Oh. My. God (pardon the pun).  Darren Aronofsky has recently made a quite profitable film–”Black Swan”–and for some reason feels the need to ruin his one-film profitability streak by making a movie about Noah’s Ark.

The last myth-based film, 2010’s “Clash of the Titans” was profitable, but despite being a mediocre film, at least had The Kraken.

And he wants $130 million dollars for a film about Noah’s Ark?  I think that he may be underestimating the influence of “The Passion of the Christ” (which only cost $30 million to make) or that of Christian Evangelicals, which I think would be the core audience for such a film.  Though what bothers me most is, if this project somehow gets green-lighted, that Guillermo del Toro’s “At The Mountains Of Madness” somehow cannot get studio backing despite the presence of an A-list director and uber-director/producer (James Cameron).

And by the way, what’s an “edgy” version of the Noah’s Ark story mean?  It’s four or five relatives on a ship with lots of animals.  I don’t quite see where the “edgy” comes in.