The Christ Slayer

As part 3 of the series, I thought this film was a fantastic retelling of the life of Christ.

My favorite of the trilogy. Melissa Anshutz portrayal of Mary was beautiful, loving and pulled me in. DJ Perry was amazing as Jesus. This film stirred my emotions and left me happy that I finally watched.

A 'believer' is a person who knowingly and arbitraily decides to believe in something, God and Jesus being two examples of objects of belief. The difference between this method and superstition is impossible to discern from any rational standpoint, but or indiscernible reasons, belief is a virtue and superstition is frowned up, considered primitive and irrational This movie, the Christ Slayer, has the merit of trying to swindle disbelievers by not sounding preachy and not pleasing to believers, by not sounding preachy. Make of that what you will. I would have wanted my money back, because halfway through I walked out, but I got in for free.

After watching this film, I realize I had been completely immersed into it and was not even aware of things happening around me. I was so captivated by this story and the quality of this production that I very highly recommend everyone who reads this review to watch and enjoy this movie as much as I did.

The last part of Quest trilogy deserves many critics. To ignore of Biblical accuracy of way to Emaus to the dialogues, not always more than didacticist moments.

But , obvious, important for its makers was the message.

And, maybe, not exactly a message, so familiar for Christians, than the remind of it.

It is a film defined by touching scenes. By a sort of melancholia and well crafted encouragements. A simple story, a correct acting, not a demonstration of impressive skils of actors or great technology but a decent return to the Holy Scripture word.

And, part surprising, it works just well.

So, a christian movie. Decent, touching, useful, not the last.