Are you going to watch the movie "Noah" with Russel Crowe?

[Timi Celcer]

I think it will hit the theaters in March 2014. Will you go watch it?

 

[HereIStand]

I think it will hit the theaters in March 2014. Will you go watch it?

I'll probably try to see it. However, it's likely that the liberties taken with the biblical text will be cringe-worthy in places.

 

[NiobiumTragedy]

Should be an interesting movie. Crow isn't known to just sign up for anything.

 

[CounselorForChrist]

Just like that recent bible series, I don't think it will be true to the bible. So I don't know if I see it. I'll wait for christian reviews to come out first.

 

[YellowRoses01]

Yes! As mentioned I hope also no outrageous liberties will be taken with the material (ie., the version with Jon Voight ).

 

[FrauAlt]

Definitely! As good an actor as Russel Crow is I imagine it will be worth the wait.

 

[Pteriax]

I would like to see it, but the history of 'Christian' movies leaves much to be desired.

 

[BrianJK]

I'll watch it. It won't be a theological experience. I'll more go see it to enjoy a "based on a true story" type of experience.

 

[HereIStand]

The trailer for the Noah looks impressive:

The 'Noah' Trailer Washes Ashore, and It's a Jaw-Dropper (VIDEO) - The Moviefone Blog

 

[Vanilla Scripture]

I'll watch it. I like Crowes work for the most part.

Looks promising.
Noah Official Trailer (HD) Russell Crowe, Emma Watson - YouTube

 

[KingCrimson250]

I dunno. I'd like to go see it with him, but he hasn't been returning my calls lately.

 

[Thunder Peel]

I doubt it. Hollywood isn't know for biblical accuracy and I fear they'll try to make it seem like allegory or that Noah was crazy or something.

 

[SilverBlade]

I might go see the Noah movie.

As with all books turned into movies, details have to be changed (heck, if LOTR was a 100% faithful adaptation, it'll be a 20 hour movie with 15 of those hours walking..).

My hope is for around 80% accuracy.

But we know it'll be a far better movie than Evan Almighty in any case..

 

[Kylie]

I'll probably try to see it. However, it's likely that the liberties taken with the biblical text will be cringe-worthy in places.

Well, if it was true to the Bible it would probably be about half an hour long. The Bible doesn't exactly go into a lot of detail. I wonder if it will have the bit about Noah getting drunk afterwards.

My hubby will probably want to see it (He's a Christian, although not a particularly observant one).

 

[HereIStand]

Well, if it was true to the Bible it would probably be about half an hour long. The Bible doesn't exactly go into a lot of detail. I wonder if it will have the bit about Noah getting drunk afterwards.

My hubby will probably want to see it (He's a Christian, although not a particularly observant one).

That's true. It might be short if the Bible was strictly observed.

But really though, after more thought, I'll be encouraged if a film based loosely on the biblical story can be made and accepted by a general audience of Christians and non-Christians.

 

[CounselorForChrist]

Not sure if I will see it. For now my answer is "Noah".

 

[jannikitty]

If it's not an "R" movie I am likely to go to it!

 

[Rev55]

you have to understand its not based on the Bible its based on a comic book that is loosely based on the story of Noah. Will be be good and entertaining? Yes. Will it be worthy of teaching children about the real Noah? No.

 

[Sarah Sarah]

I'll watch it.

 

[Rawtheran]

I think it will hit the theaters in March 2014. Will you go watch it?

I haven't quite decided yet since its not really going to be based on the actual Biblical account. At the same time I want to because it has Russell Crowe, and Emma Watson in it.