A range of new films appears in the market every year. The Chosen: Last Supper represents an exciting new movie production that launched on March 28. The film shows Jesus making his way through the holy city in order to stop temple corruption. The film covers episodes 1 and 2 which belong to Season 5 of "The Chosen" television series. Written screenings and booked theater seats for this movie exist through Fandango and the official website. In the United States and Canada the theatrical premiere of The Chosen: Last Supper (Season 5) started on Wednesday, March 27. The Chosen's first installment released March 27 with episodes 1–2 following this initial release (Thursday, April 3 saw the delivery of Episodes 3-5) and finally episodes 6-8 debuted on Thursday, April 10 marking the end of the season. Development and Season 1 Production: Started around 2018. Season 4 began its run in early 2024 as the production stage preceding the depiction of the Last Supper. Therefore, it required approximately six years until the portrayal of the Last Supper within the series.
Personally, I loved this movie a lot. I did not see the first parts but I did see part 3. This movie delivered an emotional, meaningful piece for me. It didn’t just show the familiar events of Jesus’ final meal with his disciples. It humanized them and dived deep into the New Testament. This movie felt even better to watch, especially being a Christian myself and already feeling very passionate about the Bible and Jesus. This movie would be great for anyone and everyone to watch. If you aren’t a Christian or even do not believe in God or struggling with your faith, this movie really explains the Bible in a better perspective. It really helps viewers understand it better and makes them more interested. At the movie’s opening, I experienced some confusion. During the course of development, the plot started to reveal its components. The film enabled me to recover important stories from my childhood memories along with Biblical teachings which both felt genuine yet somehow fresh. This movie kept me so interested, it just made me want to watch more.
Viewers both new and established in The Chosen will value Last Supper Part 3 as a production that leaves deep emotions. Watching the movie draws the audience toward the characters and their emotional bonds onscreen in a consistent manner. A traditional Bible film was not the experience I had watching this piece. This particular version of the story had a distinctive unfiltered authenticity. In their portrayal the disciples did not receive sainthood but instead filmmakers showed their authentic human qualities including their feelings of doubt alongside their struggles and questioning nature. Every audience member from all levels of their religious progress likely sees this aspect in the film. The film presents Jesus to viewers in a way that feels like it belongs to everyday life so people can better connect both emotionally and personally with His message while experiencing His humanity more deeply.
The movie dedicated enough time to all Biblical scenes to let their impact seep into the audience. The story hovered there for an extended period rather than moving forward as there was an emphasis on expressions and pauses and feeling of pressure. Through this measured pace viewers could fully feel the weight of the occurring events. The Last Supper scene held exceptional power within the film. I could not release my breath throughout the whole scene because I observed the various disciple reactions to Jesus' teachings. The holy atmosphere permeated through the screens despite the absence of real-life participation with the worshipful experience. I realized how much Jesus loves his people. I 10/10 recommend anyone to watch this movie and also watch the first parts of it. I will definitely be watching the next one that comes out if it does, it is worth watching.