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 Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2013 6:28 pm
You may want to think twice. I have seen articles about people getting hyped about this, but also that someone read the screen play a while back and said it isn't at all what it seemed and is basically a shot in the dark - not following the Bible. I found an article about this today as well and thought I'd share: 12 reasons not to fall for the Noah Movie Hype
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Posted: Sun Dec 15, 2013 5:54 pm
No, I don't want to see it. For one, I'm sick of Hollywood always trying to capitalize on Christianity, and then demonizing us for our beliefs and having attacks on them (like the war on Christmas and Prayer and teaching our children traditional values). I didn't see the Bible miniseries on the History Channel, because I knew Christ would be misrepresented and they needed ratings. Outside of the "Passion of the Christ" (ok, Mel Gibson doesn't like Jews and says some pretty evil stuff. But I did think this was decently done. The one exception to the rule in my book), "The Greatest Story Ever Told", "The 10 Commandments" and "The Bible: The Beginning", I really don't like it when people who aren't a part of a Christian film making company make Christian movies. Period.
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