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Religulous

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Religulous is a 2008 documentary featuring comedian Bill Maher’s satirical examination of religious beliefs. The mockumentary uses humor to explore theological concepts and their impact on society. It's intended for viewers interested in political commentary, critical thinking about faith, and those seeking a perspective on the intersection of religion and culture.

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Who directed Religulous with Bill Maher?

Larry Charles directed it, fresh off his work on Borat and his association with Curb Your Enthusiasm. The film was released in October 2008.

Where does Bill Maher travel in Religulous?

Maher interviews believers at locations including the Vatican, sites in Israel, and Ken Ham's Creation Museum in Kentucky, among others. The film famously closes at Megiddo, the biblical site associated with Armageddon, with a warning about religion and end-times thinking.

Which politicians appear in Religulous?

One of the most talked-about interviews is with Arkansas Senator Mark Pryor, who candidly jokes that you don't have to pass an IQ test to be in the Senate. The moment became one of the documentary's most quoted scenes.

How did Religulous perform at the box office?

It earned around $13 million worldwide, making it one of the higher-grossing documentaries of 2008. That was a strong return for a film made on a small budget.

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