Gold Gods Review

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Gold Gods Review

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Alexandre (Melvil Poupaud), François (Denis Ménochet) and Emmanuel (Swann Arlaud) all attended St. Luc summer camp, where Father Preynat oversaw the scouts. Since then, each has gone a different route via their faith, with the still-devout Alexandre on the opposite side of the spectrum as the vehemently atheistic Francois. Each character’s story of abuse is explored individually before bringing them all together at meetings for Francois’ organization for survivors, Lift the Burden. Flashbacks are used sparingly and they avoid any sensationalism whatsoever. Each looks and feels like a lamb being led to slaughter by an eerily calm and trusted wolf.

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Alexandre’s letter writing campaign to the Catholic church kicks off “By the Grace of God,” and Ozon allows several of his letters, and the church members’ responses, to be read on the soundtrack. Alexandre interacts with the church psychologist, Régine Maire (Martine Erhel), who serves as a go-between for Alexandre, Preynat and the Cardinal of Lyon, Cardinal Barbarin (François Marthouret). It’s odd that the church provided a therapist for situations like this. Though Maire’s intentions seem sincere, her involvement reeks of conflicts of interest. Though he has waited until he was 40 to face his trauma (and he tells his six children about it with a refreshing lack of shame), Alexandre believes the church that nurtured his sense of right and wrong will offer him some closure.

Surprisingly, both Maire and the Cardinal agree that Father Preynat should meet with Alexandre. Even more surprisingly, the priest immediately admits that he abused Alexandre. Verley plays this scene with a mix of arrogance and nonchalance; he says he has always been attracted to young boys as if he were describing something normal. Preynat offers no apology and no request for forgiveness, the latter of which Barbarin and Maire assumed he would ask. Instead, he tells Alexandre that he informed the church of his predilections many times, yet they did nothing. The church then promises Alexandre that Preynat is no longer around children, but he sees numerous pictures in news articles that prove otherwise. Even worse, Barbarin accidentally lets slip that he’s glad the statute of limitations is up for many of the adults now coming forward. Alexandre contacts the chief of police to start an investigation.

Treadmills Editorial Team Last Updated - Jul 30, 2020

Editor's Rating: 6.1 /10

The Gold’s Gym 420 Treadmill is an entry-level machine that is ideal for beginners. For just under $400, it’s an impressively budget-friendly model that is typically sold by retailers like Walmart. Just don’t expect it to last like a more expensive model. You get what you pay for.

The 420 ships with a 2.5 CHP G-Force motor and can withstand user weights up to 300 pounds. This model features AirStride Plus Cushioning for joint support and the running area is 18” wide and 50” long. Users can incline up to 10% and reach a top speed of 10 mph. The machine uses the patented SpaceSaver Design, so it can be easily folded for storage. Overall, the 420 is quite a compact and lightweight model.

The console provides the basic workout necessities and nothing else. Users get two large water bottle holders, a cooling fan, and 16 built-in workout programs. There are also two 2″ speakers and an smartphone compatible music port, but no other entertainment options. The 5″ x 7″ display screen features a race track style display and provides basic workout readouts like time, distance, and calories burned. To keep track of your heart rate, you can use the built-in EKG dual-grip sensors. There are no wireless heart rate monitoring capabilities with this treadmill.

The warranty on this model includes 5 years on the frame and motor, and 90 days on parts and labor.

What We Like:

Folding Design: Folding frames are almost always on our “what we like” list (provided that the frames are durable of course) because it’s such a convenient feature for in-home use.
Price: It’s incredibly rare to find a treadmill for under $400, especially one with decent features like this one. You will compromise some quality with this price tag, but for those on a tight budget it might be worth it.
Power Incline: A 10% power incline is rare in this price range.
Program Variety: For under $400, 16 built-in workout programs isn’t bad. It’s not great, but at least there is some workout variety.

What We Don’t Like:

Display Screen: This model features a very small 5″ x 7″ display screen with only three readouts: time, distance, and calories burned. It also features a race track style display, but that’s it. No touchscreen or entertainment offerings here. This console provides the basics and nothing else.
Warranty: With a treadmill this cheep, you can’t expect a lifetime warranty. But even so, 90 days on parts and labor is pretty rough.
Running Area: The running area on this model is probably one of the smallest on the market. The average running deck is somewhere around 20″ wide and 60″ long, but this model is a cramped 50” long and 18” wide. This will be a problem for taller people, runners, or anyone who simply wants some space while working out. For many users, this will also become a safety concern.
Speed and Incline: With an incline of only 10% and speeds topping out at 10 mph, this model may not be the best match for runners.

Our Verdict:

This treadmill is designed for beginners. It’s not a good choice for runners, and it’s certainly not appropriate for anyone seeking a reliable treadmill that will last. For under $400, what can you expect? If you are looking to save money and give a treadmill a try before committing to a better model, this might be a nice starter model. When you are ready to move onto more durable machine, consider checking out one of our best buy award-winners like the NordicTrack Commercial 1750.