Let's get this started... I haven't been this excited about a film since The Passion of The Christ... which will coincidentally have been released 10yrs ago upon this films' release. Mel jokes aside, my understanding is that Aronofsky isn't a Christian but has a great love and appreciation for the story. Good enough for me.... I don't think a 100+million budget would've been approved if he intended to offend believers. The casting of Crowe is also key, as he's well-liked amongst Christians due to his more "traditional" films (Gladiator, Cinderella Man, etc) I hope it works...

All I keep thinking is that Steve Carrell disaster... I'm sure this will be better but we'll see.

Any word on whether there will be dinos?

^ That would just make the story unbelievable...

You know, that Dutch guy just finished his (apparently) actual-size replica of the ark. Maybe they can use that.

I have read that there will be "watchers".

Aronofsky tweets with photos from the set about what he is filming. It's interesting to follow.

I'll have to add him to my feed.

Gotta say, as much as I was anti-Twitter I've really come to enjoy the project updates it provides depending on who you follow.

I hope this film deals with how Noah kept the two termites, woodpeckers and beavers from sinking the Ark during the fourty days they were on it.

I'm not hugely religious or anything but Aronofsky really hasn't made a bad film if you ask me so I'll see this regardless of not being overly interested in the subject matter.

There are a lot of good film-realted accounts to follow on Twitter.

People who think Twitter is about 'what someone had for breakfast' really don't understand it at all.

For sure. My twitter is mostly compromised of filmmakers and film studios..and film related news.

Who cares what filmmakers had for breakfast?!

I was one of those people until recently. Now I'm hooked on finding who to follow because the updates are typically genuinely interesting.

Like Snake, most of the people I follow are industry-based in some way. Actually, if he rambles on like he does here, it might be worth it to add Snake...

I'm in the same boat...

Without knowing anything about this movie, I'm picturing it as being structured like Deep Impact, Know1ng and The Day After Tomorrow, with the floodwaters coming right at the very end.

How can Snake post on Twitter? They only allow 140 characters and every thing he posts has 52 ellipses.

That still leaves enough room for at least 22 uses of "fuck" and/or "rape".

The problem with director accounts, actor accounts, etc, is you often get a lot of other stuff like politics, personal stuff, etc, but then also some early film news that's cool interspersed in there. So look those up one at a time and make a call.

Here's a few worth following, there are more of course.

https://twitter.com/AmericanFilm
https://twitter.com/FilmLinc
https://twitter.com/filmindependent
https://twitter.com/IMDb
https://twitter.com/ebertchicago
https://twitter.com/TribecaFilmFest
https://twitter.com/Variety_Film
https://twitter.com/WilliamFriedkin
https://twitter.com/FilmForumNYC
https://twitter.com/MarkDuplass - cool because he tweets a Netflix rec a day too.
https://twitter.com/thenfb
https://twitter.com/Criterion
https://twitter.com/indiewire
https://twitter.com/DarrenAronofsky
https://twitter.com/YahooMovies
https://twitter.com/OpenRoadFilms
https://twitter.com/TIFF_NET
https://twitter.com/AMCTheatres
https://twitter.com/AMCMovieNews
https://twitter.com/Fandango
https://twitter.com/empiremagazine
https://twitter.com/ComicBook_Movie
https://twitter.com/NextMovie
https://twitter.com/totalfilm
https://twitter.com/comingsoonnet
https://twitter.com/FSnewsfeed
https://twitter.com/NMENewsFeed
https://twitter.com/moviesdotcom
https://twitter.com/NMEFilmAndTV
https://twitter.com/rejectnation
https://twitter.com/THR
https://twitter.com/flickdaily
https://twitter.com/FlickNews

This.

Also there should be lot's of sex & violence because God flooded the world for reason. I wonder who they are going to use for the voice of God?

Morgan Freeman, duh.

Each ellipsis is three characters.

Not necessarily. You can represent an ellipse as a single Unicode character.

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Hey, you said 52... don't expect me to do all the math here.