Charlton Heston as Michelangelo? I had my reservations, regarding that, but after watching the movie, I have to admit, they were all wrong! But he's not alone! Rex Harrison as his counterpart or sometimes mentor to Michelangelo, is just as genius as Mr. Heston himself!
The movie is made to be seen in the cinema (shot on 65mm and shown theatrically on 70mm, if the movie theater has a projector for this film), but you could also watch it at home. And it will almost certainly be the only place you can watch it, unless you seek out festivals, where it sometimes runs/shows/plays! It's worth the money and the time. If you like period pieces of the 60s, even more so!
The movie is made to be seen in the cinema (shot on 65mm and shown theatrically on 70mm, if the movie theater has a projector for this film), but you could also watch it at home. And it will almost certainly be the only place you can watch it, unless you seek out festivals, where it sometimes runs/shows/plays! It's worth the money and the time. If you like period pieces of the 60s, even more so!