Conclave Movie Streaming: Unraveling the Bigger Problem

Let’s talk about Conclave. It’s a Vatican drama that’s now on Peacock, and people have been hyping it up like it’s full of Real Housewives-style drama. I have to admit, I fell for it too. But after watching it, I have to say, it’s not nearly as juicy as I thought it would be.

The movie follows a group of cardinals as they choose the next pope, and while there are some political tensions and power struggles, it’s not exactly the catfight-filled spectacle I was expecting. Sure, there are some conflicts between the more liberal and conservative factions, but it all feels a bit tame. I was waiting for the backstabbing and scandal, but it never really came.

Some fans seem to be reading a lot more into the movie than what’s actually there. Critics have praised certain scenes as if they were full of drama and intrigue, but when you actually watch them, they fall a bit flat. It’s like everyone is watching a different movie in their heads.

Overall, Conclave is a solid drama about the inner workings of the Vatican, but it’s definitely not the reality TV-style spectacle some were hoping for. If you’re looking for some juicy drama, you might be a bit disappointed. But if you’re interested in the political machinations of the Catholic Church, it’s worth a watch. And who knows, maybe the next pope election will be more like a Bravo show. But for now, Conclave is a bit more low-key than its hype suggests.