The Passion of the Christ (Widescreen Edition) | James Caviezel, Maia Morgenstern

The Passion of the Christ (Widescreen Edition) | James Caviezel, Maia Morgenstern | Brilliant!!!!!

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	The Passion of the Christ (Widescreen Edition) James Caviezel, Maia Morgenstern 20th Century Fox, 2004 average customer review:based on 1215 reviews view larger image
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The Passion of the Christ focuses on the last twelve hours of Jesus of Nazareth's life. The film begins in the Garden of Olives where Jesus has gone to pray after the Last Supper. Jesus must resist the temptations of Satan. Betrayed by Judas Iscariot Jesus is then arrested and taken within the city walls of Jerusalem where leaders of the Pharisees confront him with accusations of blasphemy and his trial results in a condemnation to death.System Requirements: Running Time 127 MinFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: FOREIGN/LATIN Rating: R UPC: 024543129752 Manufacturer No: 2222975

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With complete passion...

I still cannot believe that people made a fuss over the "violence". I will admit that it's pretty harsh but Mel was trying to fit the Isiah 53 description of Christs' death. I like how it touched base with Christs' last temptation which WAS NOT temptation for a woman but satan tempting Him not to die for us because we don't deserve it. I also liked the relationship status briefs it shows on Him and His disciples. For a believer, and someone whom is a reader of the Bible and believes it, this will bring to life what you have read, and for those whom do not believe..this film will probably be just another over-dramatic film (I've heard these terms from some folk thats why I mention it here).
Over all, the acting was great but of course I do agree with some when they say this is not a film that you watch over pop corn and soda pop...

However, I just wish they would have left the first version of Mel's film alone, how funny to complain about an accurate descriptive film (that includes violence) and yet we except pornography and MUCH more violence in everyday films...just go to show how our world is running today. I loved the film because it's my roots, whether or not people want to believe it, thats a different story...do you own research...

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Brilliant!!!!!

This is a masterpiece! Not so sure if you will be as moved if you are not a Christian. However, the film depicts what Jesus Christ did for ALL of us.

Too bloody!!!

I understand Mr. Gibson wanted to depict the agony Jesus suffered.
He succeeds, brilliantly.
Too bad the movie is so gory it's almost unwatchable.
A little more of his teachings would have been nice in between all the carnage.
The language seem pretty authentic and lends realism to the movie and it is pretty to watch the scenery behind the violence.
Gibson's a great director but his movies are just too bloody for my tastes.
Yes Jesus suffered greatly, but was it necessary to depict it so graphically on film?
I say no.
I say the best movie ever on Jesus is still "Jesus of Nazareth".
I remember when The Passion came out and all the fundamentalists were rushing to see this movie and celebrate Easter.
I remember video being shown of parents bringing in their kids.
This is the part where I start screaming.
These are the same people that want everything under the sun BANNED because it infringes on their moral beliefs.
And for these VERY irresponsible "adults" to bring their children to this movie is just deplorable.
Not only that but at the end of the movie, a part of Jesus' rear end is clearly visible.
This is after the resurrection.
Can Gibson make ONE MOVIE without someone's rear end in it???
I didn't want or need to see Jesus' butt!!!!!!!
Would Jesus want children to see this movie?
Doubt it!!!
Do I recommend this movie?
If you're curious, sure, go ahead and rent it.
Don't be surprised if you have to turn it off due to the violence.

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