Netflix's The Two Popes ultimately makes for an agreeable "buddy Pope" tale. That is to say that our 2 leads, Hopkins and Pryce, are not only outstanding in their respective roles, but have impeccable chemistry with one another. However, your overall enjoyment of this true-to-life story will largely depend on your interest in "Pope things," as the uninitiated might be less enthralled with the religious tit for tat as those looking for insight in the Catholic doctrine. The lively visuals help alleviate the dryness of it all though, as do the slivers of humour thrown in. The film is also one of impressive production design, with everything from the Sistine Chapel and Vatican chambers exuding beauty. No doubt some visual effects were added in, but the integration is spot on regardless. So here's the thing - if you want to experience an important meeting of the minds that changes the face of modern organized religion, well, go on and "get your Pope on." If not, then it's probably gonna be a nope to these Popes. Your call.