Jude Law's Pope is not so much a rock star as a wayward giant baby.
The montage of childhood dreams and realistic soft mirrors, gorgeous murals and exquisite robes, the lens language is the ultimate, but the plot is superficial and can't stand scrutiny. Jude pretends to be superficial and handsome, unable to convince the leadership. The Pope seems to oppose all the parishioners, but in essence he is trying to break free from the shadow of childhood and the discipline of the nun teacher, hoping to restore the decaying Holy See through mysticism and authoritative deterrence.
It's a pity to inquire about rumors, and the means of rejecting dissidents are really not clever. The key to power is balance, not destruction. Nepotism and autocratic arrogance are taboos. St. Peter's shadow speech is arrogant and arrogant, and St. Mark's appearance is like a fashion show, always lacking religious sanctity and seriousness. Can American Liberty and Catholic Conservative Blend Organically? (To please American investors) The director always stays on the surface to show off, trying to satirize the feudal conservatives of the Holy See (abortion, LGBT, Muslim issues), but cannot dig deep into the inner thinking.
The Bishop of the Privy is a combination of sophistication and compassion. He is a bloodthirsty murderer and fosters a holy fool. He loves the old nun, and has an evocative humanity. When the Pope faced the temptation of a woman, his personal desire sublimated into great love is another highlight. After the buddy was killed, the mentor passed away, the nun left, and the trusted trust was established, can you get out of the inner cage? And watch the next season. Due to the powerful religious forces in Italy, it is unknown whether the second season can be launched.
PS: Jude's smug beauty is hard to hide belly fat, fitness is very important, of course, the uniform show is very sexy, I agree.
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