I Think It's My Nature To Try

Noah Was This Sort Of Patron Saint In My Life. When I Finished Pi And I Started To Think About What Was Next, I Was Like, "wow, It's Interesting That No One Has Done A Film Of One Of The Greatest Stories Ever Told." Even If You're Not A Jew, A Muslim, Or A Christian, You Likely Have A Flood Story In Your Culture.

I Couldn't Sleep One Night And I Was Sitting In My Office And I Realized That I Was An Independent Filmmaker.

I Think Video Games And That Stuff Should Be As Violent As Possible, But Age-appropriate. It Should Be Realistic. When It's Not Realistic You Run Into Kids Running Around Shooting People And Not Realizing The Consequences.

I Think It's My Nature To Try And Make Original Content, And That's What I've Done, Is Just Try And Approach Things In An Original Way, And Do Things Differently.

Noah Is The Battle Of Justice Versus Mercy. In Genesis It Says That Noah Was Righteous In His Times. You Think You Sort Of Know What Righteous Means, You Know, If You Listen To A Lot Of Bob Marley. According To All The Biblical Scholars We Talked To, Righteousness Is The Proper Balance Of Justice And Mercy. If You Think Of That, As A Parent, You Know That If You Have Too Much Justice And You're Too Strict, You Destroy A Child. If You Have Too Much Mercy, As A Parent, You Destroy A Child As Well. A Big Part Of This Movie Is Noah Finding Mercy For Man.