"Mary" (2024) aspired to be a poignant and compelling portrayal of one of history's most iconic figures. While the film impresses with its breathtaking visuals and respectful tone, it ultimately falls short due to a weak script and missed chances to delve deeply into Mary's emotional and spiritual journey. Spanning Mary's life from childhood to the birth of Jesus, the narrative highlights key events and challenges. However, despite the immersive production design and striking cinematography, the story feels shallow and uninspired. The screenplay lacks the complexity needed to capture Mary's inner struggles, steadfast faith, and the profound significance of her experiences. Stilted dialogue further diminishes emotional impact, making it difficult for viewers to connect with the characters. Although the performances are competent, the cast is hindered by the underwhelming script, which prevents them from fully portraying the intricacies of their roles. Pacing issues also plague the film, with some scenes feeling rushed while others linger unnecessarily. Despite these flaws, Mary (2024) shows glimpses of what could have been a truly inspiring film. Its visual achievements and respectful approach to its subject are praiseworthy, but the unremarkable script and missed opportunities to explore deeper emotional and spiritual themes keep it from realizing its full potential.Leggi tutto
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Maria concepisce miracolosamente un bambino, facendo arrabbiare il re Erode che cerca di uccidere il neonato temendo che minacci il suo potere. Mary è costretta a nascondersi con il figlio neonato.