While I am a staunch Christian, I didn’t like this version of the life of Jesus. It didn’t flow, it was choppy and all over the place
. It seemed to highlight many significant events from the “New Testament” instead of telling a complete story. I’m not sure why they made “Son of God”. Mel Gibson’s “Passion of the Christ” is hard to follow. There is also another older TV mini series (“Jesus of Nazareth”) that was excellent. “Son of God” is a spin-off of the History Channel’s mini-series, “The Bible.” In” Son of God” I found several differences between scripture and the movie. When Jesus raised Lazarus from the grave, he never went into the cave. Jesus simply shouted “Lazarus, come out!” (John 11:43). This really doesn’t change anything but movies like this teaches people who may not know what happened. I also didn’t understand why Jesus (played by Diogo Morgado) was always smiling, even…
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Maybe it’s because this movie was foreign with English subtitles or maybe it was because it just wasn’t that good but to my surprise, I didn’t like The Grandmaster.
I found so many of the scenes in this action film drawn out to the point I thought the movie was frozen. The Grandmaster was about the man, IP Man played by Tony Chiu Wai Leung, who trained Bruce Lee. It started out with a bang — two rival gangs fighting down to 1 man, The Grandmaster. He was a fantastic Kung Fu fighter and good looking to boot. After that opening, it started to go downhill. The subtitles changed so fast, you didn’t have time to read everything, which is a common problem with foreign films. My eyes started to burn from the strain. I found myself staring at Zhang Yongcheng played by Hye-Kyo Song, for several minutes at a time, even…