Christian

A great story with great acting, a very interesting modern twist on Christian mythology that doesn't shy away from exposing the social issues of contemporary Italy. Great viewing for Christians and non-Christians alike (but perhaps a bit violent for younger kids).

The series was a dragged out boring mess from start to finish. Even though it only went on for 6 episodes it felt like it was on for 60 episodes. It's easily the worst thing that Sky Italia have made so far. Don't waste your time watching this rubbish.

What a fabulous movie! There were times I laughed, and other times I was so touched it made me weep. This henchman for an Italian boss gets a special mystical power and the combination is fascinating. I loved it. The only reason I gave it an 8 is because I had to read the subtitles and couldn't focus on the visuals.

I got a kick out of the fact it's in a grimy part of town, hooker, drug addicts, and the whole assortment in between. And in the middle of this, the main character gets holes in his hands with no explanation. I'd probably act the same way. So, a real treat and I binged on the whole series.

I found Christian by accident while looking for something interesting to watch and I was glad I stayed.

It showed a part of Italy I didn't think existed and drew me in with it's humour, it's different view on Christ and Satan. I was very glad it had subtitles and I watched each episode carefully so I didn't miss anything. I enjoyed how it made me think things where going in 1 direction but I got it totally wrong and hoping there was a series 2.

Just finished season 2. The actors do a great job of showing the difference between the "Good" and the "Bad" and once again had me fooled into what was going to happen and I hope there is a series 3 🤞

Gangster meets angel and you never know what you're going to get. So I'll just tell you outright that you will get a conflicting message of love and hate, compassion and cruelty, violence and gentleness. The story is well told and the characters are brilliant. Some may be critical of some of the stereotypes but as you look closer the humor begs you to accept them. I'm doubtful that a season two would do anything but diminish the original.

If I were going to give it a knock it might be that we are left hanging on the fate of Davide and Michela after her cunning and deserved act of revenge. You will see what I mean towards the end of the last episode.