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- 2014
- PG-13
- Paramount Pictures
- 2 h 18 m
- 2014
- PG-13
- Paramount Pictures
- 2 h 18 m
Written By: Ari Handel
- 2014
- PG-13
- Paramount Pictures
- 2 h 18 m
- 2014
- PG-13
- Paramount Pictures
- 2 h 18 m
Noah
68
5.4
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Written By: Ari Handel
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 46 Critic Reviews
68
74% Positive
34 Reviews
34 Reviews
24% Mixed
11 Reviews
11 Reviews
2% Negative
1 Review
1 Review
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 46 Critic Reviews
68
74% Positive
34 Reviews
34 Reviews
24% Mixed
11 Reviews
11 Reviews
2% Negative
1 Review
1 Review
Despite wild deviations in spiritual themes and execution, nothing in Noah approaches sacrilege or surrender, making this an acutely sensible biblical epic. It may simply be too strange for the masses to notice.
Aronofsky’s sixth film is not the Noah you know, but a hundred-million-dollar Chinese whisper; a familiar story made newly poetic and strange with a flavour that’s less Genesis than Revelation.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 814 User Ratings
5.4
43% Positive
351 Ratings
351 Ratings
27% Mixed
218 Ratings
218 Ratings
30% Negative
245 Ratings
245 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 814 User Ratings
5.4
43% Positive
351 Ratings
351 Ratings
27% Mixed
218 Ratings
218 Ratings
30% Negative
245 Ratings
245 Ratings
"Noah" brings together a stellar ensemble cast, with Russell Crowe delivering a commanding performance in the titular role. Jennifer Connelly's emotive depth adds layers of complexity to her character, while Logan Lerman, Douglas Booth, and Emma Watson shine brightly, each contributing their unique essence to the narrative. The film's grandeur is matched by the cast's talent, creating a captivating cinematic experience that's both powerful and moving.
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Noah is more of a surrealist nightmare disaster picture fused to a parable of human greed and compassion, all based on the bestselling book of all time, the Bible, mainly the Book of Genesis.
It isn’t “The Ten Commandments” and Crowe is no Charlton Heston. But Noah makes Biblical myth grand in scope and intimate in appeal. The purists can always go argue over “God Isn’t Dead.” The rest of creation can appreciate this rousing good yarn, told with blood and guts and brawn and beauty, with just a hint of madness to the whole enterprise.
The movie as a whole is a mixed bag. It's overlong and a times sluggish. The fights and battles, designed to give an epic fantasy feel to the movie, are grave miscalculations.
The director’s vision is so dark — and Mr. Crowe’s grumbling, sour-stomach persona so much like a Tums commercial — that you don’t care much what happens to him or his ark, which looks like a big barge with a stove pipe in the middle.
What could have made Noah work is the same sense of urgency – of fateful craziness – that made "Pi" so memorable, and which also factored into the fatal obsessions of "The Wrestler" and "Black Swan" (two very flawed movies that admittedly benefited from stronger lead performances than the one here).
Great film, one of the best of it's year easily. A great Aronofsky film. At least the critics appreciated it, most of you are insane and do you not understand what the medium of film is.
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This movie wasn't what I was expecting. The book of genesis is exciting enough without adding stone giants, a lord of the rings-style mass battle, and a mad-max dystopian world. There are a few good scenes (mainly when the CGI animals are all arriving at the ark) but I mainly found this movie to be a grim, confusing mess. Some kudos to the director for not playing things safe, though in this case I don't think it worked out particularly well.
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Production Company
Paramount Pictures,
New Regency Productions,
Protozoa Pictures,
Disruption Entertainment,
FortyFour Studios
Release Date Mar 28, 2014
Duration 2 h 18 m
Rating PG-13
Tagline Rediscover the epic story of one man and the most remarkable event in our history.
Website
http://www.facebook.com/Noah
Awards
Golden Globes, USA
• 1 Nomination
Satellite Awards
• 4 Nominations
Teen Choice Awards
• 2 Nominations