Eight Things I Learned Whilst Watching Darren Aronofsky's “Noah”
In the Bible days, monsters made of rock walked the Earth.
Russell Crowe doesn't have a bad singing voice. Well, it's better than Emma Watson's, anyway.
Ray Winstone is capable of making even the most heinous villain appear somehow soulful and sympathetic.
A sacred text is no more reliable as a journal of scientific fact or historical record than a Hollywood screenplay.
Jennifer Connelly has still got it.
Sometimes good people will do bad things if God tells them to. (Although I suspect I already knew this).
There is actually someone named Logan Lerman.
Darren Aronofsky is some kind of barmy, epic genius.
Russell Crowe doesn't have a bad singing voice. Well, it's better than Emma Watson's, anyway.
Ray Winstone is capable of making even the most heinous villain appear somehow soulful and sympathetic.
A sacred text is no more reliable as a journal of scientific fact or historical record than a Hollywood screenplay.
Jennifer Connelly has still got it.
Sometimes good people will do bad things if God tells them to. (Although I suspect I already knew this).
There is actually someone named Logan Lerman.
Darren Aronofsky is some kind of barmy, epic genius.
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