Two stars out of four. Rated PG-13. 124 minutes. Remaking a film that won 11 Academy Awards invites inevitable comparison, but the latest adaptation of “Ben-Hur” distinguishes itself from William Wyler’s 1959 epic by retooling key character and story elements. It’s still a big, biblical-era tale of power, loyalty and vengeance, only refocused through rose-colored lenses with an eye toward appealing to the lucrative faith-based audience. Produced by the power couple behind “The Bible” miniseries, Mark Burnett and Roma Downey, this “Ben Hur” is like an abbreviated, more Christ-centered take on Wyler’s film.