Drew Wonder
Superstar
strange movie, to the point where I'm not even sure if I liked it or notvisually it's incredible, one sequence in particular where
Noah retells the story of creation and the fall of man was one of the best sequences I've ever seen in a film, especially when Cain kills Abel and you see the shadows of soldiers being killed throughout history up to modern times
what confused me the most was the tone, it was kind of all over the place. some of it reminded me of a typical Bible film, some of it reminded me of Lord of the Rings. But when
they get on the ark the movie becomes batshyt insane and turns into a disturbing horror movie. through the whole sequence I was but at the same time I was on the edge of my seat, so I guess the scenes did what they set out to do
but at the same time I was on the edge of my seat, so I guess the scenes did what they set out to doIf you're religious, unless you're extremely open minded, you'll more than likely hate it. Aranofsky takes a lot of creative license and goes places with the material that I'm sure a lot of Christians will have a problem with. This old black man was like "That was the worst movie ever!" during the end credits
If you're atheist I'm not sure if you'll really be able to take the whole thing seriously enough to be emotionally invested in it. I read a review that said it was too secular for religious audiences and too religious for secular audiences and I agree with that
Interested in hearing the Coli's opinion on it, I'm sure it'll be mixed
" Then he purposely shot the movie so it'd be impossible to edit out any "controversial" scenes. 
