New Images From Darren Aronofsky's 'Noah' Reveal Anthony Hopkins, Emma Watson & More
The movie is scheduled to release on March 28, 2014.
The movie is scheduled to release on March 28, 2014.
Darren Aronofsky’s Noah (Post-release)
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Darren Aronofsky and Paramount Fighting Over NOAH Final Cut after 'Worrisome' Test Screenings | Collider
Sometimes these poor test screening reactions tend to indicate the movie might be something exceptional instead of being a dud. Yay optimism! :angel
Darren Aronofsky, Paramount Spar Over 'Noah' Final Cut (Exclusive) - The Hollywood Reporter
More detailed report.
Sometimes these poor test screening reactions tend to indicate the movie might be something exceptional instead of being a dud. Yay optimism! :angel
Darren Aronofsky, Paramount Spar Over 'Noah' Final Cut (Exclusive) - The Hollywood Reporter
More detailed report.
Nick Nolte Playing Weird Looking Fallen Angel In NOAH | Badass Digest
I was surprised when Darren tweeted that photo as I presumed that filming was done, but this article now explains who Nick Nolte is playing.
I was surprised when Darren tweeted that photo as I presumed that filming was done, but this article now explains who Nick Nolte is playing.
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Amish Trooper
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Passion of the ****** did quite well in theatres. If they make it people will come in pairs to see it 
PantheraGem
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I'm all for actors using their native accents in a movie like this. Movies that feature actors (I.e. Nazi's) speaking English with German, etc. accents is just silly.
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Apprehesive, but looking forward to seeing this. Lot of varied reviews...
Adam C.
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So my wife and I saw Noah last night and, even though we went in with low expectations, were extremely disappointed. I'd heard interviews with Darren Aronofsky prior to seeing the film and he had defended certain "additions" to the movie as basically artistic license to fill-out the movie because of the fact that the Biblical account of Noah is so sparse. I can grant him that. However, I'm surprised at how many parts of the story that he felt the need to change, precisely because of that fact! It specifically states in the Bible that Noah's three sons "and their wives" were on-board the ark, yet he totally deviated from that. (Instead he concocts the plot-line of having only one son have a wife who happens to give birth to twin daughters, thereby providing supposed 'wives' for Noah's other son(s). We're not sure whether his son Ham is amongst those who later procreate because he takes off at the end of the movie to supposedly 'walk the earth alone' like "Cain from 'Kung-Fu'," to paraphrase Samuel L. Jackson's character from Pulp Fiction.) Yet another aspect of the story that differs from the Biblical account.
And don't even get me started about 'the Watchers'! That totally took me right out of the movie. I felt like I was watching Michael Bay's "Noah-Age of Extinction!" Suffice it to say, I won't be getting the Blu-Ray. On an upside, my popcorn was good.
So my wife and I saw Noah last night and, even though we went in with low expectations, were extremely disappointed. I'd heard interviews with Darren Aronofsky prior to seeing the film and he had defended certain "additions" to the movie as basically artistic license to fill-out the movie because of the fact that the Biblical account of Noah is so sparse. I can grant him that. However, I'm surprised at how many parts of the story that he felt the need to change, precisely because of that fact! It specifically states in the Bible that Noah's three sons "and their wives" were on-board the ark, yet he totally deviated from that. (Instead he concocts the plot-line of having only one son have a wife who happens to give birth to twin daughters, thereby providing supposed 'wives' for Noah's other son(s). We're not sure whether his son Ham is amongst those who later procreate because he takes off at the end of the movie to supposedly 'walk the earth alone' like "Cain from 'Kung-Fu'," to paraphrase Samuel L. Jackson's character from Pulp Fiction.) Yet another aspect of the story that differs from the Biblical account.
And don't even get me started about 'the Watchers'! That totally took me right out of the movie. I felt like I was watching Michael Bay's "Noah-Age of Extinction!" Suffice it to say, I won't be getting the Blu-Ray. On an upside, my popcorn was good.
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rodneyfaile
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I'll wait for The Epic Of Gilgamesh.
Well yeah I mean if you went in expecting a close to the mark story out of the bible You are going to be very disapointed
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So my wife and I saw Noah last night and, even though we went in with low expectations, were extremely disappointed. I'd heard interviews with Darren Aronofsky prior to seeing the film and he had defended certain "additions" to the movie as basically artistic license to fill-out the movie because of the fact that the Biblical account of Noah is so sparse. I can grant him that. However, I'm surprised at how many parts of the story that he felt the need to change, precisely because of that fact! It specifically states in the Bible that Noah's three sons "and their wives" were on-board the ark, yet he totally deviated from that. (Instead he concocts the plot-line of having only one son have a wife who happens to give birth to twin daughters, thereby providing supposed 'wives' for Noah's other son(s). We're not sure whether his son Ham is amongst those who later procreate because he takes off at the end of the movie to supposedly 'walk the earth alone' like "Cain from 'Kung-Fu'," to paraphrase Samuel L. Jackson's character from Pulp Fiction.) Yet another aspect of the story that differs from the Biblical account.
And don't even get me started about 'the Watchers'! That totally took me right out of the movie. I felt like I was watching Michael Bay's "Noah-Age of Extinction!" Suffice it to say, I won't be getting the Blu-Ray. On an upside, my popcorn was good.
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That is a shame. I was looking forward to a fleshed out story, not a new and different story, using the Biblical story to pull in a certain demographic.
I guess it is no different than the million remakes that are happening that have little to no resemblance to the original, but still harvest the name to help sell it.
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