I completely agree with all of this review, especially the comments about the intelligence of Clavius, his thorough investigation, the rational conclusion to which the movie comes -- Jesus has indeed risen from being really dead, really buried, thoroughly secured inside the tomb, etc. The Gospel is not clearly stated in the movie. I just want to cut them only a bit of slack, however. Keep in mind that the entirety of the action in the movie takes place between Good Friday and the day the Disciples/Apostles head back to Jerusalem. In other words, the Holy Spirit has not come at Pentecost yet. Perhaps, maybe, could it be that the fulness of the import of the substitutionary atonement, the scope of the Gospel, our depravity, all of Scripture in the OT being about Jesus and God's plan to redeem humanity and restore the cosmos, had not yet fully dawned on them? No Paul to explain it in Romans or Ephesians, no Galatians, etc. It is a huge omission, but could there be a reason for it? Probably not, but it's worth considering. I did like the movie also. For me it was more than a little violent, though.