Noah's Arc: Jumping the Broom (2008)

I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

It was a really good movie. Good story and lots of drama that Noah's Arc usually bring to the screen. It shows that many people in life have many relationship problems that are not visible to the eye. They went on the right direction on how to fix them and deal with issues that many couples face in every day life. From cheating spouses, to having illicit relations with different men, and being overbearing and controlling in a relationship. I would personally recommend this movie to anyone who wants to see it or buy it on DVD. It was action packed, and dramatic which is the usual for the series. Excellent on all grounds!! Good story, great location, and I also liked the introduction of a new character as well to add to the crew as well.

This was a Wonderfully done continuation of a ground breaking series. The movie was all any Noah's fan was waiting for. If you weren't a fan seeing this movie will make you an instant fan... The acting was brilliant and showed much growth. I hope this is not the end for theses guys as Noah's Arc. There were unexpected twist and turns. The actors are a great team together and the story was well written by Mr. Polk. This should not be the end of the series. There is so much more we could find out about Noah, Wade, Alex, Trey, Chance, Eddie and of course Ricky. Noah's Arc Jumping the Broom is a must see. The strong showing over the weekend should make the Powers that Be see it can be released nation wide and not just 5 theaters. The movie grabs you from the opening scene to the final moment. I highly recommend this movie to any and everyone to go and see it and make up your own mind.

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.

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.