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The Pope's Exorcist currently has an average rating of 6.7 out of 10 and has been rated by 509 users on our platform.
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6Russell Crowe nails an Italian accent and various demons in this enjoyably silly cousin of William Friedkin's 1973 horror classic.
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6Russell Crowe has a lot of fun playing the eponymous exorcist, and director Julius Avery’s movie essentially stands or falls by how on board you are with this central performance...
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7...is the kind of goofball sincerity so many of us hunger for.
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5Crowe makes the movie worth seeing. He plays Amorth as a prideful cut-up, greeting vile taunts with a deadpan smirk and snappy answers.
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