Scriptural error abounds, but Christians promote, blast "Noah"

Here is “A No Holds Barred Review of Noah” review.

Anomaly? Noetic effects of sin?
Either/both…it’s interesting (to say the least) the vast differences in the collective Christian/evangelical opinion and recommendations of such a film.

A No Holds Barred Review of Noah : The Movie (2014)

…I thought that it was probably going to be a feel good cuddle-fest where Noah is a kind and loving guy who gathers all the animals around him like Cinderella, builds a boat, and then sails on some rolling waves with his family with them all singing southern gospel songs in an Indonesian accent.

oops, I just noticed this is the same link as Suzanne posted. Feel free to delete it

I’m a Christian and I think ‘Noah’ deserves a four star review

Noah is a major Hollywood blockbuster, made by an atheist director best known for his previous flick where a mentally disturbed lesbian ballerina goes insane and bleeds to death on stage. Already, a critical person might be slightly concerned about his handling of the Bible, considering what he just did to the ballet.

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I’ve also heard some “Christian leaders” endorse this steaming pile of heretical horse manure. I’m tempted to accuse them of being cowardly, dumb, or dishonest, but I’ll just give them the benefit of the doubt and assume they slept through the most troubling parts — like the part at the beginning, and the end, and all of the parts in between.

It’s true that it might be a bit difficult to discern the “message” in a film so filled with explosions (the Bad Guys have bazookas, naturally), monsters, and infanticide, but any supposed Christian “leader” ought to try a little harder. Pay attention a little closer. If you do, you’ll see a tale that entirely perverts the nature of God, while flipping sin and immorality on its head.