Aside from the mildly impressive CGI, Noah was Biblically inaccurate in every conceivable way. Also, Russell Crowe's Noah was also exactly like Russell Crowe - angry and psychotic. He also had an insatiable need to kill babies for God's will to be fulfilled upon the Earth. Then there's the ending... when Noah's son, Ham, saw him drunk and lying on the ground. And then when Ham left, the camera pans to see Noah without any clothes . The movie basically affirmed one of the most controversial, and widely rejected theories for why Noah cursed his own son and his descendants into servitude.