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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2022
As a fan of the 1959 version, I mainly bought this version to see how 50 years of advancements in cinematic technology would show up on the screen. As far as that goes, I was blown away by the sets and costumes, as well as the climactic chariot race.
The plot however, was watered down to politically correct pap. Judah's deliverance from the galley was much more a matter of good fortune than of character. His survival in the galley was a matter of knuckling under to his captors and not attracting negative attention, and his deliverance from it more a matter of luck than will to survive.
Those of you who were fond of the Quintus Arrius subplot in the 1959 version will be disappointed to find that it has been entirely excised, probably for time considerations. Since this was in part a plot device to place Judah, a convicted criminal, into a position where he could reveal himself in Jerusalem and take part in the chariot race, a different means of accomplishing this had to be devised. Personally, I find the original method to be far superior to what they replaced it with.
Nothing was anyone's fault, it was all just a series of misunderstandings, and all the main characters live happily ever after. I suppose that the children of these times will enjoy that.
One note to Amazon: this BluRay arrived with a broken case. Not cracked, but BROKEN right through the spine. The package itself was undamaged, as were the other items IN the package so I can only assume that the BluRay was already damaged when it was packed. As a former Amazon Associate, having done this myself, I am aware that there were 3 opportunities to damage the item out instead of shipping it to a customer [unless of course the item was damaged in-house in the FC]. The 1st was when the item arrived at the FC and had to be shelved. The 2nd was when the item was picked for my order. The 3rd was when my order was packed. Although it is not all that unusual for CDs, DVDs, and BluRays to arrive with cracked cases, the damage on this item was egregious. Since the discs played, I replaced the case and taped up the insert instead of going through the hassle of getting a replacement, particularly since there was no guarantee that the new one would be in any better shape. C'mon guys!
Amazon used to have a place where you could report packing issues, but they have discontinued it. The only other way to address this issue was to request a replacement or contact customer service, which is no longer as easy as it used to be.
The plot however, was watered down to politically correct pap. Judah's deliverance from the galley was much more a matter of good fortune than of character. His survival in the galley was a matter of knuckling under to his captors and not attracting negative attention, and his deliverance from it more a matter of luck than will to survive.
Those of you who were fond of the Quintus Arrius subplot in the 1959 version will be disappointed to find that it has been entirely excised, probably for time considerations. Since this was in part a plot device to place Judah, a convicted criminal, into a position where he could reveal himself in Jerusalem and take part in the chariot race, a different means of accomplishing this had to be devised. Personally, I find the original method to be far superior to what they replaced it with.
Nothing was anyone's fault, it was all just a series of misunderstandings, and all the main characters live happily ever after. I suppose that the children of these times will enjoy that.
One note to Amazon: this BluRay arrived with a broken case. Not cracked, but BROKEN right through the spine. The package itself was undamaged, as were the other items IN the package so I can only assume that the BluRay was already damaged when it was packed. As a former Amazon Associate, having done this myself, I am aware that there were 3 opportunities to damage the item out instead of shipping it to a customer [unless of course the item was damaged in-house in the FC]. The 1st was when the item arrived at the FC and had to be shelved. The 2nd was when the item was picked for my order. The 3rd was when my order was packed. Although it is not all that unusual for CDs, DVDs, and BluRays to arrive with cracked cases, the damage on this item was egregious. Since the discs played, I replaced the case and taped up the insert instead of going through the hassle of getting a replacement, particularly since there was no guarantee that the new one would be in any better shape. C'mon guys!
Amazon used to have a place where you could report packing issues, but they have discontinued it. The only other way to address this issue was to request a replacement or contact customer service, which is no longer as easy as it used to be.
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