Interesting plot though I feel like it's a bit messy. I do love a good mystery though. How it deals with faith is... interesting. It felt pretty culty and it has media's view on faith and the church though I think they have Father Jud's character to be really solid and I really like him and rooted for him to actually be innocent throughout the case. I don't think the cast of characters were as active as the other two movies but I think they were still interesting. I liked Beniot's hairstyle here and I was a bit sad to find out that he isn't a Christian though I can think of why that was their decision. I liked how they played with the lights in this movie because it's almost as if it's the presence of God also leading them to where it's supposed to be. Like how Beniot has his road of Damascus moment be filled with light and the scene turning cold when he goes to actually do it or how when Father Jud has that moment of feeling like a priest again, sunlight shines through the windows and frames him in there. This is unlike how Monsignor Wicks mostly have artificial light shined on him but never really goes to engulf the room. I don't think this is the best movie Rian Johnson has for this series but I have a feeling it's gonna cause a fuss one way or another considering it's subject matter being the church. But I think it's still a good mystery and it also made me think of other stories I know of to be in the mystery genre but with priests, nuns, or people of faith being involved in trying to solve them.