J Phineas Leevy

One of the most convoluted biblical epics I’ve ever seen. If you had any doubts about the existence of a feckless flawed creator this one will add to you mental suffering. Lots of screaming and raging … and how do you make sense of the biblical narratives? This one doesn’t. Don’t waste your time.

The thing that I immediately connected was Crip dancing ‘90s style and the similarities to the Kolombia style from the hoods of Central Mexico. But then I thought of grainy early 1900 footage of native dancers from Vancouver with animal masks. It’s somehow all connected this indigenous expression from these beautiful sons and daughters of Aztec royalty. I had never had a true appreciation of this music and dance until now. I see you now. Beautiful, sad, affecting film. It lingers on you.

I think the critics Joe Morgenstern and Scott Tibbs need to pull their heads out of their respective @ss, relax and just enjoy this amazing heartfelt film. Do remember laughing so much and tearing up at times. You see a beautiful tale about redemption and the power of love and kindness in this unusual vehicle. This film has great heart and phenomenal lessons about life and what we can in our own small ways make a difference for someone else. Elevating. Phenomenal. ♥️