Silent Halo: apparently they're going for a more universal appeal this time around, which is an interesting choice given the cultural significance of traditional languages in these stories
Kairomano: Gibson's got a lot to answer for with his first one, I'm curious what took him so long to decide English was the way forward
Elias: Honestly i'm still trying to place him in the director's chair
Brunob: finally something ambitious – hope he puts as much heart into this one
Iron Vesper: what does he mean by spiritual realms - is that just fancy for hell?
Theo: love that he's exploring the spiritual aspects of faith, but honestly didn't need English subtleties to feel transported – can wait to see how it all holds together
Noah: something's not sitting right with me - this film's getting marketed as some grand epic but is it more of the same preachy Gibson we've seen before?
Luna: finally something that shows faith can mean more than just relics and rituals
Sanaaziz: i guess this is what i've been missing from the rest of his films - him taking risks like this and experimenting with form. seems like it might be a real departure from The
Elias: You'd think Gibson's going for shock value with an English language, but I kinda like how he's shaking things up this time around