PG | 1 hour 32 minutes | Action, Adventure, Drama | 2015 I’ve watched many a Biblical film over the years—some good, but many bad. I must say that most of the more recent big-budget, so-called Biblical epics, such as “Exodus: Gods and Kings,” and “Noah,” both 2014 offerings, have been utterly disappointing. Although these films are technically sound, they also feel soulless and ultimately—forgettable (not to mention, inaccurate). However, I’ve been learning more and more about faith-based film director Timothy A. Chey’s penchant for delivering Biblical tales in a much more entertaining fashion. Having reviewed 2021’s “Interview With the Antichrist,” and 2016’s “Slamma Jamma” recently, I’ve been looking forward to seeing what Chey, along with his excellent cast and crew, could do with the greatest underdog tale ever told, in 2015’s “David and Goliath.” The movie kicks off with a narrator giving some backstory to the proceedings as we …