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BREAKING: The new David and Goliath biblical movie is being praised for ‘being better than anything Pixar did in the last 5 years’ by moviegoers. A biblical movie has never had this much success since Passion of The Christ, this movie has been breaking barriers.

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  🔥🚨BREAKING: The new David and Goliath biblical movie is being praised for ‘being better than anything Pixar did in the last 5 years’ by moviegoers. A biblical movie has never had this much success since Passion of The Christ, this movie has been breaking barriers. pic.twitter.com/gvpS3bCRSz — Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) January 23, 2026   The X post you're referring to from  @dom_lucre highlights the animated biblical film David (released by Angel Studios on December 19, 2025), claiming it's being praised as better than anything Pixar has produced in the last 5 years, and marking the biggest success for a biblical movie since The Passion of the Christ . The attached video in that post is the official trailer (or a clip from it), showing dramatic scenes from the story of young David facing Goliath, with epic music, faith-centered themes, and high-quality animation. Here's a quick overview of the film's real performance and reception as of Janua...

And the nominees for Best Picture are... #Oscars

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  And the nominees for Best Picture are... #Oscars pic.twitter.com/khoVsDQlnZ — The Academy (@TheAcademy) January 22, 2026     @TheAcademy post , which appears to be part of the 2026 Oscar nominations rollout or a related announcement graphic: The Academy's post highlights the Best Picture nominees for the 98th Academy Awards (2026). It features a visually striking image or carousel showcasing 10 films that made the shortlist for Best Picture. The lineup is quite diverse, spanning sci-fi, horror, drama, sports, and period pieces. The Best Picture nominees listed are: Bugonia (directed by Yorgos Lanthimos, starring Emma Stone – a dark comedy/sci-fi remake) F1 (the high-profile racing film starring Brad Pitt, produced by him too – a surprise sports blockbuster inclusion) Frankenstein (Guillermo del Toro's gothic horror take on the classic, with strong production values) Hamnet (Shakespeare-inspired historical drama) Marty Supreme (starring Timothée Chalamet, direc...