Noah's Arc: The Movie

Noah's Arc: The Movie - Seriously, You Gotta See This!

Alright, if you were a fan of the original "Noah's Arc" show, or maybe you're just kinda curious but a little on the fence about this movie, listen up! "Noah's Arc: The Movie" isn't just some throwback; it's a major glow-up that still keeps all that original magic.

Seriously, that vibe you loved from the series and the first movie? It's all here, but like, way leveled up. You're gonna see Noah, Alex, Ricky, and Chance, and it's gonna feel like catching up with old friends. But the coolest part? Seeing how much they've grown. Like, for real, their character development in this movie is just chef's kiss. They've all matured, and watching them navigate life now feels super real and satisfying.

This film is a total rollercoaster of emotions - in the best way possible! You'll be cracking up one minute, getting all thoughtful the next, and yeah, you might even shed a tear or two. It's just so well-written, blending humor, drama, and pure heart. It's gonna hit home for both the OG fans who grew up with it and anyone new just jumping into their world.

And honestly, this movie? It's just for us. It's a huge, affirming hug for Black and LGBTQIA+ folks who've always seen themselves in these characters. Yeah, the "Noah's Arc" journey might've had some bumpy parts, but this movie proves it's grown up, offering content and a message that are both polished and powerful.

So, if you're still debating, take it from me: "Noah's Arc: The Movie" isn't just something to watch; it's an experience you don't want to miss. It's mature, it's got heart, and it's a total win that absolutely deserves your attention.

Let's deal with the fact that this series originated during a time when there was basically no black gay representation on tv. Suddenly what would never happen, happened. Four black men living in California were having their stories told and what some thought would never happen did. The way Patrik-Ian Polk manages to catch his audience up is always stellar.

He has taken us From Noah's Arc - the series, Noah's Arc: Jumping the Broom; The Rona Chronicles & now Noah's Arc - The Movie (2025). In this latest release, Patrik-Ian continues to deliver with ease and grace! We get the humor and seriousness we need! Great work! I am hopeful that the updated series comes back as well.

I love this movie, the characters are still beautifully portrayed by the amazing cast of actors. I recently discovered the series and am so grateful for the continuation of this series's legacy. I enjoyed the story lines, drag numbers, and of course their consistently well done wardrobe. Please make a new series even if it requires crowned funding we will help!

I was looking forward to this movie but was so disappointed because nothing went well. The stories were force and superficial at best. The four main characters had little chemistry with each other especially between Noah and Ricky. Everything felt so last minute and thrown in and I have a bad feeling that Patrick did a Tyler Perry and shot everything in four days. Yeah, a D-

I was looking forward to this movie but was so disappointed because nothing went well. The stories were force and superficial at best. The four main characters had little chemistry with each other especially between Noah and Ricky. Everything felt so last minute and thrown in and I have a bad feeling that Patrick did a Tyler Perry and shot everything in four days. Yeah, a D-

This movie has awful pacing. It's so glamorous as to be unbelievable. Noah and his husband Wade have undeniable chemistry, but I can't with the fake babies for half the movie. The sexiness, the drag, the camp: flawless. Nostalgia? Yes, PLEASE. The representation? Of course she did! T. S. Madison is present, for which we are not worthy. I truly feel this is such a bad movie, it's good. It says, "Tropes? What size you want? I have them in every color!" And that's what this show is. You're welcome. This review probably made as much sense as the movie did, and you'll enjoy it all the same. My husband and I will now cement a tradition of watching this every year.