Noah Ratcliff

Clearly made without any Catholics present, at least not any that are knowledgeable or practicing. This movie was nothing but a sorry attempt to spread a liberalist agenda. I've never done this before but I had to leave the theatre. There were hours of "meh" where I could tell the conservatives where not being represented in the best light. Then there was a scene (spoiler) that one of the more traditional cardinals stood up and wanted to declare war basically like that was something CONSERVATIVE CATHOLICS would do. Then of course at the end the elect a pope and he confesses he's both a man and a women. Sorry, this just doesn't happen folks. Jesus came as a man, established the priesthood for men (not descriminating against women these are just objective facts) and this guy (girl?) somehow got ordained (which now we know is nulled because the sacrament requires that it is not women) then bishop, then cardinal, and no one notices until he's a pope. HE (or she) would've learned enough about the Catholic faith before becoming pope to know he had never really even been ordained to begin with. Please don't spend your money on this movie. It is not accurate to the faith and (quite frankly) an abomination to Christ's Church.