Anne with an E Christian Review

The twist in Anne with an E is totally different, it is not just a remake of an old classic. What is shown of Anne Shirley’s world is much more real and raw. Against the beautiful backdrop of Prince Edward Island, the show tells the story of a young orphan girl along with exploring her emotional struggle. That is, it is not just about Anne’s imagination, but an attempt to understand her inner burden, her pain and her journey. If you are a Christian viewer, there will be many such moments in this show which will force you to think.

First and foremost, faith and morality are important to understand here. Anne’s journey is not just about cleaning the house, it’s about dealing with her past and forgiving herself. After everything Anne has endured in her life, she learns how to get out of her mess and rebuild her life. This is similar to the Christian concept of faith – making mistakes, looking for them, and then forgiving yourself. Anne’s journey is quite deep and shows how we can heal ourselves if we understand and forgive our mistakes from our past.

But the show can be a little intense too. It explores some of its own themes, which are a little heavier – like bullying, abuse, and making yourself feel unwanted. Anne has a lot of emotional baggage and she tries to make sense of her life, which can often be uncomfortable. Some scenes are so raw that while watching them you might feel that it is a little too intense, but the purpose of all this that is shown is not just shock value. All this is a part of Anne’s growth – it is her learning process, which ultimately helps in understanding the concepts of forgiveness and grace. If you are of any faith, then after watching these struggles you might feel that sometimes, if you understand your past mistakes and get over them, then how can you bring a new light in your life.

And family dynamics? Well, that is on a totally different level. The relationship between Anne and Cuthberts is a representation of pure love and acceptance. Marilla and Matthew first adopted Anne just for help, but slowly their love grew. And this love was not just for Anne, they themselves also learnt that love is never perfect, it is a process. This is a classic example of agape love, which is unconditional and transformative. Anne knows herself and starts understanding her emotions. This is also a Christian concept – accepting yourself with your imperfections and understanding each other.

But the show is not perfect. Some moments can be quite disturbing. Such as underage drinking, violence, and some moments that can make you uncomfortable. All this makes the show a bit raw, but it is never sensationalized. The purpose of showing all this is to show the real picture of life – how complicated the world can be, and how we find a way to live in that world by understanding ourselves. For Anne, this is a healing process, which makes her emotional journey important.

And after all this, the best thing is that this show is ultimately about hope and healing. Anne has to face her struggles, but she also understands that the power of love and acceptance can transform any situation. This is a classic Christian theme – accepting yourself and others, no matter what they are. Anne learns from her past to transform her future, and the journey she takes can inspire everyone.

So this show is a little heavy, but if you want a deep and emotional experience, then Anne with an E is definitely worth watching. This show will make you think about your life, help you explore your faith, and after watching all of this you will feel like you have more to discover about life, family, and love.

Rating: 4/5 — Emotional, intense, and ultimately a hopeful journey that will make you think.