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Son of God

Their Empire. His Kingdom.
2014 | 138m | English

(20276 votes)

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In the Holy Land, the Roman occupation has produced a cauldron of oppression, anxiety and excessive taxes levied upon the Jewish people. Fearing the wrath of Roman governor Pontius Pilate , Jewish high priest Caiaphas tries to keep control of his people. That control is threatened when Jesus arrives in Jerusalem, performing miracles and spreading messages of love and hope. Those who fear that Jesus will inspire a revolution decide that he must die.
Release Date: Feb 28, 2014
Director: Christopher Spencer
Writer: Richard Bedser, Colin Swash, Christopher Spencer, Nic Young
Genres: Drama
Keywords christianity, bible, crucifixion, biography, resurrection, torture, jesus christ, christian film
Production Companies Hearst Entertainment Productions, TSG Entertainment, LightWorkers Media
Box Office Revenue: $70,829,270
Budget: $22,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 03, 2026
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Diogo Morgado Jesus
Roma Downey Mary, Mother of Jesus
Greg Hicks Pilate
Adrian Schiller Caiaphas
Darwin Shaw Peter
Sebastian Knapp John
Joe Wredden Judas
Simon Kunz Nicodemus
Paul Marc Davis Simon the Pharisee
Matthew Gravelle Thomas
Andrew Brooke Antonius
Louise Delamere Claudia
Amber Rose Revah Mary Magdalene
William Houston Moses
Nonso Anozie Samson
Paul Knops Adam
Joe Coen Joseph
Stewart Scudamore Ramesses
Conan Stevens Goliath
Darcie Rose Eve
David Rintoul Noah
Gary Oliver Abraham
Langley Kirkwood King David
Patrice Naiambana Balthazar
Leila Mimmack Young Mary
Jassa Ahluwalia Young David
Rick Bacon Herod Antipas
Fraser Ayres Barabbas
Daniel Percival John the Baptist
Noureddine Aberdine Joseph of Arimathea
Said Bey Matthew
Paul Brightwell Malchus
Sana Mouziane Martha
Anas Chenin Lazarus
Idrissa Sisco Simon of Cyrene
Name Job
Richard Bedser Writer
Colin Swash Writer
Ben Meechan Sound Effects Editor
Christopher Spencer Writer, Director
Nic Young Writer
Robert Hall Editor
Alan Spalding Production Design
Hauke Richter Art Direction
Ros Little Costume Design
Simon Gershon Sound Effects Editor
Dan Johnson Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Jeremy Price Sound Effects Editor
Nigel Squibbs Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Joanna Beatty Costume Supervisor
Rob Goldie Director of Photography
Said El Kounti Art Direction
Claudia Parker Set Decoration
Natasha du Toit Makeup Artist
Robin Green Sound Effects Editor
Scott Jones Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Jonathan Smith Sound Effects Editor
James Jordan Visual Effects Supervisor
Hans Zimmer Original Music Composer
Lorne Balfe Original Music Composer
Name Title
Richard Bedser Producer
Roma Downey Producer
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GenerationofSwine
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OK, this might be bias in comparison...but not for the back and forth that you're reading in most of the reviews. Unless something is BLATANTLY political to the point that it irritates me for reasons of propaganda...I try to slam BOTH sides in these reviews. I don't really feel that I have to ... here because the film is about Jesus and coming out the door we already know that people are going to be insanely pro-Religion or adopt that anti-religious stance that borders on pathology. So, instead we're going to go right to the review and state flatly that there are better movies about Jesus that you can watch. The Last Temptation of Christ is, of course, top on that list. This is seconded by Jesus Christ Superstar. And, in both cases, even if you are a fundamentalist Christian or have such a phobia against religion that you feel compelled to hate everything on principal...you should be able to agree that those are two stellar films on purely dramatic and cinematic basis. Son of God really isn't...at all. It tries very hard to be as faithful to the Jesus story as it can and still be a dramatization...but because of that it falls short on the "drama" department. It comes across feeling sort of stale and I'm not entirely sure how it can recover. The people involved in Son of God did do some things right, "The Bible" was compelling...but it was delivered in short segments that worked as little stand alone stories and made the entire series really very watchable and enjoyable. You can't really do that here, and they failed when they adopted The New Testament a few years later. I suppose the best way to review it would be to say that is has a lack of emotional focus. The depiction of Jesus is almost void of a real dynamic personality and because of that the only real dramatic value is situational and that doesn't work with the way that the film is laid out. If you are looking for films about Jesus, there are far better options...but those options are significantly less accurate. But, I'm of the view that if you want accuracy, read about it. If you want entertainment, on the other hand, sit on the couch and watch the show. But not this one, Son of God falls short on entertainment.

Jan 13, 2023