The Hand of God

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Robert P @Superbad Oct 3, 2026 The Hand Of God = a *4* star Movie! See more Drew M @Stonehands211 Aug 19, 2026 I knew I was going to like this but had no idea I was going to end up loving it. See more John F. @mooovieMan Mar 22, 2026 Crossing my fingers, they have a second season See more Alexsander F @Aelxs Oct 2, 2025 Patrizia: "Ma l'ha fatto con mano! L'ha fatto con mano!" Marchino: "E allora? Che te ne frega?" Patrizia: "Hanno rubato!" Marchino: "Gli ha umiliati! Capito? È un atto politico! È un atto di liberazione nazionale! Contro i colonialisti inglesi! Per le Malvine!" . Patrizia: "But he used his hand! He used his hand!" Marchino: "So what? Who cares?" Patrizia: "They cheated!" Marchino: "He humiliated them! You understand? It's a political act! It's an act of national liberation! Against the English colonialists! For the Malvinas!" . Absolute Stunner! See more Michael G @RT36639950 May 5, 2025 Very nice, thoughtful film showing us how life events shape us as we grow from adolescence into maturity. It might feel slow to others that aren't attuned to this style of filmmaking. If you spend too much on Tik Tok or watching shorts, the brain rot kicks in. I know, because it happens me. And this was a film I used to break out of my bad habits. The Hand of God is a bittersweet exploration of youth, memory, and destiny, where Paolo Sorrentino weaves a personal coming-of-age tale shaped by family love, sudden loss, and the unpredictable turns of fate. Through Fabietto’s eyes, the film captures the beauty and absurdity of everyday life in Naples, showing how grief can ignite artistic passion and how nostalgia colours the way we understand our past. It is both a tribute to the city’s vibrant spirit and a reflection on how life’s most painful moments can ultimately shape who we become. I'll give this a rewatch and I might change my score. See more Niklas L @RT69374090 May 4, 2025 Whatever it is that this movie is about, I did not get it. Perhaps it is a great movie, but I feel as if there is a lot of understanding of Italian culture necessary to get at this movie. I dearly hope that this is not an accurate depiction of life in Italy (at the time) for it looked terrible. See more Read all reviews

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