Noah

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Aatiqa T @RT15399358 1d This movie is highly inaccurate and deeply disappointing, If you are looking for an accurate, respectful, and faithful depiction of Prophet Noah Instead of showing Prophet Noah’s true character,,his 950 years of patient preaching, deep compassion, and divine wisdom, the film incorrectly portrays him as a negative character unfortunately,who even threatens his own family. It replaces core spiritual themes of faith and idolatry and introduces bizarre, non-scriptural elements. See more Murray R @RT94535776 Jun 25 A Noah horror film! Like what on earth were they thinking when they made this film. And what garbage. I regret doing to this this. See more Scott S. @mil_cyclist May 5 Entertaining at best. Almost 100% inaccurate from our text, almost to the point of being laughable. See more Joaquin U @Joaquin1 May 3 Entertaining. If you’re a religious fanatic, you won’t like this at all. If you’re not, but you know the story, you’ll find it distorted to the point of being almost unrecognizable. It’s hilarious how hard they tried to erase Eva from humanity’s curse—there’s even a part where they call it "Adam’s sin," and they made CGI androgynous figures for the apple scene so no woman was shown reaching for the fruit that started it all. Beyond that feminist nonsense, the movie is fun to watch. Good cast. Feels more like a chapter of LOTR than the Bible. Popcorn movie, but forgettable. See more Ibrahim A @Ibrahim737 Mar 10 Iam not criticizing, but surprised of the way of clothing!! The movie looks like they are in the 18th century!! Pants and jacket!! See more Maevis S @Jesusfreak77 Mar 2 The Film "Noah" was a dramatic, fantastical, whirlwind of a movie. Was it Biblically accurate movie? No, but it was it an incredibly entertaining story? Absolutely. For the viewers who have read the Biblical account of Noah's life, it's quite a shock to later watch this, and I understand their varying reactions from uncontrollable laughing to a kindled indignation. But we have no reason to assume that evangelism was Aronofsky's goal, so let's just go with the default understanding, that he's a storyteller, like all Directors are meant to be. It was a very impressive production, my personal favorite bits being the beautiful visions given to Noah by God and the fact that only Noah could understand that language. And I respected Aronofsky pushing against the norm that Noah would've been such a saint, when everyone else around him were so wicked. Instead, I found myself getting angry with "Noah's" actions, which had be even more hooked to understanding him, his family, and God. See more Read all reviews

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