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…Has anyone seen all of it? And if so, is it worth watching? I’ve been avoiding it, not sure if I want to bother seeing it or not. But now since I saw the trailer for “Son of God (2014)” (made by the same people who produced “The Bible” for TV), my interest has resurfaced. I know some complained about the “ninja” angels and dreadlocks on John the Baptist-as well as a multitude of other things. Does it at least do a good job of condensing biblical material and making it at least enjoyable to viewers?
I think 2014 is going to be the year of Biblical-themed movies. We have “Son of God” with the same tv people who made “The Bible,” “Noah” with Russell Crowe, “Exodus” with Christian Bale, and another possible future film done by Mel Gibson. Makes me wonder how far or close the producers will stray from biblical material. “Son of God” looks the most promising from the trailer and I’m not sure what to make of “Noah.” I can only wonder what “Exodus” will be like. I’m wondering what the deal is with Hollywood becoming interested in the stories of the Bible again, especially since “Noah” and “Exodus” are directed by atheist/agnostic film-makers.
Sometimes I feel like I should just stick with the originals (“The Ten Commandments,” “Jesus of Nazareth,” “The Greatest Story Ever Told,” “A.D.” etc.). Those are just my random thoughts but maybe someone else has an interest in this stuff other than me?
I think 2014 is going to be the year of Biblical-themed movies. We have “Son of God” with the same tv people who made “The Bible,” “Noah” with Russell Crowe, “Exodus” with Christian Bale, and another possible future film done by Mel Gibson. Makes me wonder how far or close the producers will stray from biblical material. “Son of God” looks the most promising from the trailer and I’m not sure what to make of “Noah.” I can only wonder what “Exodus” will be like. I’m wondering what the deal is with Hollywood becoming interested in the stories of the Bible again, especially since “Noah” and “Exodus” are directed by atheist/agnostic film-makers.
Sometimes I feel like I should just stick with the originals (“The Ten Commandments,” “Jesus of Nazareth,” “The Greatest Story Ever Told,” “A.D.” etc.). Those are just my random thoughts but maybe someone else has an interest in this stuff other than me?