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As both a Christian and a fan of Aronofsky...I'm very excited for this film.
Hearing about it is a little odd though. Aronofsky wants to direct a film about a story in the Bible? Strange.
I'm glad he's doing this and I think it will give it an interesting and different view. I still believe that you can bring something with religion and open it up thru someone else eyes. He sees things differently and some will like it and some won't.....I myself hope it falls into place.