Father Gabriele Against Priests | The Pope's Exorcist (Russell Crowe)

[@undertheneonlights]

As an Italian, his Italian is really quite good indeed but his "Italian who speaks English" is genuinely close to perfection. Wonderful actor.

[@aguspuig6615]

Specially the mannerisms. Im not italian myself, but the cocky mediterranean vibe, very distinct from the cocky british style that you see in every movie was real af.

[@levantos]

He Mastered and Commanded the shit out of that room

[@extremepredudice]

My favorite part of the film is where he walked in and yelled 'ITS MASTERIN' TIME' and commanded all over them. Truly one of the movies of all time.

[@barrage1308]

Is that a movie reference?

[@levantos]

@@barrage1308 Yeah google 'Master and Commander' ;D

[@sasielec4585]

@@barrage1308 The Master and Commander Movie by Russel

[@LAST.L1FE]

Why did I laugh so hard to this?

[@michalsoukup1021]

This is great, he is MAJORLY disrespectful without giving any "actionable" disrespect. He shows up. He TRIES to cooperate. When it becomes clear that the panel is NOT acting in good faith, he points them to the higher authority that he actually answers too.

[@ezrafriesner8370]

I love how he tells them he’s realised they’re not there to actually negotiate when he uses the firing squad line

[@Claysif]

No, he's not being disrespectful. Not at all

[@AurelienVerbanck]

"If you have a problem with me, you talk to my Boss!" The look on his face!!!!

[@ivanbarov]

Oh, the sweet 666 likes.

[@TRUMP20Z4]

@@ivanbarov nothing sweet about the number of the beast.... you must wake up soon.... the rapture of the christians will be blamed on ALIENS... they are actually extra dimensional DEMONS... ya wonder why ya own government is starting to release INFO..... its cos they have a plan... wake up MORON!

[@PeterKuypers]

'Father Amorth, you have not been dismissed!' 'Cuckoo....'

[@bernardmousse4152]

Sometimes the Evil takes human form like this ambitious young monsignore

[@Claysif]

​@@ivanbarovThe number of 666 is the number of Man

[@ZacharyKelley-k2e]

"I was also a partisan in the war. So I know a firing squad when I see one." With that line alone, Gabriel had looked through his superior's BS and knew exactly why he was summoned.

[@ezrafriesner8370]

That was my favourite line in the whole thing

[@maxdepasquale2351]

Quite true. The film does not show very well who father Amorth was nor his "job". But Gabriele Amorth was indeed a partisan against the nazi-fascists, risked his life then, and indeed knew what a firing squad was.

[@rickacton7540]

"WITH THAT LINE ALONE" lol more dramatic than the scene itself

[@Briselance]

What war is he speaking about, though?

[@rickacton7540]

@@Briselance 'partisan' usually implies WW2

[@theonefrancis696]

Russel's italian accent was a bit forced but definetly better than other non-italian actors in the movie.

[@santymartin7383]

It could have been better but it could have been way worse

[@ClockworkGearhead]

For a second, I forgot I was watching Russell Crowe. It was good acting.

[@solidmoon8266]

Its honestly fitting that its on the rougher end given the travels of his post. Speaking many languages, you tend to occasionally blend them or have accents.

[@TristanM2013]

The first line I heard in this scene made me cringe, not that I know what sounds like authentic italian but the guy sounded like mario

[@Ukiyo-e-sama]

Are you bloody kidding? He talks as if English was not his native language, dude.

[@SandraNelson063]

Listen to his vocal tone when addressing the nuns. It's gentle, respectful. Warm. He SEES them. He would never say coo coo to them.

[@caliguladeux]

Or maybe he would but for different reasons 😂

[@DigitalJesuit]

I've lived and worked in Rome for the past 6 years. You NEVER disrespect a nun... ever. They get things done.

[@Mr.Ambrose_Dyer_Armitage_Esq.]

Most nuns, through their faith, virtue, and sacrifice, have _EARNED_ men's respect. Suffer no delusion, though, most _females_ have NOT. I see what you are trying to do: create a contrast and celebrate one cleric's value on the basis of his courtesy toward your kind while implying the Church itself stands unworthy of such esteem. Duplicitous females like yourself, like Eve, your archetype and origin, are why nuns, though valued, will never run the church, whereas priests and pontiffs do and always will so long as it is God's Church. You are welcome to pray the rosary and seek out a priest to forgive you of your passive-aggressive and gender-obsessed intrigue. May God have mercy on your conniving soul.

[@Mr.Ambrose_Dyer_Armitage_Esq.]

You have no authority to demand men do anything, Daughter of Eve. Listen to God, Miss Nelson; His will is the only thing demanding attention, in contrast to your gynocentric intrigue. The only reason we're here and Hell's bossom is swollen with the souls of men and women is because Adam listened to a woman...just like you.

[@Mr.Ambrose_Dyer_Armitage_Esq.]

We're here, and Hell is swollen with souls...because the first man heeded a female like yourself; you have no authority nor moral high ground to demand we do anything, Daughter or Eve.

[@EL_Duderino68]

I like the way he is so respectful to the Nuns, who don't have power in this situation and are just being helpful, but is happy to disrespect the powerful. That shows character.

[@Rensune]

Not "the powerful": he is not disrespectful to all the Cardinals, primarily just to the young idiot who doesn't even know Italian.

[@Iluvantir]

He's just following the example of his ultimate Boss: Jesus always saw people, and reacted to them accordingly. To the powerful, he was a thorn in their side: which is why they wanted to kill him.

[@alexsolomon8127]

"father Amorth, YOU HAVE NOTBEEN DISMISSED!!!!" "cookoo!" lol.

[@micheal4406]

😂😂😂😂😊

[@tommydingo1h547]

Man that American priest boy needs some manners when having a meeting with father amorth

[@me.lms1126]

For anyone wondering, that is Ancient Sassyesk for "Go fuck yourself"

[@Blu_Brain0085]

I appreciate the pettiness of the cookoo.

[@Yaivenov]

The Father liked to mock and tell jokes to the devil. He just did the same with that priest. Hint hint.

[@mrsupremegascon]

My Great Uncle is an exorcist of the Catholic Church. It wasn't his choice, when a catholic priest retire but still wants to work, the Bishop usually give him a side task on the dioscese, for him it was exorcist. He was kinda perplex at first, but then quickly started to love this. And it is indeed true that 99% of the time, he is just a free catholic psychiatrist. He is then followed by a team of parishioners that are psychiatrists or with similar competencies that can take over or recommend to medical professionals. Sometimes, the person who called him really want something, so he does a "show", like burning the object that is cursed. Like all services of the Catholic church this is 100% free, but sadly many people fake that they are catholic exorcist and ask for payment after exorcism, abusing people in distress.

A man in a dress peddling nonsense to half wits.

[@ZenGardenOzone]

Any stories about the other 1% of the time?

[@Balinux756]

Yeah, what does he say about the 1%?

[@mrsupremegascon]

The 1% are the ones asking for a "show" and not just talk or prayers. So it's about burning cursed objects or spreading holy waters around the house to calm the guy. He never told me about something really paranormal he encountered, and he is very skeptical about that (he really didn't wanted to be exorcist at first, but the Bishop really put him on it after his retirement as regular priest. Apparently bc he is a very social guy). The vast majority of people calling exorcist are very paranoid and religious people. They think someone are actively trying to ruin their life with curses. Sorry to be disappointing lol.

[@JarodFarrant]

He sounds cool.

[@overdrive7349]

Respect is earned, not demanded.

[@Lexgur0088]

Actually it is demanded, respect your elders, respect your parents, respect is demanded BUT it is also earned, can be earned to a whole another level thought.

[@orale_]

"Father Gabriele" "my name is maximus decimus meridius"

[@J_GoTTi]

He still has his “Unhinged” body. Russel Crowe really is one of the best.

[@Fatlax73]

No that's just his body now....

[@J_GoTTi]

@@Fatlax73 aw that’s sad. Lol

[@DRod1517]

I hate the fact that his body is even a f'n topic. Good gawd, we focus on some of the most vain things.

[@johnsmithwesson9996]

@@DRod1517It’s almost like he’s an actor, and their primary aspects are in the physical and the method of acting. Also, being fat is unhealthy and he is beloved by many for his acting talents and people get concerned about these things when they care about the person

[@topknot01]

@@Fatlax73 Bullshit, Crowe is method

[@AzguardMike]

Did similar years ago when i was called in for a routine performance review, with the main boss, the area boss, a note taker and a silent witness. A few minutes into it i just started chuckling. When they asked if i wanted to share the joke, i calmed myself, sipped my tea and told them flat out. "Surely such a meeting would be best suited behind a chemical shed?" Looks on their faces said it all.

[@carrickrichards2457]

A bit of rave up: The youth and inexperience of the antagonistic 'cardinal' was the first and most ridiculous thing (their average age is 72).

[@TheOffkilter]

I thought the same thing, as someone who grew up Catholic, if I saw a young guy like that dressed as a Bishop or Cardinal, I would've thought he was on his way to a crazy Halloween party or maybe even some crazy orgy or something rather than him being for real.

[@Arguments_only]

there have been young cardinals in history.. Its not impossible someone to rise through the ranks due to connections and political machinations.

[@maryclaremayo6157]

The actor was terrible. And to have a young'un, and an AMERICAN lead the charge at this table just seemed preposterous.

[@JohnDoe-yr3lm]

@@Arguments_only > Its not impossible someone to rise through the ranks due to connections and political machinations. its sex.

[@DigitalJesuit]

@@maryclaremayo6157 Would never happen.

[@MrHellsing76]

I love how the older priests just look as bored with this as Amorth is, and the one (and only american) young one is on a crusade to stop exorcisms for science, how he got in such a high space in the vatican to call a meeting like this is hilarious.

[@alexsolomon8127]

Actually, I'm pretty sure it's a plot device. remember...(spoilers ahead) according to the movie the young Bishop is off to Guam for some reason and there are 199 other sites where fallen angels were interred. You REALLY think they're all sleeping or twiddling thier thumbs? the dude will either be posessed or he's being influenced ALREADY.

[@goen5601]

@@alexsolomon8127 Pretty sure got demoted for being an idiot, since that is like at the end scene?

[@November1629-]

"the one (and only american) young one is on a crusade to stop exorcisms for science, how he got in such a high space in the vatican to call a meeting like this is hilarious" I think you might have forgotten this is a movie, lol. Exorcisms *are* ridiculous.

[@alexsolomon8127]

@@November1629- i think you might not have studied the basic tropes of storytelling. In the context of this fictional setting, they are real demons who enjoy conspiracy tactics. haven't you ever heard "the greatest trick the devil pulled was convincing people he doens't exist?" of the entire panel, the others were clearly sitting on the fence, not wantign to go agaisnt the Pope.... with the exception of the african dude. if you were making a series, AND THEY ARE....don't you think they might just make use of a character that is SO strenuously agianst what the exorcist is doing?

[@ashleynettles5039]

youngest cardinal on record is 8 years old

[@Alex-ql9gw]

the "coo coo" at the end was hilarious!

[@JaghataiK]

I can’t believe that as an ardent atheist I’m on Amorth’s side on this one. Red tape, scapegoating and compulsory respect for superiors really tick me off.

[@MostlyPennyCat]

Respect must be earned, never demanded.

[@stephenferry3017]

It's pretty fake too. Fr. Amorath wasn't the Pope's exorcist and the things people claim he does were greatly exaggerated.

[@W1ckedRcL]

There's nothing wrong with understanding that bureaucracy in faith hurts the faithful. I'm an atheist too but we should still recognize that the church plays an important part in the lives of many.

[@PeterLGଈ]

Being an atheist doesn't mean dismissing all people of faith. A character like the good Father here would be a nice bloke, doing his job as he sees it, and fighting against a bureaucratic organisation trying to destroy itself from within. I'd offer him a beer and sit for a chat any day. And yes, I'm an atheist too.

[@giovannipanzeri6431]

It’s almost as if the scene was directed to make you agree with him.

[@lukeaaron5588]

"The church must sharpen her relevance" is an interesting way to put it..

[@Arguments_only]

Russel Crow is terrific actor. I have enjoyed pretty much his every performance.

[@sweetpapad4674]

Hey man of science my self but if the guy is saying 98% of his work is nothing supernatural and moving it to doctors I don't think you can say say he's being loose on what should require an exorcism.

[@maxdepasquale2351]

I did a bit of research, it seems it's more than 99% of "patients" that are moved to the doctors. The film's figure is not entirely correct.

[@gunsgalore7571]

The Church is definitely pretty dang scientific about that stuff, I remember one exorcist saying line one in every thousand people who call him are actually possessed and the vast majority are either dismissed as fakes or sent to psychiatrists because their problems are in the brain. Catholic priests are pretty good counterexamples to the idea that “religious people are a bunch of uneducated bumpkins who need enlightenment” as a lot of them have a crap ton of degrees as well as prior job experience. I’ve known priests who have been everything from history professors to snipers in the US Army Rangers. These are not gullible idiots.

[@aguspuig6615]

@@maxdepasquale2351 1% off? thats nothing

[@deadjuice1880]

If they ever made a movie about the Ezio storyline, Russel playing Rodrigo Borgia would be better than perfect. Right beard, right weight, and able to come across as an intimidating monster for the Templar order at the time.

[@LavrentiiCS]

The Templar Order was dismantled in the 14th century about 150 years before Rodrigo Borgia was pope.

[@patrickdean4853]

The worst part of this is someone so young being cast as a bishop (and absolutely no chance in hell anyone that your would EVER be a cardinal in the last two centuries)… a bishop effectively telling older bishops how it is going to be. This is, though I understand the “young vs old” narrative, a piss poor decision and unreflective of episcopal realities in the Vatican.

[@Its_Cannon]

Who's your boss? "Lol, The Pope Lmao"

[@robertremington661]

The "cookoo" at the end had me rolling! 😂

[@RADIMHUNTER]

Man went from Gladiator to be Nice guy and ended to be Exorcist !!! :D

[@DRod1517]

You mean he has starred in a ton of roles across his career and played them all pretty well? You're right.

[@lucasrackley250]

Don’t forget he was also a kryptonian scientist.

[@0megacron]

I find it quite telling that the cardinal remains silent and it's the young bishop doing all the talking. I take this to mean that the cardinal is not 100% behind the idea, but probably feels that the younger bishop has a better understanding of the "modern" church, and is therefore going along with it. As we get older, we may get wiser, but at the same time the gap between generations becomes wider with each passing year.

[@jonathanfoster2568]

Still an excellent actor and completely believable in this role

[@DaveXYZ369]

"I ask you again...... What is this about?"

[@Anastasis-zj1pn]

I don't know if this scene really happened with the real father but as I can speak for the movie, I can see that His Superiors call him to fire him but he is able to not only defend his position but also put them back to their place. I very much liked the scene where he reminds them of his position. The line "I am the Chief Exorcist of the Vatican" with the italian accent is magneficent

[@JonMaxwell]

I don't remember Jesus saying there needed to be approval by committee to proceed with an exorcism.

[@kriszgamer0013]

I am not part of any church, I don't have a religion, but I do believe. In the world, every religion's responsibility to enforce compassion, kindness, and protect the people from themselves. Everyone is a sinner, even priests, exorcists, the Pope himself, or any head of religion for that matter. Sins are always in everyone, and religion's purpose is not to eradicate sins, but to prevent people from succumbing to them. The only one who can fight evil is the one who knows it. The arrogance and pride is the main reason why religions can't work together to fight this evil. So if we want to defend ourselves, we must reflect on ourselves first.

[@lauracrimson]

Spoken like a true Jedi 😉

[@shoulderpyro]

when you have to enforce something you arent exactly on good moral ground yourself either. Anyone should be free to do as they please - albeit within confines of the laws of whatever country they find themselves in. Forcing people to show compassion and kindness will not do you any good. You cant force people to do things they do not want to do. If you try, you either get skewed work, or worse yet; twisted work.

[@kriszgamer0013]

@@shoulderpyro True. Bad choice of words. But it's also true that sometimes the law of whatever country the person is in could be guiding them into morally wrong acts. This is why religional institutes are so high up, so they can have a choice in the matter. It's very important to make those laws within the confines of good morals, and religion provides those morals. The problem is that many people think religion are laws themselves, and treat it very factual. But really, the teachings of religion are actually guidelines to good morals.

[@Edis12121]

*,,I don't have any religion"* Starts to talk like an average Christian Bro you know what you doin? Its called Jesus smugling

[@kriszgamer0013]

@@Edis12121 Bro what is "Jesus smuggling?" 🤦‍♂😆 Is he like an object or a property? So you say you never heard rational people talk like this, only christians? With this comment you just proved my point. Instantly trying to put me into a group or chategory. You never stopped thinking "Maybe I can make good arguments and start a rational conversation while being neutral." ?

[@videowatcher495]

I cannot begin to tell you how real this scene is in regards to the arguments and push to make the RCC "relevant" or even the catholic church (the whole church) "relevant". And Father Gabriel Amorth (Russell Crowe's character) is right, if evil does not exist what then is the role of the church? People who act like evil does not exist has never faced evil in their life and I pray that, for their safety, they never have to face evil. Those of us who have faced evil turn to that which can only save us, Jesus Christ; he is the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. It is amazing how those who read scripture and believe it, believe that there is no evil, no demons, no satan. It astounds me. May God bring you peace, and let His love shine upon you. In Jesus Christ's name, Amen.

[@LavrentiiCS]

As a priest who has performed exorcisms, I agree with you completely.

[@Psypher169]

People like that young cardinal should NEVER hold any level of authority. They are just incredibly oblivious to their actual duties and would be better suited in politics.

[@frankgallagher-u5s]

we need a second movie, Crowe was phenomenal.

[@_-JonDoe-_]

This movie looks good.. Russel always doing great work.

[@willdoug6604]

this was such a amazing movie what do you expect tho its russell crowe

[@tomb727]

Apparently, the church "Sharpening its relevance" has meant the Pope allowing priests to bless same sex marriage. Congratulations to the Pope and the Catholic Church for trampling on the Holy scriptures.

[@SignumInterriti]

He continues to say "ok, let's start" in italian, great way to make it clear from the beginning he has no interest in playing by their rules. The one next to O'Sullivan I would guess is the bishop of Calabria whos pride is hurt because he was passed over, or a friend of his based on how he reacts. The Cardinal doesn't care at all about the meeting, right until Amorth brings up the dead girl and the congregation, those get his attention. And the guy to his right is just vibing.

[@JarodFarrant]

2:03 this is 💯 accurate, he did do with with many of his exorcisms many were souls with mental sickness.

[@MrJohnprouzos]

Haven't seen the movie... but after this, I think I have to see it... nice 👍

[@MrJohnprouzos]

You haven't been dismissed..KOO KOO 😂😂😂 EXELENT.. BRAVO 👏👏

[@peterlovett5841]

I watched this film on a flight and while it is not my usual type of film I really enjoyed it despite my misgivings. Well worth a watch.

[@richardpowell1772]

I watched this movie a few months ago and wasn’t expecting much, but I was pleasantly surprised. Crowe gave a great performance and it was a good plot. I’ve added this to my annual October Halloween movie viewing list. Hope there’s a sequel to this.

[@LarryXLR]

Father: My position was appointed by my bishop. My local bishop is the Pope. If you have a problem with me, talk to my boss. The Pope: To quote Mother Mary, "Do whatever he tells you."

[@mantasr]

Literally convinced me to see this movie.

[@Sticks1680]

How many times a day do you use the word literally?

[@chrishogg1406]

Russel got game. Coo coo.

[@anonymousposter3570]

Love the Italian flowing so fluidly off the tongue.

[@ConstantineJoseph]

Maximus after retiring from being a soldier and gladiator, took up modern Italian and became a spiritual warrior instead in his beloved city of Rome

[@KC-kq3iv]

If you have a problem with me, take it up with my boss. Best line ever

[@shadowbeast2276]

He answers ONLY to the pope "If evil doesn't exist, then what is the purpose of the church?"

[@PeteDavidson-yl3ps]

Russells accent is very nice, hard to be Italian without being Italian.... In Master and Commander Russell said he had to learn to play the Violin, said it was the hardest task he ever had...if he's telling the truth then Hat's off to Russell that learning Italian as it was an easier task.

[@lukethomas.125]

It's nice to see Bailan Skull has a new job

[@wallyguy2621]

Now I have to find and watch this movie.

[@censorthispuertorican]

It's a solid watch.

[@spaceman6215]

The fact his beliefs and respect is to the core of the church and her beliefs, his role is stated, his appointment is without question, his home is the home of the faith house, and his superiors are only the pope and God himself.

[@OMGz1122]

It’s always that “young lieutenant” who thinks he/she has authority over experience and knowledge

[@MrDamz]

A man that knows the "Boss" has his back.

[@DruzenjeSplit-nn2um]

Russel's Italian is pretty good ....Complimenti!

[@carddealer34]

I have been an Exorcist dozens of times during my life. I have had to exorcised the many spirits of bars, pubs, and restaurants, to include such spirits as Don Tito's, Jack Daniels, Jim Beam, and so forth. All usually the next morning. Let me tell you...those battles are tough!

[@FZerbinatti931]

His ability to do an italian accent speaking in his mother language is admirable

[@notd0ll109]

Pretty crazy that Crowe has two exorcist movies in like the last 5 years and they are not related at all.

[@nickfoster848]

Oddly enough, this is the scene that brought me back to the faith.

[@randomrob2221]

everytime I see russell crowe I cant shake him off my head when he said that line in Thor *YOU CANNOT COME TO THE ORGY!!!!*

[@garymcdermott8748]

Excellent performance by RussellCrowe

[@zer0sixx]

Hes " ko-ko " was so dope xD

[@SP-ny1fk]

The Garden of Love By William Blake I went to the Garden of Love, And saw what I never had seen: A Chapel was built in the midst, Where I used to play on the green. And the gates of this Chapel were shut, And 'Thou shalt not' writ over the door; So I turn'd to the Garden of Love, That so many sweet flowers bore. And I saw it was filled with graves, And tomb-stones where flowers should be: And Priests in black gowns, were walking their rounds, And binding with briars, my joys & desires.

[@ВячеславУ-у4м]

If Evil doesn't not exist what then the Church is all about?? Two answer,s either church become completely materialistic and thus atheistic or more likely church switched its side.....

[@keithfarrell4882]

If Evil exists and God Exists then God Created Evil...Yes?

[@ВячеславУ-у4м]

@@keithfarrell4882the conception of Free will allowes evil to exist...

[@sas6384]

Neither. It always belonged to Satan.

[@ВячеславУ-у4м]

@@sas6384 😈😈😈😈

[@sas6384]

@@ВячеславУ-у4м 👻

[@Nautilus1972]

I found it scurrilous that they turned Father Amorth’s career as an exorcist into a Disney supernatural job.

[@RamziHammoud]

Russel after exorcising the devil: ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?

[@DAVIDDAVID-ug9tr]

Whoever says the Church must modernize is basically saying the Church has to become a show.

[@jvcyt298]

Now I have to see this.

[@micheltheflambonian]

The ole crowe with a italien akzent!? Scusa, in my head, i only see Zeus, with his little skirt, in front of Thor. Burnt on my brain.

[@st.francisxavier-kc9146]

The manspread on Crowe in this scene is grand.

[@NikBozo]

what was the hand gesture all about at 1:50 ? Was this a subtle " faka yuuu" ?

[@drinaldi2000]

That one dude is VERY young to be a Cardinal.

[@_Trenchfoot_]

I loved this movie. Russel was great and if they did things correct they could have a great franchise here like the conjuring.

[@Super_Unintendo]

This movie was really good

[@WorldGamerZ-YT]

not gonna lie if the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith you should be worried the Inquisition meddling is always something to be afraid of.

[@SpectreGunship]

A young man leading this council? I dont think so.

[@PeterLGଈ]

Not leading, that's the Cardinal's role, but a loud-mouthed, bureaucratic, tradition-hating bishop. Too young, anyway.

[@kristopherhenning1460]

that little hand gesture at 1:50 like he's saying "who tf are these people?"

[@jimpikoulis6726]

I find it difficult to chill 😎 with these film 🎥 🎞 🎦 🎬 📽 clips

[@turloughkennedy6579]

"Coo coo" best line ever lol

[@asiseeit2041]

Gotta love Crowe. Coo coo. Brilliant. I laughed so hard when I first saw that.

[@davidktd]

I quite liked the character. There could be more in the series. Like a Knives Out Benoit Blanc for the horror world.

[@DragonNo1]

I want to watch the movie.

[@CrniWuk]

He really does travel around the world to beat people.

[@Grim-Thesis]

The disrespect the church has to god is unforgivable

[@bubbahotep6556]

3:52 I love Bishop Lumumba's face when Amorth squares up, a tight little smile cos he knows what's coming and he's loving every minute. No reaction when the girl gets mentioned, still smiling when Amorth tells them all to talk to his boss. 😆

[@Kaida760]

Ahhh yes........giving power to a young man without experience. An then when challenged.......he realises his power is meaningless to a Man with experience. I love it.

[@eagleeye761]

Might have to watch that one!

[@Arguments_only]

its a decent flick, i was entertained.

[@eagleeye761]

@@Arguments_only watched it last night... I be entertained...

[@Arguments_only]

@@eagleeye761 nice! :) I hope there´s sequel.

[@eagleeye761]

@@Arguments_only Could be 199 sequels.... but I hope they condense it into just a couple more... lolol...

[@bent2]

The young priest is like the woke progressive movement in the western world. Like the symbolism.

[@Sp00ny97]

the part where he says KUKU i fucking died when i watched the movie :D

[@joebenzz]

I'm gonna use that "cookoo" from now on 🤣

[@Ausshops]

He looks like Chopper Reed these days.

[@The_Comedian556]

Thats what middle age does to a Man. Plus he's a big fan of beer. And unlike most other actors he's not into roiding and dieting. Even in Gladiator he was natty, his preparation was working on his farm for 6 months. He's always been a pretty beefy bloke.

[@HickeryJames]

Pretty damn good movie if you ask me...a tad on the hokey side but all in all worth a watch!

[@Vert-k3j]

Did he just ask him for a cafe latte?

[@Themonkeychunkspunk]

Fantastic movie

[@OdysseusMcNobody]

I saw Russell Crow at a dock once he was arguing with a fisherman cus he had scratched his yacht with his line. Russell held than man up by his neck and in one swipe the fisherman fell and was no more. Then women came out to throw rose peddles at his feet. Never going back to Santa Monica Again!

[@johnnyjax6444]

The direct questions is if "EVIL" does not exists what is the Role of the "GOD"

[@JarodFarrant]

For men who preach of Jesus a poor man who gave it all to charity , they got lots of gold & silver in this room alone.