TV & Film Noah movie is (good) vegan propaganda

[Second Summer]

How do you make a movie involving an ark filled with animals that doesn't use a single real animal? My interest in Darren Aronofsky's "Noah" was piqued when I heard this detail about its production, then heightened when I learned the spread for the movie's premiere was vegan.

When I saw some grumbling about the vegan director ticking people off by injecting such elements into the telling of this hallowed story, I had to check it out, and I'm back to report that yes, "Noah" is indeed, gopherwood-wall-to-gopherwood-wall, vegan propaganda.

Full article: Yes, 'Noah' is totally vegan propaganda (Vance Lehmkuhl in the V for Vegan blog on philly.com, April 2, 2014)

 

[Spang]

Darren Aronofsky is one of my favorite directors.

 

[Vee1]

Full article: Yes, 'Noah' is totally vegan propaganda (Vance Lehmkuhl in the V for Vegan blog on philly.com, April 2, 2014)

I am going to watch this movie this weekend. They used CGI to replace all the animals.

There is a very good discussion about it on the Our Hen House podcast this week in the second interview with Noah Gittell. The first interview is also great about the Non Human Right Project.

http://www.ourhenhouse.org/2014/05/...he-cost-of-noticing-is-to-become-responsible/

 

[Clueless Git]

Darren Aronofsky is one of my favorite directors.

Spang, that is the first thing you ever said that I agree with!

He's one of mine and Chovies faves too.

We have The Fountain, Requiem For A Dream and Pi.

Looks like this will be added to the collection too.