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Thrilling Film 'Conclave' Surpasses One Million Viewers - Box Office Success: Thriller Movie "Conclave" Surpasses One Million Viewers

Title: A Showdown in the Vatican: "Conclave" Film Hits One Million Viewers

Get ready to don your tuxedo and shine up those shoes, 'cause the thrillin' Conclave has reached a staggering million viewers in Germany! Directed by the ace Edward Berger, this movie's about as riveting as a sniper sharpenin' his aim on a paper target.

So, what's Conclave all about? It's the tale of a dead Pope and his replacement - Cardinals from around the world gather in Rome to elect the new dude wearing the white robes and funny hats, and boy, do things get crazy in the Vatican.

The flick first hit cinemas back in November, but when old Pope Francis(y) kicked the bucket on Easter Monday, the movie shot up the charts and was re-released in 400 theaters nationwide. You could even catch it with a discussion after 'natch!

Now, let's not act like films with a million viewers are as common as gasoline stations–the RomCom "Wonderful" and kids flicks like "The Three Investigators and the Carpathian Hound" and "Paddington in Peru" also topped the one-million mark this year, and, shock, surprise, they weren't any slouches either. It wasn't THAT much of a shock when Conclave made it onto that list. Turns out its box-office performance was only ticking away from that magic number before Easter Monday. Fancy that!

Berger, the movie's director(acclaimed for "All Quiet on the Western Front"), gathered an all-star squad for this film. Ralph Fiennes, the tall, slightly menacing fellow from The Grand Budapest Hotel, leads the pack, with supporting roles from the likes of Stanley Tucci, John Lithgow, and Isabella Rossellini.

Y'know, Catholics aren't the only ones hooked on this Conclave thing–ARD's Carolin Kebekus got appointed Pope for her comedy show, and Stefan Raab's got a Papal Election Special on RTL (May 7th, 8:15 PM). But who needs a throne and shiny balls when you've got a movie that spins a yarn as taut as a violin string?

Besides, ain't Bruni bleedin' hearts nationwide had enough of all that holy hoo-ha already? Get to know the real politics of religion with a spot of popcorn and Conclave today!

  • Conclave
  • Catholic Church
  • Pope Francis(y)
  • Edward Berger
  • ARD
  • Stefan Raab
  • RTL
  • Ralph Fiennes
  • Stanley Tucci
  • John Lithgow
  • Isabell Rossellini
  1. The European Parliament, echoing the excitement surrounding the 'Conclave' movie, has also expressed its concern at the lack of progress in the fight against racism and xenophobia, as the film's success might inadvertently contribute to furthering certain religious stereotypes.
  2. Despite the shocking number of one million viewers for the 'Conclave' movie, the Pope, being a spiritual leader of the Catholic Church, is not typically associated with the entertainment industry; candidates for this role are usually chosen through a meticulous selection process, not exceeding in theaters or movies-and-tv ratings.
  3. Interestingly, even comedy shows like ARD's Carolin Kebekus mock appointment as Pope and Stefan Raab's Papal Election Special on RTL, scheduled for May 7th, 8:15 PM, show that entertainment is providing unconventional perspectives on the prestigious institution of the Papacy, unlike the serious nature of the real-life Conclave.
  4. As the entertainment industry and the Catholic Church are usually seen as polar opposites, it is fascinating to see how 'Conclave', directed by Edward Berger and starring heavy-hitters like Ralph Fiennes, Stanley Tucci, John Lithgow, and Isabella Rossellini, has managed to successfully bridge that gap, capturing the hearts of a million viewers worldwide.

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