‘The Chosen: The Last Supper Part 3’: Finale Achieves Cinematic And Spiritual Greatness
In its Season 5 finale, The Chosen reaches for more than storytelling — it brushes up against religious art. With Roumie’s Jesus agonizing in Gethsemane, the series delivers not just emotion but encounter. The camera doesn’t just observe; it bears witness. You don’t watch these scenes — you feel them. And in the space between performance and Scripture, something sacred settles in. Something that feels a lot like worship.
‘The Chosen: The Last Supper’ Season 5 Premiere Lives Up To The Pre-Easter Hype
“The Chosen: The Last Supper” kicks off its fifth season with confidence, clarity and a whole lot of cinematic power. From Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem to his quiet moments of inner resolve, the premiere balances tension and tenderness with surprising ease. More than just great faith-based TV, this is great TV — crafted by artists who trust both the Gospel and their own creative instincts.
‘House Of David’ Series May Be Even Better Than ‘The Chosen’
Amazon’s “House of David” is the latest in a wave of high-quality, faith-based entertainment — and it could rival “The Chosen” in scope and impact. Created by Jon Erwin, Jon Gunn and featuring Dallas Jenkins as a special advisor, the series brings David’s rise to power to life with bold storytelling and cinematic scale. With compelling characters, masterful storytelling and a faith-driven core, “House of David” sets a new standard for biblical epics.