A church focused upon maintaining its power
In The Name of The Rose was based upon the book of the same name by Umberto Eco. It features Sean Connery as a monk who believes in logic and deduction as a kind of medieval Sherlock Holmes and his young apprentice Christian Slater. They arrive at a monastery for a religious debate upon doctrine only to find a series of deaths which they investigate. It goes from a murder mystery to a story about control over knowledge. The fact that this takes place during the Inquisition explains why this is so important. If you pay attention ideas and information are talked about almost from the start of the film foreshadowing the main point. Sherlock Holmes is also the best way to describe the initial plot and Connery’s character. Ron Perlman also stands out as a former pagan monk. Overall the movie paints a picture of a Catholic Church as a corrupt and cruel institution more interested in maintaining its power and the status quo than saving people’s souls.
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