Haven’t seen it yet myself, but I assume they made it for the same reason any studio spends $150 million – to make money by enticing general audiences with a “grand entertainment”. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t. Noah was #1 at the box office. Is making money wrong and shameful? That’s a topic for a whole other post.
I’m a fan for life after this post. To see a privileged majority, most of whom fall under every other privileged majority status, claiming persecution reminds me of people who go to the zoo and are pissed that they can’t shoot the animals.
I wonder why they have made such a disaster of a movie with Noah. It’s so wrong and shameful.
Haven’t seen it yet myself, but I assume they made it for the same reason any studio spends $150 million – to make money by enticing general audiences with a “grand entertainment”. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t. Noah was #1 at the box office. Is making money wrong and shameful? That’s a topic for a whole other post.
I’m a fan for life after this post. To see a privileged majority, most of whom fall under every other privileged majority status, claiming persecution reminds me of people who go to the zoo and are pissed that they can’t shoot the animals.
I liked the attitude of the original author too. (I’m only the guy who chose this post to re-publish,)
This is when people turn religion into some sharp edged sword and that cuts deep and ugly.
Or cuts silly, like unto a rubber sword. Thanks for reading!