My hatred for Hollywood has reached a new level.

This movie may not be religious, but as a Christian only another christian could understand just how sacred this story is.
Did it have to be Noah's Ark? Did they just use that one boat story because it was the most popular out of all of them?

The last Noah movie, the director claimed he wanted to put his own spin to the story at hand, like clash of the Titans. Neither of those movies turned out good, and the simple story, whether we know it or not (which is ironic because most people still don't get the point of that story) would've been better than the weird, complicated, rock-transformers version.

So this movie looks bad, not because of the characters, not because of the plot, but because the story happens after an event that's a size worse than 9/11 and titanic and so many other natural disasters, and the fact that people are now using settings in Bible-based stories to make a movie about another Disney movie.

Whether or not you see this event as history, the story's still being disrespected on some level, whether it's one you'd understand or not.

Feel free to agree or disagree, but either way I stand by what I said.