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Am I the only one here that went to see the Chosen tonight? I had a high impact day and ended it at the movie theater. It was just as good as I expected.
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Glad to hear you enjoyed it - I saw it too in a theater in the Toronto area. At first I was the only person there, but by showtime there was maybe 30 people, which frankly was more audience than even most blockbusters that I’ve seen in the last couple of years.
I enjoyed it - overall I’d say that it seemed to be a little “grittier” than the previous seasons, settling into some of the personal sides of the characters. My favorite moment (not spoiling anything) was the great little scene of Gaius and Atticus reacting to the Sermon on the Mount - clearly Gaius was deeply affected and you just know his story is going to develop over time
I enjoyed it - overall I’d say that it seemed to be a little “grittier” than the previous seasons, settling into some of the personal sides of the characters. My favorite moment (not spoiling anything) was the great little scene of Gaius and Atticus reacting to the Sermon on the Mount - clearly Gaius was deeply affected and you just know his story is going to develop over time
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I only just first heard about it a couple weeks ago. Apparently it's on Season 3 already. Question: how is this diffrent from other Bible movie / TV adaptations? What does it bring new?
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. My favorite moment (not spoiling anything) was the great little scene of Gaius and Atticus reacting to the Sermon on the Mount - clearly Gaius was deeply affected and you just know his story is going to develop over time
My thoughts exactly..
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I just heard about Season 3 today from who I guess is the creator of the series in a TV interview.
I'm a little confused though about it being in a theatre. If it's a TV series with episodes, why would it be in a theatre? Do they play all 8 episodes back to back in the theatre? That would seem pretty long.
Anyway, I just found out that Seasons 1 and 2 are on Pluto and Peacock. Both contais 8 episodes. Something new for me to watch, even though it aired back in 2019. Not bad, considering that I just finished all 4 seasons of Battlestar Galactica just a few weeks ago, even though it ended back in 2009.
I'm a little confused though about it being in a theatre. If it's a TV series with episodes, why would it be in a theatre? Do they play all 8 episodes back to back in the theatre? That would seem pretty long.
Anyway, I just found out that Seasons 1 and 2 are on Pluto and Peacock. Both contais 8 episodes. Something new for me to watch, even though it aired back in 2019. Not bad, considering that I just finished all 4 seasons of Battlestar Galactica just a few weeks ago, even though it ended back in 2009.
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It's the first two episodes of the third season. This doesn't happen often but it's not the first time a TV show has been in theater. They had the eleventh season premier episode of Doctor Who, "The Woman Who Fell To Earth", in theaters in 2018. I haven't seen The Chosen yet but I'm glad it's doing well.
"Elsewhere, a special-event screening of faith-based series The Chosen, chronicling the life of Jesus, is pulling off a major upset. Fathom Events, which is showing the first two episodes of season three in more than 2,000 theaters, is projecting a $10 million-plus weekend for a second-place finish after grossing $3.4 million on Friday."
www.hollywoodreporter.com
"Elsewhere, a special-event screening of faith-based series The Chosen, chronicling the life of Jesus, is pulling off a major upset. Fathom Events, which is showing the first two episodes of season three in more than 2,000 theaters, is projecting a $10 million-plus weekend for a second-place finish after grossing $3.4 million on Friday."
Box Office: ‘Black Panther 2’ Leads, ‘The Menu’ and ‘The Chosen’ Feast While ‘She Said’ Starves
A special preview screening of faith-based series 'The Chosen: Season 3' grossed more than $8 million, while Harvey Weinstein exposé 'She Said' opened to just $2.3 million for a sixth-place finish.
www.hollywoodreporter.com
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