film because of its depiction of false prophets, including indonesia, united emirates, qatar. these are strange bedfellows, speaking theologically and religiously. >> in a way, they are very good bedfellows because they have a sort of way they want to look at the world which, you know, those of us in religious study say is a fundamentalist viewpoint. on the muslim side, you don't depict anyone who's heard the voice of god, a prophet of god. so noah as a prophet of god should not be depicted. on the christian side, i'll use erick erickson for the example. he's done exactly some of the same thing muslim clerics have done. by saying if anybody says they like this, they should be burned at the stake. these kinds of pronouncements that come out about movies like this, especially a movie where you have, you know -- it's from the jewish tradition, the christian tradition, and the muslim tradition that they all share the same book. i think that paramount probably knew upfront they would have some problems, but perhaps they