King of Kings, starring Oscar Isaac and Kenneth Branagh, has earned practically perfect audience scores across the major aggregate sites.

The King of Kings,' from Angel Studios and starring Oscar Isaac as Jesus Christ, is too visually generic and heavy-handed to transcend its genre.

When one thinks of Christian films the mind usually goes to “Jesus Revolution,” “The Chosen” or Angel Studios. While it is relieving to finally see more artistically merited live-action works, the ...

The story follows Dickens as he explains to his young son Walter the life of Jesus Christ and why he is considered the true "King of Kings." ...

The Charles of the film makes a point of saying that Jesus resisted temptation “using only the Word of God.” That said, King of Kings doesn’t improve on The Life of Our Lord as much as it ...

the film portrays the life of Jesus from his birth to resurrection, drawing inspiration from Charles Dickens' "The Life of Our Lord." In eight days after its release, "The King of Kings" earned $ ...

Save for a few lighthearted interjections by Walter and his mischievous cat Willa, “The King of Kings” plays as a sanctimoniously dry and serious account ending in Jesus’ eventual crucifixion.