Noah Movie CLIP - Creation Sequence (2014) - Darren Aronofsky Movie HD
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Noah Movie CLIP - Creation Sequence (2014) - Darren Aronofsky Movie HD
The Biblical Noah suffers visions of an apocalyptic deluge and takes measures to protect his family from the coming flood. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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No matter whether you're a theist or an atheist, the "brother against brother, Nation against Nation" scene carries with it a strong message that I personally think hits the nail on the head.
I agree. Murder is always done in the name of the murderer, regardless of what their beliefs are. Wars (and most acts of murder in general) are committed in the name of interest, whether said interest is material or immaterial.
Uh... Most of those were religious wars. Pretty sure that part was showing irony
@@declaringpond2276 man... that's absolutely bullcrap, just 3% of the wars (armed conflicts) started for religious reasons.
@@declaringpond2276 Which school did you go to, because in my history class we only talk about the crusades as being a religious war. Most wars were fought to conquer and to defend against conquerors. Attila, Genghis, Napoleon, the list of people who started and ended wars for reasons other than religion goes on. You sound like an atheist who doesn't know history and that's bad because if you don't believe in god, I'd at least expect you to know the history that is written out for you. No hope for some people I guess.Wait. It seems a lot of religious wars did happen, but that was noted in the bible. If you're atheist, why are you taking that as fact. Must be confused.
@@famioadantz2319 Do I actually have to list all the religious wars that have happened JUST in the middle east..... The video I sent was about that, it shows you all of the wars over a small peninsula
"In the beginning, there was nothing. Nothing but the silence of an infinite darkness. Then, everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked."
lol
brilliant
Hahaha xD
Yo it took me a while to get it
Perfect
I honestly think this is one of the greatest, most underrated VFX sequences ever. It is absolutely breathtaking in its complexity and creativity.
Check out the Tree of Life creation sequence.
@Grundalizer that's not as good as this
Why do living things continue to exist?
Of course, because they continue to be made!
At the same time creating these antonyms, to continue to decorate earth;
Happy - sad
Laugh - cry
Full - hungry
Life - death
Predator - prey
In fact, all these antonyms might no longer continue to occur, if all living creatures stopped making substitutes. The earth will be empty, cal
setting aside all religious beliefs or lack thereof, can't we all agree that this scene is a beautiful representation of how life came to be?
only to the point where shiny naked people appear
Michał Pączek Shhhh... just enjoy it :)
therussiankid7 Kind of. But #BigBangEvolution.
therussiankid7 That is not how life came to be.
mQtek evolution is not how life came to be?
I like how it combined the ideas of evolution and creation into a single idea.
how so?
warhead2121 a bold +1 to you. because this is the crucial breaking point which defines the Science of bible from the thing we call religion...
*****
A joke accepted by 95% of all scientists and researchers. You know, those people that helped create vaccines, make technology to comfort your everyday life, and still improving upon it. Stuff you take utterly for granted.
Evolution is factually a joke for the ignorant.
Medley Weaver
it's actually well over 99%... in fact, the group of scientists that claims evolution is "wrong" (not just has problems yet to be worked out), is such a small percentage of all scientists worldwide, that it's almost irrelevant. They just happen to be a squeaky wheel being pedaled along by religious agenda.
RedJama X don't act like that try to explain it as I do. Maybe he knows something mmuch better than you do, but he doesn't laugh at you. Ok?
"Everything that was beautiful, everything that was good we shattered."
And we still don't learn... -.-
Watch Kent Hovind debates
Well, the sin of the father (meaning the punishment thereof) will be delivered upon the next 10 generations. And, to God, a day is as a thousand years and vice versa. So, yea, we were doomed to murder each other over petty bullshit.
@@milesmatheson1142 Loved your comment !
@@TheRenzer9 amen 🙏
Humanity is Greedy they want to take everything! But some of us we just born different...🌍🙏
Absolutely beautiful. I'm not a Christian, but there is a truly epic and human part to this story that I cannot help but appreciate.
Why are people so prone to starting these comments with either ''I'm a Christian'' or ''I'm not a Christian''?! Wouldn't you think it somewhat odd if a Christian wrote ''I'm a Christian, but I did enjoy Harry Potter''? Because in essence it's the same thing. I'm certain that you, like me, see these old testement stories as fairytales, and from that perspective it's perfectly acceptable to enjoy them. Apart from a few messages of love and compassion, there is very little the Bible can teach you.... It's still a very exciting book to read though.
Yeah it sounds like an excuse. You don't have to make excuses for enjoying fairytales.
Kristian Brandt It's not an excuse just because you say it is. You literally can't say that "I'm atheist, but I like this creation story depiction" is an excuse. It's dumb.
Smaher No you can't. But you can say "I like this depiction of Creation science".
Kristian Brandt And you can also say "I'm an atheist".
Whilst Atheists and Religious Nuts battle it out with internet fights, I'm here thinking how great the direction of this scene is.
datRed Right there with you mate, Both myself (Catholic) and my mate (die hard Atheist) think this was the coolest damn scene from the film.
moctuzuma Right there with you all. I'm not Christian nor devoted to any established mainstream religion (but I do believe that there is some form of divine power); my friend is a devoted Christian. After the movie ended this scene was all we talked about.
datRed I have mixed feelings about this movie as a whole, but this sequence is absolutely wonderful.
datRed Agreed, 'nuff said.
datRed Mormon/Christian here. I thought this scene was so awesome.
I still can't believe how close minded some people are. When I saw this movie, I thought religious and non-religious people will come to an understanding. For me, this is the most creative way of showing how the beginning really happen while still basing on both scientific theories and biblical writings. *Religions or beliefs doesn't start wars, narrow-minded people do.*
I agree, both atheists and Christians can be very close-minded and it is perhaps one of greatest tragedies of modern society.
Religion is a tool to control those narrow-minded people
+dice1331 On the scietific point: Birds came after the crawling things, after the fish, not with them.
Also, this film went outof its way to offend humanity, and you expect it to bring people together. It just reminded us that there are people who hate their own species and who ouit ot be castigated by society.
+dice1331 Man I agree so much :)
+hunter christensen we know. Birds came after dinosaurs, so yeah. The flying creatures had to adapt to land first before flying, because, well they have to rest somewhere, don't they ? If I'm correct, the first flying creatures were insects and they had to conquer the land first.
I always believed for years that evolution and faith do not contradict each other at all. I never understood why we had to pick a side. This scene perfectly represents what I’ve been thinking the whole time.
damn adam and eve got dat healthy glow
+Jacob Hendrixson Soul Glow
DatM4ilGuy ` they were luminescent and fleshless right up until they eat the fruit.
must have been using those healing stones from Goop
Maybe it's Maybelline?
So they were angels, but no wings
if you can't appreciate the artistry that went into making this, then something is wrong with you.
iloveoldschoolanime exactly
Say that to the salty atheists complaining in the comments about people who believes in Creation
Considering how this is supposed to be based off a book that a very large portion of the human population holds very dear, I would imagine that the best mindset would be to be as representative and faithful to the book as possible.
Considering how that's not the case with this movie on all fronts including this scene, your statement here doesn't amount to much.
Besides, we all know that if this scene went full creation instead of mixing evolution with creationism, the same people who are praising the scene would be snorting with derision.
@@hunterspride18 even as a Christian I know it's a made up story
@@maximilian6830 You're referring to the video clip yes?
Believer or not, you must admit that this scene is VERY cool.
@@dinglerange Evolution is bullshit. Unless you believe that a fish can evolve into a bear, based on this scene. It's showing off all of creation in a single scene, by placing every animal in relatively the same position, so that our limited human eyes can track what's being shown to us.
You have my same name
It gave me a headache
@@milesmatheson1142 A fish can and has evolved into a bear, it just took a couple hundred million years of subtle mutations. Hundreds of billions of creatures on this planet are making new generations every second, each one differing extremely slightly, practically unnoticable mutations in their DNA.
@@BigT.Larrity No you cannot say this like its a fact. The theory of evolution is based on the asumption of homology which can't be prooved. Every living being, every specie is capable of mutation but what you present is not as certain in science that what you think, even among biologists.
Now THAT is how you write a scene...my goodness.
I don't understand why did everyone hate this movie??? I really liked it
+Hontoni Arigato Historical inaccuracies, stone golem angels, and it dragged on too long. Which yeah I know, it's a movie based on the bible hurr durr what do I mean by historical inaccuracies?
The clothing and setting for starters. I didn't know Noah and his family were wearing Yeezy's clothing line at like 2000 B.C and I didn't know we had fully armored knights with long swords and halberds.
+Hontoni Arigato i like some parts but another parts are ireal
+iReadFiction pre flood people where very intelligent... they say that they even messed around with genetics and nuclear power.
shellshock10 LMAO
well those are the theories
One of the most amazing sequences I've seen in cinema for many years.
💯🔥👏❤️
Aronofsky
Best part of the whole movie
indeed, it was too good so it was banned in the countries that couldn't bear watching that
@@saucybackport I think it was only banned in Muslim countries because Muslims don’t accept portraying messengers and prophet and holy personalities cause it’s disrespectful and inappropriate and because it can also lead to idol worship which is like the biggest sin ever in Islam.
There is many great scenes in this movie
@@Rotisiv yet they worship Mohamed as an idol. Own goal. Fun fact idol worshipping is equal sin in christianity, yet everywhere Jesus statues as and idol.
As a theistic evolutionist I can really appreciate stuff like this.
Its very nice
@hunter christensen Exactly, and why would God say how exactly the world was created lol
@@baldyoung8066 the Bible uses Logos and Mythos 2 ancient methods of truth telling. Logos relies on facts while Mythos relies on figures of speech or folklore of deep meaning.
1) Image of God has nothing to do with Evolution. 2) If you believe God is omipotent, no reason not to believe he could create everything in 7 seconds. 3) God merely spoke and everything came into being.
This clip is an affront to God..... death followed the fall of Adam.... theistic evolution is an oxymoron that denies the word of God.
I'm a pastor and I think this scene would be a great discussion starter for youth or adult small group conversation.
Please keep this away from your congregation it is gnostic and wicked.
@@johnsaxon5154 you're living in Sin. The same Sin that brings one to Murder. Jealousy and Hate. Please Repent
@@Coldfront-sg3tt ?
I like this sequence so much because it highlights how you can believe in a creator and evolution (and all scientific theory/knowledge) without conflict. Genesis was never meant to be taken literally and people who claim it was lack common sense IMO. If you believe in God, you know he gave you a working brain and wants you to use it. Jesus spent most of his time here on earth trying to get people to think OUTSIDE the box. The rest of the time he spent helping, healing, feeding us.. Even giving us wine for celebration
swish007 Creation story in the Bible is not literall it was written for the ancient people understands and read it and uses symbolic figures or events on how works and how powerful God is. Because in that time no one understands the time of millions and billions of years, no one will understand the evolution , DNA sequence, Genetic sequence, Chemistry, Medicine, Astronomy and others that only the modern science can explain. And some of the scientific theory of creation is also created by Monks that they based on the Creation story of Genesis that explains the power of God in more Scientific and they explain it more deeply and more realistic that their theory becomes the basis of Modern Scientist in terms of Theory of Creation and Evolution.
Fr. Gregor Johann Mendel is one of the Priest/scientist who discovered genetics
Yes, for example, instead of thinking that there was an actual forbidden fruit, we can understand that we got kicked from paradise when we evolved and developed reason (our greatest gift but also our greatest curse)
@@licandres01 I don't think that is what the forbidden fruit means
you can't lmfao it ends the entire "see god could be responsible for evoltuion" with the whole miracle something from nothing humans appeared nonsense
It is to be taken literally, you need the Holy Spirit for interpretation.
The bible didnt say 24 hour human days there is no time in heaven . Therefore each day couldve been millions of years.
Never thought about that... We don't see time passing the same way God does...
Ricvictors Midway through the creation the sun rose and set. That's 24 hours. Why, if we consider that God is the origin of creation, is it hard to believe that He, being all powerful, could not do this in six days?
Jude Olmstead Um, because we *know* that this sequence of events didn't play out in six literal days?
Maybe god could have "created the world" in six days if he wanted to, but that's certainly not what actually happened.
zolikoff Don't preface your answers with, "Um." It makes you sound ridiculous.
As per the core of your answer, you don't know. No one does. It's the basis of the debate: How did it all begin. Even from a scientific level it's accepted that the conclusions are all theory based.
Adam Torua Or you could accept the fact that the bible is complete BS on the matter and stop trying to rationalize the facts to your beliefs.
Christains are told to spread God's word but the listeners choose whether to believe it or not. We cant force them and if they disagree, we have to respect their choice and treat no different than believers.
Finally, a modicum of common sense in the comments.
Christ led by example. We need to start following it.
@ASAPVENENO, you speak the truth, we are all messengers of Christ, and it is our duty to present the good news of Jesus to the world, but we can not impose our faith to others and shove down their throats, we have to give the example that Christ gave to use, that is to love one another, despite what others believe. God bless you!
Ugh
Dumb
Same is the case with Muslims, the nation I belong to
@@ayazmunir3302 And how is that working out for ya?
Don't worry, only jokes here
I really love this sequence. Why should a God not make use of mechanisms such as gravity or evolution? Existence is wondrous and awe-inspiring.
I agree.
Or cancer in children.
This scene was so beautiful. It connects creation with the big bang theory in such a nice way. I, as an agnostic, love to see these two combined instead of being opposites as usual. Well done, Mr. Aronofsky.
I'm a Christian and I love this movie. It s a cool adaption of the story. I also think that God created evolution. Let there be light= Big Bang. Who says God interprets time the same way we do? Those billions of years of evolution could be six days to him...
I´m agree with you
Es cuestión de interpretación!!!
It's pretty ignorant to deny science because of a book that was written by man and gone through god knows how many iterations. The big bang and evolution being the creations of god make far more sense than your silly adherence to an old book.
But then again, you think everyone else who uses their god-given brain to look at things logically is going to hell because they don't believe your strict interpretation.
+Lord Thornton Eddington I do not deny science because of what the Bible says. And no, I don't think people who think logically are going to hell. Even if you aren't religious, the Bible teaches things that people should just do anyway. The Bible says not to judge and to love one another. You don't have to be religious to do that.
Actually, time is basically a creation of god since time started to exists with the universe, don't get literal with your books.
I thought Aronofsky did a fantastic job with this film. I'm not going to debate how accurate it was to the Bible (or history) but in terms of human morals in a Biblical context and visual portrayal, he did really well. I do like how pre-Noah events like Adam and Eve and Cain and Abel were done as spirits and shadows as symbols of the past and consequences of what humanity became at that time. I think it's extremely underrated.
Ugh. A second modicum of common sense!
Why do people think that the shifting animals is evolution, or that the shifting murders is somehow that we are living in a post-apocalyptic world?
The thing I think that messed with most people is religious people did not like this movie because it's a fantasy sci-fi version if a bible story. And non-religious people didn't see this movie, because it sounded like an overly produced bible story. Definitely carved itself a very niche audience.
@@milesmatheson1142 This story *is* a post-apocalyptic story. For crying out loud, the villains have firearms!
I really like how it connects to the scientific interpretation of creation
This scene: **exists**
Result:
*Atheism 🤝 Religion*
Yeah lol
I really want that to happen both athiesim and religon working side by side. sorry for the misspelling.
Ok this is the most pleasant thing I’ve read from a religious comment section
@@ciaransandelin1236 Same, why can't we just get along like good people!
Yeah
Even I'm an atheist but still movies are a work of fiction meant to entertain us. So we should forget about our rl while watching them.
I love this scene very much. My faith in God and scientific knowledge are both presented beautifully in this scene. Both describe the creation quite similarly. I thank the filmmakers and God for this movie.
If God can only create through death, then why garner he worship?
@@fotzegamingandmedia1840 death didn't exist until our parents adam and eve brought it into the world from their sin
Exactly as a muslim i got pissed off when i see how ignorant of scienece people are. They say it conflicts with religion when in reality it does not.
@@jesusislord7772 Then he couldn't have used evolution as a means of creation. Evolution requires trial and error. Life and death.
@@aliahmed7287 who are you responding to?
The scene with the silhouettes is magnificently beautiful!
I haven't seen the movie but I love this scene, especially when it shows all the warriors, kings, and cowboys using their whips, swords, guns and spears as a representation of the violence started by the story of Cain and Abel
Yes and soldiers of ww1 and ww2 and Cold War and Vietnam war and police riot control
I do not believe in Creation but this sequence is a masterpiece
It's ok. Our Father, the Creator, is waiting for you with open arms when you do decide to come to your senses.
bio2020 you are aware he kills more of us then the badguy aka Satan right? SERIOUSLY WHY IS THE BADGUY NICER!!! he hasn't killed anyone, all those deaths where on their own heads by fault of hubris or being overtly evil by some standard... also the dude keeps the bad souls in hell away from us. Can we all agree Satan is at least doing the community a service and an okay guy for an evil dude? And god is the deity equivalent to a dead beat father?
you're such a fool! The bible is true,it's getting more and more obvious as each day passes.
stereomaxout
Don't you know that Satan is the father of lies? This evil world isn't because of God, if is because of man; all wars -- started by us.
The Programmer of video games mmmmmmm no it’s not.
I absolutely love this scene. I love how someone finally had the balls to show that religion and science aren't to be separated, and that both explain one another. Even gods (any).
Roboartist both can explain one another if both parties looked at things from the video's point of view.
Well yes that's nice and good but you have to remember that it's not a wide mass of people who are opposed to this notion, but rather a small group of people, mostly elected officials, who skew the story to meet their goals and interests. It's the group doing the leading that's the problem.
This movie is nonsense cause evolution never happened
For man it was sicience, for God it was a creation
Who said science and evolution are synonymous?
This scene alone made this movie worth the price of admission. I don't remember much else...some transformers made of rocks fighting barbarians. But this scene is a masterpiece on so many levels.
I once heard someone mention that when there's the flashes of soldiers from different eras killing each other, it left open the possibility that this story of Noah takes place far in the post apocalyptic future instead of the distant past. That's an interpretation I love :)
That sounds... unlikely. There's pretty much nothing to suggest that.
Agree. I thought of it as a movie set in a post-apocalyptic world.
Watch Kent Hovind debates
I like to think this movie does take place in a post apocalyptic world, far in the future instead of the past.
Pre-flood peoples were actually pretty intelligent. There's nothing denoting that these cultures couldn't have existed beforehand.
Brother against brother,
Nation against nation,
Man against... creation.
*epic*
Not epic it’s sad and cruel
Even though I'm not a believer, I found that scene awesome.
That's the problem with a lot of atheists today, they're trying to force their logic on christians, jews and muslims while rejecting everything these three philosophies offer.
Exactly. I am an atheist, and this movie is a work of art. The story is also very good, albeit false, but still very entertaining.
InvisibleOther It isn't necessary that it's false, simply not proven yet. We thought the Iliad was fantasy and make-believe, yet we managed to excavate Troy and its wall. There's a BIG chance that the Flood did happen since so many cultures besides Abrahamic tradition told that story, though not in the massive scale the Bible might have indicated. More than likely, it probably happened on a smaller scale, but during a time when humanity was small enough that its impact would be devastating.
IRAMantisShrimp Are you seriously comparing the Iliad to a worldwide flood only survived by two of each animal, thanks to the making of a giant boat by some old chosen man, which then was recovered by incest to make today's worldwide fauna?
InvisibleOther I am comparing ancient texts, made by ancient men far older than our time back when the world was a younger place and people were divided by vast geological barriers rather than two different computer screens. The way I see it, the Flood tale more likely involves a small section of the world, where, at the time, most of the human population that composed of the ancestors of the Abrahamic peoples once lived. Given that the Flood story is multicultural, to the point where cultures as far away and unconnected as the Indonesians, the Toltecs, Greeks, and Sumerians share the same story; of a chosen few tasked with protecting a group of animals aboard a giant boat while a massive flood wiped out all of known mankind; there's a very good chance that there's truth to it. There was a lot of volcanic activity and geological disturbances right about the time we began to make our way out of Africa, after all.
Yeah cuz religion is NEVER pushed onto atheists
I'm an atheist, but I'll admit, that was actually pretty entertaining.
+Obito Uchiha true :)
Agreed. What is really nice is that if you replace the voice over with something else you can get a somewhat "accurate" representation of the big bang all the way to the evolution of man (excluding the paradise scene... yeah)
Lol what? Why does it matter if you're an atheist or not? It's a well crafted scene, that's all that should matter.
How can a nearly 4 thousand year old book resemble theory of Big Bang, space time, and theory of evolution, because they are indeed the word of God, the word of our creator!
Days in bible is the sequence of creation so we can understand not the exact day
I've heard this movie isn't that good but this theory of evolution mashed with the creation story was cool and I actually quite like the idea that that was what happened and god only steered the course of things...
the movie was a masterpiece of cinematography if nothing else imo. the world he created was stunning. the acting i thought was really good. it was pretty dark though, and took some liberties that i would say strayed from what the original story said.. but it's a movie, made for entertainment so it's not a big deal to me.
swish007
You see this movie with eyes unclouded, you have my respect
Kenneth Satria haha thanks, it's weird how people tend to forget that movies are primarily for entertainment.. i guess anything associated with the bible will draw out the zealots. going into the theater thinking a movie about noah would be accurate to the bible is incredibly naive. (especially knowing who made it) a movie like this is folklore. some would say the bible is the same.. but whether you think the bible is or isn't legend, it doesn't mean you can't enjoy a movie like this for what it is.
*****
A lot like nowadays actually, minus the dreams bit
Movies are made for entertainment but if your going to make a movie based of a book and history you should do it right because its in the book.
Now I'm an atheist and everything but I loved this movie and especially this badass sequence
+Jarek Barocio I'm religious, and I liked it too. Yes, they took liberties, but I felt like the liberties worked.
This scene is amazing. Visually astonishing, completely beautiful, and tells the most important story for us all: the creation of the Universe, in the perspective of both Christianity and Science. I don't mind if there is a God out there or not... if he is indeed watching us, then his job is beauteous; if he is not, then I am to attribute my very existence to someone or something else, but if there is something that cannot be refuted is that the Universe could not have come from nowhere.
Well said. There is just something about the Universe that doesn't make sense without external causation. Therefore, something external to our reality exists.
Yea but it kinda goes against the point of the film if it’s mirroring evolution . It’s like they were too afraid to just do what the bible said happened and made it about evolution.
@@scienceandreligionden5903 Oh wow, I did not remember that comment haha. I still think it's a great scene, because it tells the story of the Creation through the eyes of evolution, implying that science and religion are not opposites.
@@scienceandreligionden5903 Well the director of the film is an atheist. The film isn't meant to be a literal take on the Bible story, it's the Noah story as a true myth
That’s so true when he said “man did this, we did this.” Everyone always seems to blame God but never look at themselves in the mirror
This idea of the combination of Creationism and Evolution is excellent, it reminds me of the interpretation of Dr. Francis Collins, which blends scientific discoveries and the scriptures into one core idea to the point where two reinforce each other rather than being at odds. Brilliant, I love this.
This scene is one of the greatest cinematic, and artistic achievements I have ever witnessed. I dont remember much else about the movie.
i really love how they mix science theory with religion mithology
saying that god made the big bang, and 1 day to god was billions of interstellar years, saying that there was 6 days of universe creation for the human minds can understand, but for god was billions and billions and billions of creation years
there is even evolution scenes, 100/100 to this idea
yeah it helps religious people to be less ignorant towards science
Man, that timelapse, especially the part where it showed a scene of war and it's evolution sent goosebumps
Hands down one of best sequences Aronofsky's ever done, even if it's not overall one of his best movies.
Well, I'm an atheist... but I don't care what you believe as long as you agree with me on 2 things:
1) This scene is beatiful
2) The best thing in the movie is Ray Winstone. He steals every scene he is in and kicks ass as Tubalcain
I wish all the athiests here posted a comment like this one.
I thought he was annoying when he was stowing away in the boat.
Turn to Jesus brother.. HE loves you ♥️🙏
Ray Winstone is the man !! He’s gonna be in the upcoming black widow movie they just signed him on
I don’t care if you’re an atheist, mate. All I care is that if you’re a good person or not.
The movie is not about God or the bible or evolution. The movie is about the goodness in man and how we have not and are not living up to our full potential
True. But this scene is about creation, specifically. People are reading too much into the different creatures being shown as "evolution". That's not what's being shown; Not unless you believe that a fish can evolve into a bear. It's showing off all of creation in a single scene, by placing every animal in relatively the same position, so that our limited human eyes can track what's being shown to us.
@@milesmatheson1142 orca whales evolved from wolves, so why not
No man is good, not one.
@@SolidPain6624 what about Jesus?
@@InitialPC Jesus is God. When he was on earth, he was god in the flesh, he was the man who never sinned. Do you believe in the trinity? That’s what I believe in Father,son,holy spirit.
2:58 I like how it depicts no matter when you live, mankind found a way to kill each other.
Present day: cats trailer comes out
God: noah....NOAH get the boat ready, we’re doing this again!
Reading this comment section is like discovering a singularity of internet trolls. A deep, dark place where the philosophical gravity is so strong, assholes on polar opposite ends of an idealogical spectrum are caught in a never ending, spiraling death march towards crushing idiocracy, where not even a pixel of logic survives.
This has made my day
I know right, it honestly makes me feel bad to see people falling into such levels of stupidity.
Dude, that was such poetry. I heartily agree with you, good sir. You made my day.
I sort of heard that in Russell Crowe's voice. Awesome.
welcome to the internet, I'm Stereo. The antimatter/bizzaro troll, Im an atheist but only cause I hate the idea of deities but am willing to view god as a force of nature, i respect religion and enforce that people should stick to their ideals and beliefs so long as it doesn't endanger anyone and/or they use common sense when talking to me. I enjoy discussing and debating religion vs. science in a polite way and ringing an acceptable conclusion where both can be right or the force known as god pushed us to discover more about the world and prove him wrong (using reverse psychology parent vs child dilemma) as a way to prove how wondrous our world truly is. Not all the internet is dark... just that light teetering at the edge of the internet event horizon, thats guys like me we are here but tend to not want to get in the middle of things.
Science and the belief in a Creator are perfectly compatible. This scene sums that up perfectly
Reduces me to tears every time. I can't believe we did this to God's creation. We truly did need salvation.
You need to read your Bible again, because this nonsense that we see here, ISNT the creation account, this is the theory of evolution.
@@teo5836 I think you need to read it and comprenhend it first.
@@oswaldomorales8924 oh, you’re mad now?
@@teo5836 what
@@oswaldomorales8924 you’re upset because you can’t obviously tell that this is evidently NOT the creation account specifically detailed in Genesis, and that it’s CLEARLY showing the theory of evolution.
The “let their be light, and light was” line simultaneous with an image of the Big Bang is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen tbh
I'm an old world Creationist and in my opinion (not stabbing anyone else's) this is the best representation of Creation I have ever seen. A simple concept done with such detail and respect. Props to the team that brought this to life, and to the Lord Most High!
I agree fully. I watched this film for entertainment and when this part came on, I was absolutely astonished at how incredibly well this was put together as well.
I now want to see a new-age Aladdin movie where he wishes for all humanities ignorance to end so they can learn to enjoy a god damn entertainment flick and appreciate it for what it is.
This is what happens when you let devil worshippers tell our story
did you not see the montage was of evolution, from the fish to the lizard to the man and woman
@@bahathintuli1020 devil worshippers? as if. open your mind a little and your learn the worls isn't just your perspective.
@@THMARKDWARRR sorry to burst your bubble, but the entire entertainment industry is full of devil worshippers. we're you living under a rock when everyone was talking about the illuminati?
@@bahathintuli1020 Evolution is part of God's creation. Most of us Christians don't follow men like Ken Ham.
even though I am an atheist, I actually enjoyed this scene. I like how they wove evolution into the time lapse and how they showed the evil within humanity even though I don't agree with how the evil within our species came to be from that perspective, I believe that as we evolved and as we got smarter, our intelligence gave way to arrogance and ignorance which then gave way to greed, selfishness and a lust for power which grew as time went on.
2:51 best scene starts here
the scene is just a masterpiece.
Holy shit people, its a cool scene. Lets leave it at that
Wow, it is really poetic. When the people of the past interpreted it all they took it too literally. Too soulless. But here it shows its real poesy.
Can we please just admire the editing and VFX put into this scene!?
"He gave them a choice, follow the temptation of darkness or hold on to the blessing of light" and they ate from the forbidden fruit, their innocence extinguished. We murdered each other, we broke the world. Man did this
I love how this sequence attempts to reconcile creationism and evolutionism.
Not unless you believe that a fish can evolve into a bear. It's showing off all of creation in a single scene, by placing every animal in relatively the same position, so that our limited human eyes can track what's being shown to us.
Miles Matheson Depends on your definition of fish, all land animals came from some sort of skeletal fish. As “fish” is one of the only aquatic animals with limbs that could potentially evolve into pads that could walk on land. That fish became the first reptile and egg laying creatures are the ancestors of all life. Even non-egg laying animals technically lay eggs in their ovaries. Plants come from a different story, just aquatic plants gradually adapting to land environment the moment bacteria was able to survive on land.
It's biblical apologetics at its worse.
Beautiful and poetic film making but acting as a security blanket to science denialism.
@@1R0QU012 evolution is science denial?
@@InitialPC
No.
If it was, Evolutionary Biology would have ceased to be a scientific discipline a long time ago.
Rather than topple Science, biblical apologetics started
Man oh man I’m an atheist but just love history and folklore and religious study and the Bible and Darren Arrofinskys GENIUS!!! I was mesmerized by this film and saw it five times on the big screen it’s just such a masterwork of beautiful myths the Garden of Eden scene is SO tragic and tearful !!!
Yes it is well done. As a Christian I think this creation/eden scene is the best visual representation of what I believe. I especially liked how they linked the tree of the knowlege of good and evil to human conflict.
Overall, a very well done example of a 'compressed narrative'.
Gotta love how one-sided young earth creationists and anti-theistic evolutionists can be. And "days" can mean any amount of time, since there were no days before the sun and the earth
why not understand the word "day" as you do the word "step" ?
Ha Kou Idk why
paradisecityX0 because religious texts are not to be taken literally?
Ha Kou Depends. That's where wisdom (and a bit of common sense) comes in
paradisecityX0 And doesn't it make sense that days didn't exist before the universe, i'll bet that it does.
Such a remarkable and beautiful scene. Great narration, great animation, great direction. Beautiful ❤️
I love how they showed the Earth's collision with Theia, forming our moon. This whole sequence is just brilliant.
That was such a popular concept 2,000 years ago wasn't it? It's not brilliant, it's stupid beyond comprehension in this movie. Theia wouldn't be imagined for another 2,000 years or more after these people died.
@SanctusPaulus-ic5gl If I have to explain, it's not worth it. Google Theia sometime. Then Google Noah. Note the earliest mention of Theia. Then try to figure how Noah would be chatting Theia up with his grandkids. The concept that our Moon was created from a collision with another object wasn't even created for thousands of years after Noah died. This movie is a perfect example of how Hollywood will pervert anything they want to get their message across. Noah did not believe in the theory of evolution for the very simple reason it did not exist.
@@anthonyrogers6429um... Earth and Theia collided 4.5 billion years ago. Why does it matter if people 2000 years ago knew about it? It still happened.
@@halojoe1028Where is the evidence that anyone knew about it 2,000 years ago? Noah very simply did not sit around a campfire explaining theory of evolution to small children. It did not happen. The writers lied. Hollywood can't live with the story as it is documented so they made up their own story to make themselves happy. It is total BS. You trying to justify this flat out lie that "because it might have happened means they don't have to tell the truth" is total BS as well. What library did Noah go to learn about the Theory of Evolution? Which college did he attend? Did he see it on the Internet? Prey tell dude, where did Noah learn this theory that wouldn't exist for another 2,000 years? The Bible didn't seem to think he knew it, but Hollywood now does. So which is right? For reference, since you seem clueless, the Bible predates the Theory of Evolution as well. Probably by close to 2,000 years as well. Hollywood can go back about 100 years. So bring it on. How did Noah know about a theory that wouldn't exist for thousands of years after he and everyone in that movie were dead? That wasn't the only point of what made that a laughably bad movie, but it does seem to be the one liberals desperately cling to.
@@anthonyrogers6429You're missing the point. This scene is supposed to show creation based on contemporary scientific knowledge back in 2014.
As someone who read Genesis, even though this scene feels so forced to me I must admit that it's beautiful.
I am literally crying, this is such a beautiful scene.
this scene always sends chills down the spine... the way earth was created and all of the environment, perfect for life as we know it, began...man just magnificient!
I’m a firm non believer but I love Darren’s take on religion in pi, the fountain, and Noah
That silhouette sequence was so cool
“Adam was but human-this explains it all. He did not want the apple for the apple's sake, he wanted it only because it was forbidden. The mistake was in not forbidding the serpent; then he would have eaten the serpent.” ― Mark Twain
I don't understand the quote. Can you explain why Twain say that?
@@men_del12 it's human nature to be curious and desire forbidden things or do forbidden acts. So when the God forbidded the apple Adam/Eve wanted it badly. So Twain is saying that it's the God's mistake that he forbade apple which made Adam curious about it. Twain is joking that If God forbade eating a snake Adam would have eaten the snake.
@@muralin239 Ah I see. It does make sen-.....hold on...when he said it's God's fault making humans have that bad thing to be set on them, won't that make the humans with God or God with humans have equal label as bad? And if God & humans are bad, won't that mean both are like a fellowships of bad? It sounds like a good normal family relationship since both are already bad so why needing to accuse one another (God to humans or humans to God)?
@@men_del12 We cannot describe God in human like qualities. So, I don't think God keeps a check on what we are doing. There is a quote from one of Twain's Stories.
“You are not you--you have no body, no blood, no bones, you are but a thought. I myself have no existence; I am but a dream--your dream, a creature of your imagination. In a moment you will have realized this, then you will banish me from your visions and I shall dissolve into the nothingness out of which you made me. I am perishing already, I am failing, I am passing away.
In a little while you will be alone in shoreless space, to wander its limitless solitudes without friend or comrade forever-for you will remain a thought, the only existent thought, and by your nature inextinguishable, indestructible. But I, your poor servant, have revealed you to yourself and set you free. Dream other dreams, and better!
Strange! that you should not have suspected years ago-centuries, ages, eons, ago!-for you have existed, companionless, through all the eternities.
Strange, indeed, that you should not have suspected that your universe and its contents were only dreams, visions, fiction! Strange, because they are so frankly and hysterically insane-like all dreams: a God who could make good children as easily as bad, yet preferred to make bad ones; who could have made every one of them happy, yet never made a single happy one; who made them prize their bitter life, yet stingily cut it short; who gave his angels eternal happiness unearned, yet required his other children to earn it; who gave his angels painless lives, yet cursed his other children with biting miseries and maladies of mind and body; who mouths justice and invented hell-mouths mercy and invented hell-mouths Golden Rules, and forgiveness multiplied by seventy times seven, and invented hell; who mouths morals to other people and has none himself; who frowns upon crimes, yet commits them all; who created man without invitation, then tries to shuffle the responsibility for man's acts upon man, instead of honorably placing it where it belongs, upon himself; and finally, with altogether divine obtuseness, invites this poor, abused slave to worship him!
You perceive, now, that these things are all impossible except in a dream. You perceive that they are pure and puerile insanities, the silly creations of an imagination that is not conscious of its freaks-in a word, that they are a dream, and you the maker of it. The dream-marks are all present; you should have recognized them earlier.
"It is true, that which I have revealed to you; there is no God, no universe, no human race, no earthly life, no heaven, no hell. It is all a dream-a grotesque and foolish dream. Nothing exists but you. And you are but a thought-a vagrant thought, a useless thought, a homeless thought, wandering forlorn among the empty eternities!”
― Mark Twain, The Mysterious Stranger
My interpretation of "days", isn't a literal day but from god's perspective of time a million years would feel like a day.
2:20 My reaction:
"Aww, cute snake!! ... O_O Ok, less cute now..."
I liked this scene a lot, aside from the inaccuracy of birds existing before furred mammals :)
it went from a Boop Snoot Sarchastic Shoelace to a Four Eyed Nope Rope
This is a movie, a "director's opinion" of what he believes, not religious neither scientific facts...
I like the "big bang" explotion, and I think it's the same scene as Xibalba's death from "The Fountain" movie...
Yes and the director has said he is an atheist. So who is the Creator?
Maybe the director read the bible
perhaps he wanted to make a movie and make money?And this movie is not his beliefs?
And since there are 2+ billion christians out there the subject is very good.
In the beginning God created. All praises to the Most High El Elyon!!
I am Muslim but I still believe in the story of Noah all muslims do but the way they showed this hit me so hard it taught me that 1 day for god isn’t 24 hours its billions of years and it shows the simple words god said lead to a much larger concept. Example: God “let there be light” aka the Big Bang
Amazing visual, the director is a genius. One of the world’s greatest.
Why do people assume God’s interpretation of a “day” is confined to the Earth’s 24 hour rotation cycle? Where God is from maybe time moves much slower, therefore a day may be millions of years allowing evolution or maybe a “day” is figurative.
The genius aspect of this scene is they actually managed to combine between creation and evolution.
literally the perfect combination of science + religion to explaining the beginning of life and the universe
notice the tree of the forbidden fruit shaped like the DNA double helix and the snake slithering. it represents the mixture of the original human with that of the serpentine race. We were created in gods image but when we became hybrids we lost all innocence.
good observation
+Erick Montejano hybrids? hybrids of what?
Hybrids of the draconian race that altered our DNA
What? ye' fucked up?
Very good point
And now the debate begins!
What debate? If it has anything do to with a man-made book, then it's not a debate, its a stupidity parade.
Alex Ribeiro first blood. XD
"You got religion in my science!"
"Well you got science in my religion!"
And it was DELICIOUS
Reese's Peanut Butter Cup reference
Kinda Funny sent me here
in the bible it is written that time is different for us, To God thousands of years are just like one day, make sense
If this film were to win an Oscar, I would so hope for best Film Editing. It looks amazing in this film!
“Brother against brother”
“Nation against nation”
TH-cam comment against TH-cam comment
😜
I like that they incorporated Book of Enoch with story of Noah and environment.
I like how 7 days were portrayed as an analogy of how everything happened in "7 days" not 7 days- 24 hours time. 7 days could have been a LOT OF TIME.
Time is relative
I’m a Christian and worship Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior. I’ve studied the history of “Man” and was obsessed with our origins. Reading the Bible answered my questions of who we truly are a beautiful creation who sinned against God. We caused all of this oh how we are fallen, John 3:16 I can’t help but cry out to him and thank him. How my soul longs to return home.
"A thousand years in your sight
are like a day that has just gone by,
or like a watch in the night"
Psalm 90:4
This basically says that a single day for God could be a billion years for us. Time moves differently for God. He created time!
I don’t think time affects god at all, or even reaches him. This is simply an idea, not a belief or fact or even yet an opinion.
@@jaimebatista4624 Both are correct. God is largely unaffected by our concept of time, because he has his own- a thousand years is as a day to Him, and a day as a thousand years.
Basically, all those thousands of years of people slaying each other are our punishment for Cain slaying Abel, because the next 10 generations are punished for the sins of the father. The Earth is only 8020 years old, so we still have roughly 1,980 more years of bloodshed. Unless, of course, God decides to bring about Revelations before then. Which, if you've been paying attention to world events, is very likely to happen very soon.
@ThatDamnScottishGuy I think that the big bang and evolution shows God's genius. I mean, why create everything separately, when you can cause an explosion (or expansion) and will create everything as time goes by. I think that it is more amazing to picture God causing one event that creates everything, than creating everything separately.
All civilizations/soldiers mentioned in there:
1-caveman
2-Akkadian
3-Early Native American
4-Idk this just a man holding a knife
5-Ancient Egyptian
6-Persian/Arabian assasin
7-Babylonnian
8-Another man holding a knife
9-Median
10-Hittite
11-Roman
12-Can't see anything
13-Bedouin
14-Roman Praetorian Guard
15-Sumerian
16- Knight
17-Saracen
18-Another saracen
19-Kushite or Late egyptian
20-Seljuk Turk
21-Late European Knight
22- A guy with club
23-Viking
24-Can't see anything
25-Spaniard
26- South American Tribesman
27- Late Native American
28- Inca
29-Conquisator
30-Musketer
31-WWI russian
32-WWII british
33-Victorian British
34-WWI German throws granade
35-American from Vietnam war
36-Vietnamese
37-American that holds gun and throws granade
38-Crusader Knight
39-Riot Police
I like how even though it's the religious version of Creation, it pays tribute to evolution too by showing how the creatures changed and adapted.
This is powerful
We need more movies like this 🙌
Always found it funny that the biblical Forbidden fruit was from the tree of knowledge. Basically saying do not learn
For with much wisdom comes much sorrow; the more knowledge, the more grief. The greater my wisdom, the greater my grief. To increase knowledge only increases sorrow.
-Ecclesiastes 1:18
@@demiurge9212 Would you rather ignore your problems or actually (like... actually) fix them?
Maybe the purpose is giving knowledge of understanding, but Adam and Eve were not ready, bruh they literally only a few days old. A baby. They doesn't have the foundation. What happen if you gave a baby that kind of knowledge? The extreme stress
In the beginning All is darkness, empty and void abyss. God was sleeping and bored, and then he created the universe and it's lifes creation for the sole purpose of entertainment and then he never got bored again. For billion of years he watched laugh,smile, cry, sympathize what a great pleasure of watching the most beautiful creation he made..
I LOVE how they used Creation Theory and Big Bang theory intertwined in this scene