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Noah (Aronofsky, 2014) — The Reviews Thread
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Noah (Aronofsky, 2014) — The Reviews Thread
Please continue pre-release discussion here.
Movie:
"Noah" (Starring: Russell Crowe, Jennifer Connelly, Ray Winstone, Anthony Hopkins, Emma Watson, Logan Lerman, Nick Nolte)
Release Date:
3/28/14
Rating:
PG-13 (for violence, disturbing images and brief suggestive content throughout.)
Running Time:
138m. (2h. 18m.)
Budget:
$125 million (estimated)
IMDb Synopsis:
IMDb Info and Rating:
7.3 (5,014 votes as of 3/28/14
Rotten Tomatoes:
Fresh:100 Rotten:30 (78% as of 3/28/14)
Metacritic:
68 metascore ('Generally favorable reviews' as of 3/28/14)
Trailer:
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Movie:
"Noah" (Starring: Russell Crowe, Jennifer Connelly, Ray Winstone, Anthony Hopkins, Emma Watson, Logan Lerman, Nick Nolte)
Release Date:
3/28/14
Rating:
PG-13 (for violence, disturbing images and brief suggestive content throughout.)
Running Time:
138m. (2h. 18m.)
Budget:
$125 million (estimated)
IMDb Synopsis:
Spoiler:
IMDb Info and Rating:
7.3 (5,014 votes as of 3/28/14
Rotten Tomatoes:
Fresh:100 Rotten:30 (78% as of 3/28/14)
Metacritic:
68 metascore ('Generally favorable reviews' as of 3/28/14)
Trailer:
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://v.traileraddict.com/87027" allowfullscreen="true" webkitallowfullscreen="true" mozallowfullscreen="true" scrolling="no"></iframe>
Poster Art:
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Re: Noah (Aronofsky, 2014) — The Reviews Thread
It's Aronofsky with a $125m budget, I'll definitely be watching it.
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Is he finally shooting digitally with this one? At the very least, it'll be interesting and technically ambitious.
Last edited by hanshotfirst1138; 03-26-14 at 09:47 PM.
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Re: Noah (Aronofsky, 2014) — The Reviews Thread
Just got out a screening of this. It's indeed extremely ambitious, visual, and quite stunningly constructed. I loved just about everything it had to offer. Aronofsky's interpretations of the story are brave, because they're sure to be met with extreme ire. It's a great movie though. Wonderful characters, huge set pieces, but Aronofsky's talent in creating very intimate moments out of spectacle.
(That's my 4/5 star review up there)
(That's my 4/5 star review up there)
Last edited by paaron46; 03-26-14 at 03:08 PM.
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Re: Noah (Aronofsky, 2014) — The Reviews Thread
This is now up to 80% with 26 reviews and a 7.7 out of 10 overall score.
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Re: Noah (Aronofsky, 2014) — The Reviews Thread
Well the movie is very entertaining, acting is good, visually stunning. It gets you thinking, but as an atheist I just have to question how people believe even 10% of this actually happened.
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Re: Noah (Aronofsky, 2014) — The Reviews Thread
having seen it tonight, there actually is a little bit of that w Emma Watsons character (although obvs not shown)
As an athiest (& never having read the source material), i enjoyed the movie, & for the most part was able to follow it. Although there is kind of unintentional humor out of Anthony Hopkins' character Methuselah being obsessed with finding berries. Also the walking & talking rock creatures too, known as 'the watchers''
Also, semi stupid question, but is this the first time this story has been told on the big screen? outside of the 1928 version
As an athiest (& never having read the source material), i enjoyed the movie, & for the most part was able to follow it. Although there is kind of unintentional humor out of Anthony Hopkins' character Methuselah being obsessed with finding berries. Also the walking & talking rock creatures too, known as 'the watchers''
Also, semi stupid question, but is this the first time this story has been told on the big screen? outside of the 1928 version
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Re: Noah (Aronofsky, 2014) — The Reviews Thread
Any movie that's controversial for churches has got to be at least decent. I'm an atheist, but Aronofsky has never really disappointed me ( though I never thought The Fountain was that good, just an interesting exercise).
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Re: Noah (Aronofsky, 2014) — The Reviews Thread
looks very epic, I'll definetly watch it...I love the fact, that a stroy told for so many years, will no be able to be seen. When people tell the story it doesn't sound too exciting, because nobody thinks about all the stuff happening. Not enough imagination. I hope in this movie you get an impression of all the struggle that came with it
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Re: Noah (Aronofsky, 2014) — The Reviews Thread
Probably because 90% of the film isn't even in the Bible according to what I've read. Giant rock monsters, seriously? Sounds like the director started with the Bible and ended up reading Lord of the Rings instead.
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Re: Noah (Aronofsky, 2014) — The Reviews Thread
It currently has 99 reviews, it's at 78%
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