So, i'll be skipping the movie, Noah.

Driven wrote:

What did y'all think of the movie Evan Almighty, then?

Actually, it was quite entertaining.  It was not meant to be biblical truth, though, but there are some definite "God moments" where they make some great points.  I saw this and "Bruce Almighty" and feel that both did a great job of accomplishing what they set out to do:

1)  Be funny

2)  Open a dialogue between folks about God and what His will is for us

Neither were meant to be taken as Scripture.  They just meant to open people's eyes up just a little and remind us that none of us have the Almighty figured out.

I found Bruce Almighty to be quite entertaining with a couple of "A-ha" moments.

alldatndensum wrote:

Driven wrote:

What did y'all think of the movie Evan Almighty, then?

Actually, it was quite entertaining.  It was not meant to be biblical truth, though, but there are some definite "God moments" where they make some great points.  I saw this and "Bruce Almighty" and feel that both did a great job of accomplishing what they set out to do:

1)  Be funny

2)  Open a dialogue between folks about God and what His will is for us

Neither were meant to be taken as Scripture.  They just meant to open people's eyes up just a little and remind us that none of us have the Almighty figured out.

Egg-zactly!  I actually saw a promo for Noah the other day that had this big disclaimer attached to the end that says:

   

Quote :

The film is inspired by the story of Noah. While artistic license has been taken, we believe that this film is true to the essence, values, and integrity of a story that is a cornerstone of faith for millions of people worldwide. The biblical story of Noah can be found in the book of Genesis.