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First look inside Noah's ark results in obvious movie gag
Movie Feature
Matt
26th September 2012
While Darren Aronofsky has been toiling away on his big screen version of the story of Noah's ark, film bloggers across the internet have been scratching their heads over how to cover the film in an interesting and original way. They needn't have bothered.
And yet, today on Twitter, Director of Photography Matthew Libatique posted the first photograph showing the inside of Noah's ark:

... and then, excited by the prospect at finally having something concrete to say about the movie, every film blogger in the world will be trampling over themselves to get to the same punchline as they post their reaction to seeing inside the ark for the first time:

Or have I pre-empted this? Oh my god, am I... can I say it? Yes...
FIRST.

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