Review: Noah
Guest Review by Caleb Smith
One of the most famous Biblical stories, if not the most famous, has finally come to the big screens. When I heard Hollywood was making a Noah movie over a year and a half ago I was thrilled. Then I heard that Russell Crowe and Emma Watson (two of may favorite actors and actresses) would be some of the stars in the film I was ecstatic. For almost two years I waited for this movie knowing that it would be a big hit. And finally at a pre-showing the day before the release I got to sit back and observe this Hollywood production.
Going into this movie I had already been warned of its twisted and altered version of the story in Genesis. Glenn Beck stirred up some controversy earlier this week when he called the film a "Babylonian Chainsaw Massacre". Personally after seeing "Noah" I think that it a bit of an exaggeration; however Beck did have a few points that I agree with in his review. Being a Christian I of course had some doubts about "Noah" just as any Christian should when it comes to their religion, however I know that Hollywood is not made up of all Christians so changes are to be expected. I think people should remember that "Noah" is a Biblical adaptation and therefore will be different than what it is in the Bible. I wasn't going to let that stop me from enjoying the film though. After watching the movie I immediately went back and read the story in Genesis to make sure I could correctly make comparisons between the two. But let's dive right in to what I thought about it.

