This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
A última cena carrega o simbolismo chave da obra.
O quanto a Igreja Católica e as instituições patriarcais que comandam a sociedade fecham as portas literal e figurativamente para as mulheres (ou freiras no caso).
A eleição do Cardinal Benítez revela talvez a busca do equilíbrio entre o masculino e o feminino, ou pelo menos o começo de uma discussão interessante.
Enfim, um grande debate filósofico disfarçado de thriller.
In one word? Anarchy. Seems Ellen Page couldn't pull of a bad movie around those times, okay maybe I'm biased 'cause I firmly think her presence turns every movie 100% better. But I haven't saw this much energy since TRAINSPOTTING. Here it is a great mash up of CAPTAIN FANTASTIC and DIE WELLE (even knowing they're coming later). Surrounded by a fantastic music score. It's a vidid and pulsating movie until the last frame.
Kudos to August Diehl and Jim Sturgess with their faces still fresh as the forementioned Ellen Page.
Surprisely efficent in some melodramatic moments, but a complete mess otherwise.
