Mary is an epic biblical movie currently streaming on Netflix, and viewers are curious to know what happens in the film at the end. The story revolves around Mary (Noa Cohen), a young Jewish girl born with a grand destiny.

Hopkins is the quintessential Herod, capturing all of the cunning, ruthlessness and absolute evil that propels the tyrant. He slowly moves into paranoia, too. Hopkins is the king of all the actors who have ever played Herod. None have portrayed that real malice to this degree. Naturally, violence in various ways underlines Herod’s brutality.

When it comes to Christmas films, many people might picture fairy tales or romantic comedies, but Netflix is now taking a more literal approach with "Mary," a biblical drama centred on the birth of Jesus.

This holiday season, viewers can travel back in time to revisit the biblical story of Mary and her journey before giving birth to Jesus. See where and when to watch the new movie.

Vatican City • Catholic Hollywood director D.J. Caruso (“Disturbia”) set out to tell the story of Mary as seen through her own eyes in a new film available this week on Netflix. “You may think you know my story,” Mary tells viewers at the start of the film. “Trust me, you don’t.”

Mary’ is a drama film that revolves around the story of Mary of Nazareth, the mother of Jesus Christ. Directed by D.J. Caruso, the movie takes on a coming-of-age approach to this biblical tale, following the life of Mary from a young age.

Netflix's new biblical film "Mary" is finally streaming. Dive into the action-packed ending of "Mary," including what happens to Mary, Joseph, baby Jesus, and King Herod.

It is evident that the scriptwriters, producers, and directors of the movie Mary did not consult the Bible before putting it out in Netflix.