"Mary Magdalene" director Garth Davis provides a spiritual and tonal interpretation of the story of Mary and Jesus. A story of Jesus emphasizes what might be called a more feminine aspect of his journey to the earth. The film is properly told through Jesus' relationship with a woman. Gibson produced an action drama from the heart, trying to clarify the prediction. Rooney Mara, who plays Maria, has big eyes. The state of her gaze restores the look recorded in the books. She uses her eyes to express the character's love, awe, confusion and sadness. The script of the film tends to be a rather strange modern style of expression, which may be a kind effort, but this expression style is not conducive to attracting the audience to watch
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Mary Magdalene evaluation action
2022-05-09 21:20
Extended Reading
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Mary Magdalene: My brothers and I used to see how long we could hold our breath under the water in the lake, how deep into the weeds we could swim. I loved it down there. It was like I didn't need my body. I didn't need the earth. And then I would rise up into the air, into the light. Is that what it feels like to be one with God?
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Jesus: What shall I teach?
Mary Magdalene: Are we so different from men you must teach us different things? We are women. Our lives are not our own.