Oscar and Bafta winner “Conclave” are unique, but Thewrap decided to bless you with a list of “Conclave”-like movies to watch if you couldn’t stop praising MySery thriller.
From straight -front pop movies to faithfuls who question their religion or stories that depict a transition of power after the fall of a pioneer, all these girls’ commandments follow what makes “Konklav” a thought -provoking and fun watch.
Before or after watching the 97th Academy Awards on Sunday, check out these movies that will respond to all your prayers, just like “Conclave.”
“The Two Popes” (2019)
In Fernando Meirelle’s biographical drama, “The Two Popes” must leave Pope Benedict (Anthony Hopkins) and his successor Pope Francis (Jonathan Pryce) Work together despite their contradictory opinions and move on from their previous mistakes to secure the future of Catholic Church. Like “Conclave”, the film highlights the process of transitioning power and humanizes the religious leaders.
Where to look at: Netflix
“First Reformed” (2017)
Next is Paul Schraders “First Reformed”, with Ethan Hawke. Hawk plays a lonely, mourning priest named Ernst Toller, who in a small town struggles with faith after his son’s death. His life takes a turn when he has a learning with an environmental activist and his pregnant wife. While he is at nominal value, “first reformed” centers on a man of faith, it analyzes the background film Christianity and the actions of people who claim to be faithful supporters of it.
Where to look at: Fandango at home, Youtube, Apple TV, Prime Video, Google Play Movies
“The Godfather” (1972)
Okay, hear us. It is not a straight up the pope, but it is a movie about a man’s gradual ascent to the highest leadership title-in this case The Godfather. In “The Godfather” Michael Corleone, son of Don, reluctantly goes with his father’s mafia, and he experiences the violent and political reality to be in a criminal family. When his father dies, Michael, who is best suited to replace him, deepens deeper into the family, where more dangers and larger payments find him. In addition, Michael originally never wanted the position, just like how Cardinal Lawrence opposed to be the next pope.
Where to look at: Paramount+, Hulu, Youtube, Sling TV, Prime Video, Google Play Movies, Youtube TV, Fubotb, Roku Channel, Apple TV
“Immaculate”
In Michael Mohan’s frightening church “Immaculate”, Sydney Sweeney covers as an American nun named Cecilia, who joins a covenant in a remote area embedded in the countryside. But the dark secrets of the Holy mansion come alive in the form of scary disorders and bloody hunts that leave you at the edge of your place, speechless. Remind yourself of any of the wild secrets that emerged in the Vatican in “Conclave”? Just the secrets, not the supernatural events.
Where to look at: Hulu, Youtube, Google Play movies, Fandango at home, Apple TV, Prime Video, Disney+
“12 Angry Men” (1957)
Ok, another who may seem like it is out of the ball park to be like “conclave” – but it is not! Like Edward Berger’s dramatic thriller, in “12 angry men”, a seclerated group of men must meet to make a huge decision with massive moral consequences.
“We have a pope” (2011)
Last but not least, Nanni Moretti’s “We have a pope”, who takes a comic path to produce the story of the choice of a new pope after the death of the former leader. Besides comedy, doesn’t it sound like “Conclave”? But in this story, when the Pope is selected, he undergoes a panic attack, and the church is forced to bring in a therapist for him.
