Charlton Heston as the conflicted artist Michelagngelo
This movie is about the struggles Michelangelo had to paint the Sistine Chapel. I liked the beginning because it’s like a museum recording of Michelangelo’s work with sculpture which was what he was famous for. Then it brings up the Sistine Chapel which the movie says he didn’t want to do thus creating the dilemma for the story. Then the Pope arrives in full armor defeating some feudal lord. It reminds one that at this time the Pope wasn’t this holy man heading a unified church but basically a king with many rivals. The plot really comes down to the relationship between the two. The two are determined and stubborn which makes their interactions often difficult. There’s also a continuous exchange between the two with the Pope asking, “When will you make an end?” and Michelangelo responding, “When I’m finished!” These are two outstanding performances by Charlton Heston and Rex Harrison.  At first I wasn’t sure Heston could pull off the conflicted artist but he did. It was another testament to what a great actor he was.
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