April 6, 2025

30 thoughts on “Ba’al The Storm God Full Movie | Disaster Movies | The Midnight Screening

  1. Sad😮😢😢😢this guy who plays the weather guy behind the monitors neva suit this part I'm sure even a younger new actor wud have more character reactions..from word go he didnt even panic for not sharing initial ballistic weather report to superior and from then he sits at an angle on his chair and acts kewl like hes watching a movie or playing a game..😮😢sad its actually cos of such poor screen managers or producers are chances 😮😢😢😢😢😅😅😅😂😂😂😂🎉🎉😂😂

  2. If you want to see the connections the people who worshiped these gods made between them back then, try: “The REAL God Of The BIBLE | The Most Accurate BibleDocumentary You'll EVER See.”
    It’s long and may be offensive to some. I have forgotten most of it, but I remember it exists. I’m not saying it’s good or bad, I’m just saying it’s on YouTube for free.

  3. 'Haoles', always mocking indigenous peoples; always digging for what is 'sacred' to Us; never understanding or concerned of the power and consequences of your Greed. Just for Profit, notoriety; displaying our honored in your museums, castles, your homes… Mahalo Ke Akua..

  4. Lotsa fun. Always enjoy these 'disaster' flicks with the poor actors doing their best to survive an awful script. Which in this case was almost irrelevant because the dialogue was so muddy… on purpose? Women's hair and make-up always perfect, of course, and wardrobe dept. hasn't a clue about 'military' garb. CGI not terrible, but we could have used a few more destroyed cities. Oh, well.

  5. Well actually this movie is about Zephaniah in the Bible and there's a book out called Zephaniah day of the Lord and it talks about how God destroyed the world in English movie and how it's coming to an end

  6. Again so basically what that saying is that 7 and I are the day of the Lord is promoting theft because they just broke into that bank and went into that vault and that statue fell on that Guard when the guard caught them

  7. Ba'al was NOT a Sumerian god, but rather a Caanite divine entity (as such he was worshiped in the region comprising today's Syria, Lebanon, Israel, and Palestine (a.k.a. the Levant)
    Baal (also Ba'al) is a Canaanite-Phoenician god of fertility and weather, specifically rainstorms.
    Tales concerning Baal date back to the mid-14th and late 13th centuries BCE in written form but are understood to be much older, preserved by oral tradition until committed to writing. Excavations of the ancient city of Ugarit (modern-day Ras Shamra, Syria) beginning in 1929 CE revealed thousands of cuneiform tablets, many of them relating the tales of the gods and, specifically, Baal, who became king of the gods, replacing El.

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