Oluwatofunmi “Tofunmi” Tomori

How the mighty have fallen. Nothing like judge Judy. Just terrible

I can’t believe this was allowed to be released. A mess from start to the point where I couldn’t keep my eyes open. It doesn’t have any of the charm that makes the usual marvel movie just bearable to watch. All the characters were severely underdeveloped; starved of any characterization they fell flat.

The first time I watched it I didn’t really fancy it all that much. But I went in there with expectations; when I let go of those I became far more receptive of its message. I’ve never felt very much sympathy for Jesus but this film made me empathize with him. Making Jesus just a man, with no accepted myth, humanized him. As for Judas, I’ve always felt that his character to be a victim of fate. I’m amused and delighted to find the film presents his desperation. He’s so dire and conflicted, that he deludes himself into believing that his actions are what Jesus wants. And were they? Truthfully, I don’t know. A question that I, at least, have posed to myself and others. If Jesus is god, then the answer is clear; but if he’s man, then, what part did Jesus really play in his own story?

This show is comedic gold. The show's host, Lord Greg Davies, rules with an iron fist over his jesters, I mean, contestants.Watching his dynamic with his personal assistant, Alex Horne only stands to enhance the experience. This is a formula that has longevity (10 series) and is super difficult to replicate ( look at the American version of this show)