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Noah-Reviews?
- Thread starter CMike
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Tumah
Veteran Member
I think I read someone on the forums here recently that someone said it was one of the best movies he ever saw or something. I don't recall.
I guess this movie has something to do with the building of a Noah and the Ark scene on top of the new movie theater that recently opened up in Jerusalem. I was wondering why they did that.
I guess this movie has something to do with the building of a Noah and the Ark scene on top of the new movie theater that recently opened up in Jerusalem. I was wondering why they did that.
nazz
Doubting Thomas
A great movie, even if you don't really care about religious topics, it's great.
And they only changed it slightly to include environmentalism, they mentioned that they weren't to eat meat a couple of times, but that's not really a main factor in there.
nazz
Doubting Thomas
Battle of the Myths, LOL
ametist
Active Member
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
Over in the Netherlands, someone built a replica of Noah's ark based on the biblical dimensions, and guess what-- it isn't stable enough to float, and that's even without any animals in it. They plan on bringing it to the States, I believe sometime next summer, but they have to put flotation devices on each side to try and keep it upright.
As for the movie, I haven't seen it, and probably won't until it's on t.v., but I did hear that the special effects are actually very good.
As for the movie, I haven't seen it, and probably won't until it's on t.v., but I did hear that the special effects are actually very good.
I like the approach the movie took though. If you were on a flooded planet for that long, in a small, wooden ark, and with thousands of animals, you'd go psycho, at least in a real world, modern day scenario.
