We don’t live alone. We are members of one body. We are responsible for each other. And I tell you that the time will soon come when, if men will not learn that lesson, then they will be taught in fire and blood and anguish.
The living, almighty, holy God sees all the injustice. He hears. He cares. He will enact justice.
He uplifts the lowly and casts down the proud. It is good news that we have a God…
So, yes, the pacing isn't perfect and there are a couple of fair criticisms that can be made against a portion of the plotting. But come on, on a thematic-level, on a character-level, as a story - it's exhiliratingly brilliant! And that finale is just glorious isn't it?
I want to get away from the Discourse from when this was released, but it is difficult to recall when so much of the criticisms are so misguided. Anyway, that's the last…
A PR campaign disguised as a documentary. Fitting for Manchester City, a PR campaign for an oil state disguised as a football club.
Is this not the greatest film ever? Is this the best cinema has ever been?
Your heart will sing!
