roamyn March 28, 2014 Share March 28, 2014 We're going to see this tonight, so I'll post my thoughts afterward. Not a Russell Crowe fan at all, but this does look good. The director was on GMA this morning and he actually built an ark according to the dimensions in the Bible. He said there is very little CGI because he wanted to get the emotions of the actors. Link to comment
roamyn March 29, 2014 Author Share March 29, 2014 Do not see this movie if you are looking for the Bible story. It's a good movie if it's just telling a story with a moral. However.... There's so much B.S. that it really made me jaded by the end when Noah talks abt man's responsibility to the Earth and other living creatures. I don't remember stone Watchers, Cain's evil king desendant, Methuselah being in the flood story, Ham & Jeosaphat being unmarried , and Noah threatening to kill his grandchildren! Link to comment
David T. Cole March 29, 2014 Share March 29, 2014 Noah pounds back a Red Bull and gets shit done! Link to comment
AimingforYoko March 29, 2014 Share March 29, 2014 Wouldn't it be two Red Bulls? (Or would it be a Red Bull and a Red Cow?) 3 Link to comment
Joimiaroxeu March 29, 2014 Share March 29, 2014 I sat through the whole movie but as soon as I saw the Rock 'n Rollin' Transformers, I was done trying to take it even halfway seriously. That scene of total depravity and decadence at the pre-flood camp was something to behold though. It was like something out of a Salvador Dali painting. Link to comment
Rinaldo April 4, 2014 Share April 4, 2014 I don't remember... Methuselah being in the flood story I haven't seen the movie, but depending on the source and computations, Methuselah lived until the year of the flood, so it's not wrong that he would have been around. (By other reckonings, he lived till 14 years after the flood, which makes for interesting speculation -- like he was good at holding his breath...) And Noah did curse Ham's son Canaan, but I guess the movie does it differently? (Jehosaphat belongs to a whole different era -- was Japhet intended?) Jehosophat is of a much later date. Did you mean Japheth? Link to comment
roamyn April 8, 2014 Author Share April 8, 2014 Yes, I couldn't remember his name, Ronald. Thank you. There is no son for Ham. Ever probably. I'll leave it at that for those who haven't seen it. Link to comment
Rinaldo April 8, 2014 Share April 8, 2014 Sorry about the redundancy in my comment above. I over-edited. Link to comment
ketchuplover May 31, 2015 Share May 31, 2015 IMO this isn't as bad as the latest Exodus movie Link to comment
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