Title: Disappointing
Review: There's a fascinating story to be told about the internal struggle between Jesus's humanity and his divinity, but this movie botches it, mainly by interrupting its most powerful moment with a 20 minute tangent that, for all intents and purposes, negates that struggle (Jesus essentially gets to have his cake and eat it, too.) The last temptation is a good idea, but it could have been integrated into the film much more effectively. As it is, it is contrived, convoluted, and worst of all, anticlimactic. That said, there are genuinely strong segments and intriguing concepts here. But for a much more fulfilling experience, I suggest just listening to Peter Gabriel's brilliant soundtrack in a dark room with a lot of volume.
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