - and themselves - while living in close quarters. Relationships are tested and there are plenty of surprises. Alcohol is proved to be a reliable truth serum leading to temptation, confessions and some life-changing drunk dialing. The script is bad and the acting is worse (much like the TV show). But the movie has some touching moments and laugh-out-loud lines, especially from Alex, the most animated of the fiends. Die-hard fans of the TV show will love the movie. Others...not so much.
Reviewed by kevingunn 9 / 10

I want to see this movie again and again.

Classify this one somewhere between "Showgirls" and "Glitter." Bad writing, worse direction, and acting that defies description combine to make this the most pleasant hour and forty minutes I've spent in a movie theater - and I found myself wishing it would go on forever. This is the kind of movie where the wardrobe gets applause from the audience. Every possible plot point is thrown against the cinematic wall like spaghetti to see what will stick. The characterizations change from "street wise" to "metaphysical discussion of the meaning of life" sometimes within one single line of dialog. Everyone laughs and cries; no one convincingly. Everybody drinks; some throw up.
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