Although the story of Noah’s order to build the ark before the flood destroyed the world in "Genesis" has only a few pages of description, the filming team has done a detailed study of the world in which Noah lives. Not only built the physical Ark, but in terms of film expressiveness, action scenes and creative visual effects, the creative team’s goal is even more clear: to use contemporary film technology to present the story of "Noah" to the audience intuitively, vividly and personally. The story allows people to see the evil and lofty beliefs in human nature, and at the same time encourages people to still retain the hope of redemption after the catastrophe.
Before the film, although there have been many versions of "Noah" in comedy, animation, and even Broadway musicals, "Noah's Ark: Journey to Creation" became the first movie to truly restore the biblical story on the big screen. Making movies is undoubtedly. Although the story of "Noah's Ark" is a long time ago, it contains many profound meanings that are worthy of reference and reflection by contemporary people. Including environmental protection, peace, human nature, good and evil, salvation and many other elements.
The film director Darren Aronowski believes that "Noah" is a story that can be interpreted through 21st century film technology, and at the same time can fully demonstrate the enduring power of biblical stories. Darren doesn't want to repeat those inherent screen images before, but wants to make "Noah's Ark: Journey of Creation" look refreshing, intuitive, and real.
