the celebration of apostasy, failures again!

Rating: 1/10 (8 January 2017)

Martin Scorsece does it again. Another movie about losers. This fictional story (not a true story) is about Catholic priests that gave up (losers) and spent 40 years of their lives working against the church and helping dictators persecuting Christians. How is that a good story? How is the celebration of apostasy a good story?
St. Ignatius Loyola must be rolling in his grave.
If this movie gets an Oscar is because the Academy hates the church and this movie makes priests look like weak-minded failures.
A good portion on the movie is narrated by the most annoying voice they found.
Also disappointed by Liam Neeson portraying the character of a dud. He strikes me more like a hero, a Jedi, a savior of the weak, but
The characters in Scorsese movies are either losers that end up killed, in jail, captured, getting a lobotomy or living in misery no happy endings, no heroes, no saints just failures.
Save your money and skip this failure of a film.