日本人が欧米の文化や歴史には切っても切り離せない事がこの映画を見る事によって理解が出来る
優れた作品ですね。
この映画を見て私も聖書というものを勉強するようになりました。
聖書は奥が深く楽しいです。
ただ日本人は新約聖書から読まないと挫折するでしょうね。
天地創造 [DVD]
フォーマット | ドルビー, 字幕付き, ワイドスクリーン, 色, 吹き替え |
コントリビュータ | リチャード・ハリス, マイケル・パークス, ジョン・ヒューストン, ウラ・ベルグリッド |
言語 | 英語 |
稼働時間 | 2 時間 55 分 |
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旧約聖書の世界を巨匠ジョン・ヒューストンが
空前のスケールで映画化したスペクタクル!
<キャスト&スタッフ>
アダム…マイケル・パークス(井上和彦)
イブ…ウラ・ベルグリッド(玉川紗己子)
カイン…リチャード・ハリス(屋良有作)
監督:ジョン・ヒューストン
製作:ディノ・デ・ラウレンティス
脚本:クリストファ・フライ
●字幕翻訳:森 みさ ●吹替翻訳:武満真樹
<ストーリー>
旧約聖書の世界を舞台に、「天地創造」「アダムとイブ」「ノアの方舟」など、誰もが知っているエピソードが豪華キャストと目を見張る映像によって綴られる!
<ポイント>
●旧約聖書の世界を巨匠ジョン・ヒューストンが空前のスケールで映画化したスペクタクル!
●日本語吹替音声計約109分収録。
※現存するテレビ放送当時のものを収録しております。そのため一部吹替の音源がない部分はオリジナル音声(字幕スーパー付)となっております。
<特典>
●オリジナル劇場予告編
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- アスペクト比 : 2.35:1
- メーカーにより製造中止になりました : いいえ
- 言語 : 英語
- 製品サイズ : 30 x 10 x 20 cm; 0.28 g
- EAN : 4988142804228
- 製造元リファレンス : 43215-521
- 監督 : ジョン・ヒューストン
- メディア形式 : ドルビー, 字幕付き, ワイドスクリーン, 色, 吹き替え
- 時間 : 2 時間 55 分
- 発売日 : 2010/8/4
- 出演 : マイケル・パークス, ウラ・ベルグリッド, リチャード・ハリス
- 字幕: : 日本語, 英語
- 販売元 : 20世紀フォックス・ホーム・エンターテイメント・ジャパン
- ASIN : B003QUCYGE
- ディスク枚数 : 1
- Amazon 売れ筋ランキング: - 49,726位DVD (DVDの売れ筋ランキングを見る)
- - 4,524位外国のドラマ映画
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上位レビュー、対象国: 日本
レビューのフィルタリング中に問題が発生しました。後でもう一度試してください。
2020年9月15日に日本でレビュー済み
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昔、映画館で見た時の壮大なスケールが記憶に残っていて、ステイホームを機にDVD購入しました。
キリスト教の信者ではありませんが旧約聖書は面白いし、衣装なども興味深く、十分楽しめました。
キリスト教の信者ではありませんが旧約聖書は面白いし、衣装なども興味深く、十分楽しめました。
2019年1月27日に日本でレビュー済み
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とても素晴らしい作品です。長い話を詰め込んでいるので、かなりはしょっているところがありますが、モーセの所はとても良いです。是非とも旧約聖書を読んで下さい。もっと面白い話が沢山あります。
2013年12月3日に日本でレビュー済み
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素晴らしい構成の名作映画ですが、ブルーレイの映像から比較すると、
、創造者の畏敬の念を思い起こさせる背景の大自然などを、実写で「ワンダー」な世界を見たかった。
神に対する畏敬な面がもう少しスペクタルに描いて欲しかったが・・・・・・・・
、創造者の畏敬の念を思い起こさせる背景の大自然などを、実写で「ワンダー」な世界を見たかった。
神に対する畏敬な面がもう少しスペクタルに描いて欲しかったが・・・・・・・・
2013年11月2日に日本でレビュー済み
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ずいぶん、勝手な理論だな。
泥から、人間なの?
ダーウィンって、殺されたの?
むちゃくちゃ、やってたね、昔の人は。
泥から、人間なの?
ダーウィンって、殺されたの?
むちゃくちゃ、やってたね、昔の人は。
2014年5月17日に日本でレビュー済み
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クリスチャンではないですが、一つの物語として聖書を読むきっかけになった映画です
聖書を知ってっても知らなくてもお勧めです
聖書を知ってっても知らなくてもお勧めです
2012年11月5日に日本でレビュー済み
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洋画フアンの父に連れられて小学校の時から洋画にハマってました。
特にこの天地創造、十戒など迫力が違いますね。
内容は理解できないところもありましたがとにかく夢中で見てました。
最近の映画はCGのところもあり当時の迫力には相当差がありますね。
昔の映画のDVDを集めて楽しんでいます。
特にこの天地創造、十戒など迫力が違いますね。
内容は理解できないところもありましたがとにかく夢中で見てました。
最近の映画はCGのところもあり当時の迫力には相当差がありますね。
昔の映画のDVDを集めて楽しんでいます。
2014年1月1日に日本でレビュー済み
ジョン・ヒューストン監督の1966年の旧約聖書の1部を映画化した作品。
この話については全くといっていい程知らなかったので勉強にはなったがそれだけ。
ノアの方舟やバべルの塔なんかの再現は迫力あったが、肝心の映画的ドラマ性やスペクタル要素が低いのはっきり言ってそれほど面白くない。
ジョン・ヒューストン監督ってことで期待したが、ハズレの作品でした。
この話については全くといっていい程知らなかったので勉強にはなったがそれだけ。
ノアの方舟やバべルの塔なんかの再現は迫力あったが、肝心の映画的ドラマ性やスペクタル要素が低いのはっきり言ってそれほど面白くない。
ジョン・ヒューストン監督ってことで期待したが、ハズレの作品でした。
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Wenn man die Bibel zur Hand nimmt und vergleicht. Stellt man fest dass das ke für die Zukunft.in Geschichtsbuch ist, sondern ein Lehrbuch

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Gets the Bible Right AND Does So with Incredible Cinematography, Sound and Acting!!
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Some background: when I was perhaps 4-5 years old, in a family that was not religious in thought, word, or deed - except for some traditional commitments to Catholicism, I saw this movie but had no idea what I was looking at until I saw the scene of the king shooting an arrow into the sky (what I know now was the "creatively fleshed out but not thematically inaccurate" account of the Tower of Babel). When that arrow-shot happened, I understood it as a revolt and also perceived the scene as a jolting portrayal of the pride, hatred and foolishness fueling it. Fast-forwarding to my life as an adult, I eventually became an informal student of scripture, one who has given ear and intellect and heart to the "inspiration and inerrancy" side of biblical schools of thought. And over those years, from time-to-time the thought would bubble up, "What about that movie where the man shoots the arrow into the sky?"
Now that I have finally gotten the movie, and on blu-ray, I am swept off my feet, bowled over as it were by the cinematography, sound and acting. After many years of CGI and sophisticated green-screen movies which are cutting edge, I was jaw-droppingly mystified as to how the special effects of "The Bible" could be that good way back then. The bare cinematography and sound are astounding from the outset, but it is the Noah's Ark story which floored me. Yes, you can see some of the unfocused line-of-eye-sight when "Noah" is watching animals go into the ark, but this is no worse than when Gandalf chuckles at bedside when Sam, Merry and Pippin are reunited with a recovering Frodo in Rivendell (in that scene, it appears - at least to me - that Gandalf is chuckling at a green screen). HOWEVER, returning to Noah, when he and his family are on the ark, it is astounding how real the acting is... and perhaps it is true that back then they put big name actors in the same space as animals that could kill them with a single swat or swipe. I cannot speak to that. What I can say is that the Noah's Ark story was especially impressive and pulled me entirely into the story because the realism was not just impressive for the movie's age, but for the realism actually delivered by the production.
I also gave a nod to the depictions of the scattering and the innate viciousness of fallen mankind in the Tower of Bablylon story. Looking at the organized and sophisticated work on the Tower (i.e. a ziggurat), albeit due to enslavement, that devolves into terrified brawls, murder and flight, one cannot fail to notice the movie's creators' attention to detail in the background of the plains as seen from the top of the Tower - the flight and scattering of man in the throes of self-destruction. I think the movie's creators get that spot-on. As well, the internal torment of Abraham in the test of his faith through the sacrifice of his "first-born son of promise" was achingly helpful in understanding a couple things: 1) Abraham was not ignorant of child sacrifice and cults which wove such things into their practices, and 2) the trek which took Abraham and Isaac through the destroyed city - perhaps Sodom or Gomorrah, which had altars (some cults built statues of gods with outstretched arms) upon which children would have likely been placed for burning is leveling to a sensitive father in Abraham. The portrayal should make us, as Abraham was, convinced that the charges against mankind leveled by God are not without justification.
Is this movie for kids? I would say not without parental guidance. The nudity is artistically and cinematically well-done, and is - quite refreshingly - almost clinical... if one knows the story. But, it is the brutality and the no-holds-barred depictions of man's depravity which might give pause to some. On the other side, there is a world of good in the characters who, despite the surrounding idolatrous cultures, remain faithful to the commands of a just Creator who has written onto their hearts - if not spoken to them by Him directly - the ultimate rule of law which says love and serve Him and others, as well.
Finally, is this movie good for a Bible study? I don't think it would hurt... but, it doesn't come through as a vehicle for that. It is better suited to people who have lived long years acquainted with their Bibles, in churches committed to inerrancy and inspiration, and who have lived alongside (not withdrawn from) a world of popular entertainment. I would feel totally comfortable having some artistically- and theologically-minded people from church over for dinner, a glass of wine, and this movie.
Now that I have finally gotten the movie, and on blu-ray, I am swept off my feet, bowled over as it were by the cinematography, sound and acting. After many years of CGI and sophisticated green-screen movies which are cutting edge, I was jaw-droppingly mystified as to how the special effects of "The Bible" could be that good way back then. The bare cinematography and sound are astounding from the outset, but it is the Noah's Ark story which floored me. Yes, you can see some of the unfocused line-of-eye-sight when "Noah" is watching animals go into the ark, but this is no worse than when Gandalf chuckles at bedside when Sam, Merry and Pippin are reunited with a recovering Frodo in Rivendell (in that scene, it appears - at least to me - that Gandalf is chuckling at a green screen). HOWEVER, returning to Noah, when he and his family are on the ark, it is astounding how real the acting is... and perhaps it is true that back then they put big name actors in the same space as animals that could kill them with a single swat or swipe. I cannot speak to that. What I can say is that the Noah's Ark story was especially impressive and pulled me entirely into the story because the realism was not just impressive for the movie's age, but for the realism actually delivered by the production.
I also gave a nod to the depictions of the scattering and the innate viciousness of fallen mankind in the Tower of Bablylon story. Looking at the organized and sophisticated work on the Tower (i.e. a ziggurat), albeit due to enslavement, that devolves into terrified brawls, murder and flight, one cannot fail to notice the movie's creators' attention to detail in the background of the plains as seen from the top of the Tower - the flight and scattering of man in the throes of self-destruction. I think the movie's creators get that spot-on. As well, the internal torment of Abraham in the test of his faith through the sacrifice of his "first-born son of promise" was achingly helpful in understanding a couple things: 1) Abraham was not ignorant of child sacrifice and cults which wove such things into their practices, and 2) the trek which took Abraham and Isaac through the destroyed city - perhaps Sodom or Gomorrah, which had altars (some cults built statues of gods with outstretched arms) upon which children would have likely been placed for burning is leveling to a sensitive father in Abraham. The portrayal should make us, as Abraham was, convinced that the charges against mankind leveled by God are not without justification.
Is this movie for kids? I would say not without parental guidance. The nudity is artistically and cinematically well-done, and is - quite refreshingly - almost clinical... if one knows the story. But, it is the brutality and the no-holds-barred depictions of man's depravity which might give pause to some. On the other side, there is a world of good in the characters who, despite the surrounding idolatrous cultures, remain faithful to the commands of a just Creator who has written onto their hearts - if not spoken to them by Him directly - the ultimate rule of law which says love and serve Him and others, as well.
Finally, is this movie good for a Bible study? I don't think it would hurt... but, it doesn't come through as a vehicle for that. It is better suited to people who have lived long years acquainted with their Bibles, in churches committed to inerrancy and inspiration, and who have lived alongside (not withdrawn from) a world of popular entertainment. I would feel totally comfortable having some artistically- and theologically-minded people from church over for dinner, a glass of wine, and this movie.