I’m not sure how to phrase this without sounding rude but I really disliked this movie. You were thrown into this world without enough backstory to understand what is being told, they jump around and do a terrible job of telling you the names of the characters.
Thinking about the story, it could have been great. It’s definitely a fresh idea for a movie but it flopped in my opinion. They had more than two hours to tell the story and did an awful job. With that amount of time it should have been better, they could have given us more information and less useless scenes.
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I feel like I’ve been robbed of two and a half hours of my life. This is just my opinion so if I offend anyone I apologize, but dang, it sucked.
Grade: D
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| Rated: | (PG-13) Some Suggestive Material | Smoking | Drug Use | Strong Language | Strong Violence |
| Genres: | Adventure, Comedy, Drama |
| Starring: | Teyana Taylor, Benedict Cumberbatch, James McAvoy |
| Director: | Jeymes Samuel |
| Writer(s): | Jeymes Samuel |
| Language: | English, Spanish |
| Country: | United States |
Plot
Struggling to find a better life, Clarence is captivated by the power of the rising Messiah and soon risks everything to carve a path to a divine existence.
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