good news because this week's top action here heos are not only captain america but also captain sumeria of release the noah movies vice president earned money worldwide so religious filmmakers must have something to cheer about. >> it is awful. [ laughter ] is. >> jon: did not see that coming. what is the issue? >> they claim that the movie is unfaithful to one of bibles most famous tales. >> there's artistic liberties take innocent film. it's not a documentary. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] >> jon: so you are telling me that the movie about a man who lives to 950 and loads two of every animal ton a 300 cubit long boat, it's from here to here, 300 of these bad boys that will keep the lions away from the delicious zebras. you are telling me that film won't qualify to submit to the documentary category. that's outrageous. i guess they are saying this version is a bit different from what is in the bible. how different could noah be? >> it doesn't use the word god, not once throughout the entire film. >> not reference at all to god in the entire movie. >> jon: that is weird because if

you know, ancient times, they were writing in sumeria. the tale of gilgamesh, it's boring, i don't understand it. [laughter] you know? they had to chisel that story out of stone, and they still, you know, it was -- they were creating, you know? it was the first by eleven yum before anybody -- millennia before anybody can find any kind of a hint of a copyright dispute, and it involved two irish saints, saint columba copied the salter of saint finnion, and finnion objected. and the king of ireland said that columba the copier, had to give his copy of the salter back to finnion, and this was his reasoning: to every cow belongs its calf. so to every book belongs its copy. [laughter] and this was, this was about 500 a.d. and remember, i said the first copyright act is 1710, all right? so we've got a long time from this one dispute that historians have been able to find before we have formal copyright legislation. and, in fact, people who know more than i do about the history of copyright law have said that at no time during our manuscript peri