You're either on board with the concept or you aren't

Rating: 8/10 (20 September 2017)

It's a few things: the story of religion and women, the story of a famous male artist and his relationship with women, and the story of God, man, and the earth.
it's incredibly in your face about this, there is no subtlety here. Does that mean it's bad? No, you just have to be on board for a loud and abrasive exploration of these ideas. It's an art film that crescendos from quiet and patient to loud and vulgar, and that's totally fine. I'm glad it exists, I'm glad it's in as many theaters that it is, and I think it will become a classic as people make peace with it.