I didn't see Noah, but, "Exodus God and Kings" was crap! Barely anything in that tripe had any resemblance to the bible story of Moses. God appeared to Moses in the form of a child? What happened to the appearance of God to Moses where Moses had to wear a veil over his eyes because God was too bright for him to look at (kind of like staring directly at the sun)? Not in that BS movie. God follows Moses in his caravan, still in the human form of a child. Talk about "artistic license" BS. Moses appeared before Ramses wearing warrior garb. Really? I too was hoping that Ramses would just execute Christian Bales' Moses. Why not? The rest of the story did not comport with the bible. Also, the nonsense of having Moses (in warrior garb) get his people across the (not Parted, but, shallowed out in this tripe of a movie) Red Sea and then going back to face off against Ramses just before the Red Sea flooded back in almost killing Moses (too bad it didn't). Ridley Scott made a crap movie here and, like Oliver Stone with "JFK" made a twisted, nothing like the source material, BS piece. It sounds like the people responsible for Noah have done the same thing.
I can imagine that Ridley Scott's next movie will be about Sherlock Holmes. He will make Holmes a 20 year old security guard at Police Headquarters with an aspiration to be a police detective at the French Surete (not Scotland Yard). Holmes will get a roommate who is John Watson a license physical therapist who wants to go to college to become an Osteopathic doctor. They move into a flat in White Chapel, London where John Watson goes out in the evenings to pickup and then kill prostitutes (he's actually Jack the Ripper). Holmes never finds out Watson is Jack the Ripper and they live a long, unfettered life together. End of BS story.