There is no reason to worry , at all . Infact , you could easily pull that off with a i 5 so no worries . Don ' t doubt the power of the 6700 k . <| sep |> yeah good luck when you get caught with that <| sep |> It ' s corny overly stylised snooze fest that relies on empty visuals to cover the poor characterisation , atrocious dialogue and the obvious twist that even a blind man can see coming . The pace is uneven and the location badly conceived as part realistic , part fantastical miss mash that falls between two stools . Scenes are too long with too little dialogue . Structure is too episodic . The only bright point is Michael Gambon and Francis De La Tour who have a whale of a time and out act all those that struggle with their under utilised and bland characters . They really are a joy to watch . Worst of all is the lack of any real theological discussion in a film about a travelling bible , not that it had to be religious but some kind of spiritual or antspiritual message would be appropriate . The film cannot muster up enough nerve or nuance to manage it . It ' s a poor mans The Road or A Boy And His Dog that both thrive in their respective realism or fantasy .