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Daily Archives: February 27, 2014
Movie Review: “Son of God” makes an effective-enough clip job
Blame Mel Gibson for it if you like, but no Jesus movie these days is worth its salt without an utterly unflinching treatment of his torture and crucifixion. And “Son of God” has stretches where the agony we watch this … Continue reading
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