A.L. Capp

I love most of the characters and the acting; I love the message; I don't love the delivery. This film is a bit too drawn out and predictable. Amazing accomplishments are followed by disaster, persecution, and cruelty. It's like a lather, rinse and repeat. The part of the Pope was not believable because the actor playing His Holiness sounded like he'd smoked three packs a day for the last 30 years (details matter). The ending is abrupt. After seeinng this film, I have a list of things I need to look up because I don't know enough about them historically. Whether this is good or bad, I can't say. It's also hard for me to say if I'd urge people to rush out to see this film, or if I'd suggest they wait for it to come to their preferred streaming service.

I waited for something meaningful to happen, but it never did. If you're into really slow to almost develop (it never really does) movies where most scenes feature a bunch of people talking over each other and yelling a lot with an over abundance of "F" word variations and countless uses of the “N” word ,then this is the film for you. If you love main characters that you never feel any sort of sympathy for, and even root for bad things to happen to him because he's such an idiot, then this is the film for you. I developed a tension headache by the end. All I can say is there are 2 hours and 15 minutes of my life I will never get back thanks to UNCUT GEMS.

I only watch this show because some weeks if I don't, I don't know what's going on in Gray's. There are too many pretty people on this show and there is way too much gratuitous sex. The politics are annoying, but not as annoying the Andi Herrera character. The good news is, if Gray's doesn't get better real early this season, I won't have to worry about either of these shows.