You don’t typically expect an Easter movie to come with a healthy helping of F-bombs or multiple arrest scenes. The newest film from Mark Wahlberg and Mel Gibson, however, isn’t interested in the saccharine, inauthentic depictions of faith that audiences are typically served on screens — big and small — this time of year. Equal parts hilarious and heartbreaking, the R-rated “Father Stu,” which hits theaters on April 13, isn’t a movie where God shows his favor by allowing protagonists with cute, inoffensive sins to win the big game or achieve fame and fortune.
Here, hard men learn obedience through hard suffering.
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