
The Bible gives us clear signs of the last days. Did you know the Scriptures say we will see: . Flippant use of God's name . Money-hungry preachers and rampant hypocrisy in the church . Wars and rumors of wars . An acceptance of homosexuality . Denial of a global flood But surely no educated person could believe that Noah and his ark ever really existed. Wouldn't it be impossible to fit millions of species of animals into one boat? And what evidence is there (if any) for a wo... (Full plot summary below)
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The Bible gives us clear signs of the last days. Did you know the Scriptures say we will see: . Flippant use of God's name . Money-hungry preachers and rampant hypocrisy in the church . Wars and rumors of wars . An acceptance of homosexuality . Denial of a global flood But surely no educated person could believe that Noah and his ark ever really existed. Wouldn't it be impossible to fit millions of species of animals into one boat? And what evidence is there (if any) for a worldwide catastrophic flood? However...what if it did all happen exactly as the Bible says? What would that mean? Who was Noah, and why is the amazing account of his life so relevant to you in the 21st century? Don't be caught unaware. Time may be very short. Will you be ready?
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| Movie City NewsDavid PolandI almost never felt challenged... which is shocking for a filmmaker who had challenged us in film after film. |
| Financial TimesNigel AndrewsBy the close Noah is not just a story brought back to life, with every grandeur re-conferred, but a story's characters too. We are aboard, we feel, with a real Noah, his real wife, even (however apocryphal) a real Cain. |
| TabletJ. HobermanThe film oscillates between glitzy existential horror and somber showbiz spectacle. |
| eFilmCritic.comErik ChildressSucceed or fail Aronofsky was going to try to provide some greater depth to a story that would fit nicely into a filmography that has been rich with the search for a higher power, whether it be science, drugs, fame or forgiveness. |
| Denver PostLisa KennedyWhat it lacks is fresh insight from Aronofsky and co-writer Ari Handel. Yes, it appears Noah was an early environmentalist, but is that enough of a contemporary notion to sustain a two-plus-hour drenching? |
| CraveOnlineWilliam BibbianiOverwhelming, yes, but also challenging, exciting and risky in a way that few movies with this much money behind them ever dare to be. |
| Salt Lake TribuneSean P. MeansThe biblical epic Noah achieves something unique, almost a miracle, as director Darren Aronofsky deftly mixes epic scope and human-sized scale to interpret a classic story in a way that will anger all sides. |
| Orange County RegisterMichael SragowThe result is so brash it's sure to be called exciting or at least not boring. Those not in the director's camp may find it pummeling or numbing. He huffs and he puffs but fails to blow you away. |
| Blu-ray.comBrian OrndorfBy taking on such a colossal story that crosses through space and time, Aronofsky has rubbed off his filmmaking fingerprints, submitting a feature that lacks inspirational qualities and sustained matinee distractions. |
| ComingSoon.netSilas LesnickNoah plays, visually, like an art house Lord of the Rings. On beyond its massive scale, however, the true charm of Aronofsky's biggest film to date lies in its humanity. |