[DestroytheDemocrats]

"Not "anything", the Bible. Do try to keep up."

Krauthammer's opinion was not about the bible it was about a mere movie. You keep up. That's the problem here. This is a movie and everybody is treating it like a sacrament.

A movie is a work of art. It is an interpretive creation. NO work of art is above criticism. Not even a work of art by a Christian dealing with Christian themes.

[ambrose]

A movie is a work of art. It is an interpretive creation. NO work of art is above criticism. Not even a work of art by a Christian dealing with Christian themes.

Hey, I think Roger Ebert may be one of the few individuals to give Last Temptation and The Passion four stars... He was obviously judging them for the "art", not adherence to scripture.

[stands2reason]

No one can tell me how this movie in its antisemitism differs from the Gospels. Critics claims inaccuracies in from the Gospel and antisemitism in the movie, but the inaccuracies they quote aren't antisemitic at all. So I must conclude that the movie is antisemitic in its accuracy to the Gospel, not in its inaccuracy.

Does Krauthammer state the antisemitism is inconstant with the Biblical account of the crucifixion? I've yet to see an accusation of antisemitism in this movie that made that point.