The Noah's Ark Principle

Synopsis

In the 1984 science-fiction thriller film, 'The Noah's Ark Principle' (original title 'Das Arche Noah Prinzip'), directed by Roland Emmerich, the story revolves around a young computer engineer who accidentally discovers a supercomputer hidden in an East German nuclear plant. As he delves deeper into the system, he uncovers a simulation predicting a catastrophic event threatening the extinction of humanity. With tensions rising and his life at risk, he must decipher the cryptic data to prevent an impending disaster. The film explores themes of power, surveillance, and the ethical dilemmas surrounding technology's potential to influence global outcomes.

Cast

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  Richy Müller

  Billy Hayes

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  Aviva Joel

  Eva Thompson

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  Matthias Fuchs

  Felix Kronenberg

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  Nikolas Lansky

  Gregor Vandenburg

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  Franz Buchrieser

  Max Marek

Reviews

Despite its intriguing premise, 'The Noah's Ark Principle' received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its thought-provoking narrative and visual effects, others criticized its pacing and dialogue. Rotten Tomatoes' consensus states, 'A bold concept overshadowed by its execution, 'The Noah's Ark Principle' fails to fully engage audiences.' IMDb users rated the movie 4.9/10, highlighting the divisive reactions it elicited. Metacritic's review noted, 'A flawed yet ambitious attempt at blending science fiction and political thriller genres.' Despite its flaws, the film manages to captivate viewers with its suspenseful plot twists and engaging performances by the cast.