“Noah” the Movie: Francis Anfuso’s Review — “Even fallen angels, whom the Bible calls demons, are … shown to be well intended, misunderstood protectors of Noah”

On March 31, 2014

Francis Anfuso’s Facebook page:

“Noah” the Movie: My Review – I just saw the movie “Noah.” On a 1 to 10, with “10” being high, it’s a “1.” The director, Darren Aronofsky, didn’t lie when he recently said “Noah” would be ‘the least biblical film ever made.’ Even fallen angels, whom the Bible calls demons, are mistakenly depicted as “rock transformers,” shown to be well intended, misunderstood protectors of Noah. The script has no resemblance to either God or the Bible. At times it’s “Fiddler on the Roof” meets “Bates Motel,” with psychopathic Noah threatening to kill his grandchild, if she’s a girl. Being a recovering atheist myself, I can understand how bitterness against God results in a bitter mindset, but I am saddened that God is so maligned and Noah’s faith and courage in obeying God is so twisted it makes him out to be one of the most dangerous and unstable men who ever lived.

Jesus prayed we'd be 'ONE' with each other in Him that the world will know! (John 17)

“Noah” the Movie: Francis Anfuso’s Review — “Even fallen angels, whom the Bible calls demons, are … shown to be well intended, misunderstood protectors of Noah”