Noah, Darren Aronofsky’s biblical epic starring Russell Crowe, is set to depart Peacock in six days. The streaming change comes as the title’s run on the platform nears its May 1 cutoff date.
The film, produced on a reported budget of about $160 million, went on to gross roughly $360 million worldwide and remains one of Crowe’s most visible big-screen ventures in years. Critics largely praised its ambition, while audiences skewed lukewarm in the wake of controversy that surrounded its religious subject matter. On Rotten Tomatoes, it sits around 75% from critics, but the audience score trails closer to 40% due to review-bombing trends.
Cast credits include Jennifer Connelly, Emma Watson, Douglas Booth, Logan Lerman, Anthony Hopkins, and Ray Winstone, with Aronofsky directing. Noah’s box-office surge followed Crowe’s earlier blockbuster days and marked a notable high-water mark for the performer in tentpole projects.
As Noah leaves Peacock, viewers may look back on it as a consequential, polarizing entry in Crowe’s filmography that nonetheless drew substantial global attention.
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