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I SAW THE PASSION (Review of rough cut of Mel Gibson's film The Passion)
Church of the Masses via ain't it cool.com ^
| Thursday, June 26, 2003
| Barbara Nicolosi
Posted on 06/28/2003 2:43:08 PM PDT by Brian Mosely
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To: Slyfox
You just freaked me out with that pic....
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posted on
06/28/2003 6:40:27 PM PDT
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mystery-ak
(The War is not over for me until my hubby's boots hit U.S. soil.)
To: Cap'n Crunch
Amen, Cap'n
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posted on
06/28/2003 6:49:15 PM PDT
by
MHGinTN
(If you can read this, you've had life support from someone. Promote Life Support for others.)
To: mystery-ak
This is who I think they shoulda gotten to play Satan.
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posted on
06/28/2003 7:18:30 PM PDT
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Slyfox
To: Slyfox
I think she is scratching a horn....I hear they can be itchy!
To: Slyfox
..no acting lessons required..LOL
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posted on
06/28/2003 7:35:50 PM PDT
by
mystery-ak
(The War is not over for me until my hubby's boots hit U.S. soil.)
To: Brian Mosely
Thank you so much, Brian, for posting this pre-release review. On this testimony, I will definitely see this film.
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posted on
06/28/2003 8:26:23 PM PDT
by
betty boop
(Nothing is outside of us, but we forget this at every sound. -- Nietzsche)
To: NYer
To All:
I am speechless. I will watch this film, and honor Mr. Gibson for making it. The screenshot, and the controversy about the film, reminds me of the book "The Hiding Place" by Corrie Ten Boom.
There is a point in that book where she is upset about the nakedness forced upon her and her fellow prisoners at Ravensbruck concentration camp. She reads about the Crucifixion, and is struck by the line, "and He hung naked on the cross."
She had always seen a modest strip, at least, of cloth on every crucifix or portrayal of the death of Christ. But the truth was far harsher, and far crueler. And knowing that Christ was naked in his death, made her own nakedness a simple thing to bear in that place of horror.
I salute Mel Gibson for his work.
Best regards to all,
Robert Teesdalewww.teesdale.com
To: NYer
Mel Gibson's The Passion opens in movie theaters across the US on Ash Wednesday 2004. Oh man, we have to wait that long?
I'm not much for end times stuff but, I was thinking. Isn't The End supposed to come after the gospel has been preached to all the nations? This movie is going to give just about everyone a ring side seat at Calvary...
To: Brandybux
I predict that the film will be a huge commercial success My prediction: one of the top 10 grossers of all time.
To: Brian Mosely
Interesting...
without reading any other reviews (and this one didn't answer this question), I wonder if the film will attempt to address the period of Jesus' life that was largely unacounted for in the Gospels - the late teen years up to the early 30s.
Hopefully, there will be no computer graphic effects in this film!
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06/30/2003 1:55:58 PM PDT
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Blzbba
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