The Chosen, some questions.

[tturt]

Anyone know the release date of Season 2?

 

[Lost4words]

Anyone know the release date of Season 2?

When its finished...

 

[tturt]

Had seen Easter

 

[paul1149]

Anyone know the release date of Season 2?

"Even with all the obstacles we’ve faced during the production of Season Two, our goal is still to release the first episode by Easter!"

 

[tturt]

Thanks!

 

[alkaloid]

Not sure if you guys have started watching Season 2 yet, but the first episode came out on Easter Sunday and last night they livestreamed episode 2 and surprised us with #3! I've been loving this show so much

 

[paul1149]

Loved the Phillip character, and the scene tying Nathaniel's question when under the tree to his meeting with Jesus was much as I had envisioned it. #3 was getting pretty "real", as they say.

 

[doctorwho29]

Im all caught up and loving it. It's so real and fun and thought provoking

 

[alkaloid]

Loved the Phillip character, and the scene tying Nathaniel's question when under the tree to his meeting with Jesus was much as I had envisioned it. #3 was getting pretty "real", as they say.

Agreed! Philip is such a likeable character. Can't wait to see more with him in it. I was in tears when Nathaniel finally met Jesus and all it took was him saying that he saw him under the fig tree to make him believe.

Episode 3 was just beautiful. Seeing mother Mary get all sad about feeling useful as a mother and then seeing how vulnerable Jesus was at the end of the episode and her running over to him. Such a moving show for sure!

Unfortunately it's going to be another 3-4 weeks before episode 4

 

[paul1149]

I was in tears when Nathaniel finally met Jesus and all it took was him saying that he saw him under the fig tree to make him believe.

I've watched that scene several times now. It's very moving. I saw a long time ago that there had to be something more to "I saw you under the fig tree", something profound. I picture Nathaniel asking God where Messiah was and if He saw Israel's plight under Rome. This was just a little different but it was the same idea. I also love the way they break the tension with a little lightheartedness. It makes Jesus more real, and I believe it actually gives insight into what it must have been like to walk with Him while He was here.

I thought Ep. 3 was rather dark, with all the strife, but I have to view it again.

 

[doctorwho29]

I thought Ep. 3 was rather dark, with all the strife, but I have to view it again.

Dark yes but very realistic

 

[alkaloid]

I've watched that scene several times now. It's very moving. I saw a long time ago that there had to be something more to "I saw you under the fig tree", something profound. I picture Nathaniel asking God where Messiah was and if He saw Israel's plight under Rome. This was just a little different but it was the same idea. I also love the way they break the tension with a little lightheartedness. It makes Jesus more real, and I believe it actually gives insight into what it must have been like to walk with Him while He was here.

I thought Ep. 3 was rather dark, with all the strife, but I have to view it again.

They really do such a great job writing stories around the scripture to give it a possible background to what was written. It's definitely very moving to see it in cinematic form.

Dark yes but very realistic

Agreed! But that's what made the episode so powerful. It's a reminder of how even as the son of God, he still lived a very human experience.

Also the director said that they filmed most of that episode in one shot! How amazing.

 

[Paul4JC]

I'm not usually into the Bible movies/series, but this one is very well done so far. Of course not perfect. Who said it was supposed to be? It is a movie. A lot better than the myriad of discussions and interpretations on forums here. Those who say, 'I'll stick with Scripture," then why listen to a sermon or read a spiritual book? They are interpretations too.

All the episodes are on YouTube by the way...
The Chosen - Season 1 - All 8 Full Episodes