Noah

Russell Crowe goes from Christian allegory in 'Man of Steel' to the actual Bible days in Paramount's first 'Noah' trailer. The footage made the rounds at religious conferences, but now it has debuted online for all to see.

Russell Crowe stands tall in the first 'Noah' poster, released ahead of the soon-to-be-dropped trailer. Though we've been keeping tabs on Darren Aronofsky's Biblical epic for some time now, this new look at the film -- much like the story's events -- does not seem like a vision of good things to come.

Making a movie about a religious figure, any religious figure, is bound to lead to some controversy, and it appears that early reactions to Darren Aronofsky's 'Noah' has made the studio nervous. In this case, it may be a no win situation.

It has been a while since we received any goods from Darren Aronofsky's 'Noah,' but the tide is turning today with the arrival of a handful of photos from the much-anticipated biblical epic.

When Director Darren Aronofsky released the first construction image of Noah's ark from the set of 'Noah' during San Diego Comic-Con week, we all just about wet ourselves with excitement. Since then, everyone's been glued to his Twitter account as he demonstrated time and time again that he likes to keep fans updated on the project with new set images and tweet updates. Now the latest image to com

Darren Aronofsky has been doing a bang-up job updating us on his upcoming project 'Noah' via his popular Twitter feed -- tweeting out that set pic of the Ark that went semi-viral and details on filming out of Iceland. This latest look, however, isn't coming from the 'Black Swan' director. Paramount Pictures recently released the first image of lead actor Russell Crowe all suited up for his title r

Those of us following director Darren Aronofsky on Twitter – and if you aren’t, do so now – already know that the ‘Black Swan’ helmer has embraced social media and uses it daily to update interested parties on the development of his Biblical epic, ‘Noah.’ For example, he has alerted us that USA Today will have a “First Look” photo up soon. We’ll keep our eyes open for that. In the meantime, we hav

Darren Aronofsky is one of those directors who manages to get the most out of any project he's ever done, and his upcoming film 'Noah' will be no exception. Will this biblical tale stick to the source material? Or will Aronofsky put his own spin on it?

Anthony Hopkins may be old, but for his next role he'll be playing ancient. Darren Aronofsky has tapped the Oscar winner to play Methuselah in his upcoming epic 'Noah.'

It seems that ever since news started breaking about Darren Aronofsky's 'Noah,' Jennifer Connelly was mentioned as the most likely candidate to play Noah's wife. Well, now it's official: She's in talks to play that role.