Last Days in the Desert

2016 • 99 minutes

À propos de ce film

Last Days in the Desert follows Jesus (Ewan McGregor) in an imagined chapter from his forty days of fasting and praying in the desert. On his way out of the wilderness, he struggles with the Devil, also played by McGregor, over the fate of an ordinary family in crisis, setting for himself a dramatic test with distinctly human conflicts.

Notes et avis

+ Sound track was amazing I want to buy it. + Beautiful Scenes/choreography best I've seen. + Ewan McGregor is a great Jesus. + Story line is bold, stays safe biblically, very interesting and engaging. - Nudity Unexpected in a PG13 movie - Doesn't hold to the character of Jesus in the Bible. Was waiting for him to do some healing, speak wisdom, miracles, God speak to him? All would have been great to see but none were in this movie. Instead we get a weak pushed around Jesus that wants to provethedevil wrong? Stupid - I was waiting for the scene in the Bible where Satan tempts Jesus in the desert. Would have been a perfect resolution. Instead the end of the movie really sucked, was very unbiblical, and two people taking pictures at the end? Plain stupid.

Just accept film for what it is; as a human contemplation or reflection of the challenge of our non-spiritual side of humanity vs. that which can be considered Holy. It's worthy value sets in the fact it's not trying to be religiously bias, so much as to comprehend that "Jesus" the man, not perfect was prior to becoming Christ consciousness in ridding the false self by way of transformation into divine Love. Don't judge it & try to find merit in this worthy attempt at finding our basic core of goodness.

It's fiction but well written and very deep. There are three sets of dialogue from The God Man: interpersonal, intra-personal and spiritual (The Father and satan).