I enjoyed the acting, the great camera work and special effects. Nothing to say there.
Then there was the nun who flogged herself, broke her vow, kissed the "devil" and proclaimed that God did not exist. What did that have to do with the rest of the movie other than make fun of the nuns who died that day?
Then there was the "lost son" gestapo who attempted to rape a nun in the church before she conjured up a drop of blood (come on, how dumb would he be to fall for that?). This guy then becomes a "sort of" hero in the end... What?!?!
Then there was the rest of the nuns who are portrayed as dumb farytale believers. Well at least it shows what the writer thinks of religion, but come on..
All in all, the story was so much all over the place that I am surprised it wasn't written by Lars Von Trier.
Then there was the nun who flogged herself, broke her vow, kissed the "devil" and proclaimed that God did not exist. What did that have to do with the rest of the movie other than make fun of the nuns who died that day?
Then there was the "lost son" gestapo who attempted to rape a nun in the church before she conjured up a drop of blood (come on, how dumb would he be to fall for that?). This guy then becomes a "sort of" hero in the end... What?!?!
Then there was the rest of the nuns who are portrayed as dumb farytale believers. Well at least it shows what the writer thinks of religion, but come on..
All in all, the story was so much all over the place that I am surprised it wasn't written by Lars Von Trier.