A Catholic wet dream

Rating: Null/10 (2 December 2016)

I am glad Tilda and Mads have lucrative jobs and the high returns of this movie would raise the price a bit. And that is about it. Who knows? Someone liking the actors and doing a search on previous collaborations would reach to some nicely done stories. This one is not worth the time unless you enjoy Middle Age philosophy with some New Age thrown in. Souls. Monks. Powers. Special powers. Demons. Super powers. The Earth at the very Centre of the Universe. And at the Centre of all dimensions too, now that we're at this one. And what do the most powerful want? The Earth. And that very top of the Creation, the Humans. There are objects. There are plants. There are animals. And above all the humans. Wonderful, isn't it? But that is common for all beliefs generated by ignorance. Nothing special here. So the makers needed to upgrade it to Catholic wet dream. So you have an excellent human. The force is strong with him. But he does not know it. He believes it is his hard work. So he is arrogant. And atheist. All atheists are arrogant when they believe something is because of hard work. But that might not be that obvious. So make it over the top. Make him a pain in the rear. Than make him lose his power. Than gain it again, this time even better. With some guru that can enlighten through miracles. And so on. Ugly story. A story made by someone who has a hard time following this synthesis so the maker would leave big holes in. Maybe the sequel will fix some of those holes.
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