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The Passion of the Christ
Cast
Jim Caviezel, Maia Morgenstern, Christo Jivkov, Francesco De Vito View AllCrew
Mel Gibson (Screenplay), Mel Gibson (Director), Benedict Fitzgerald (Screenplay) View All
Release: Feb. 25th, 2004
Runtime: 2 hours, 7 minutes
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The Passion of the Christ
The Passion of the Christ ****
After the movie ended I could not move. On the drive home I could not speak. This movie is powerful.
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Passion of the Christ DVD
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On August 31st Fox Home Entertainment will first release a bare bones, maximum-bit rate edition, in separate anamorphic widesc...
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Film Review: The Passion of The Christ
The dust of reviews has settled on this film and so: the time has come, perhaps, for a more dispassionate, a more considered, a more reflective, little review---but no less provocative than the most ...
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The Rodent
A very heart-wrenching film and though it's hard to watch at times, it's still worth watching, even if you're like me and not a Christian..
LordSlaytan
There is a moment, after peter has denounced Jesus three times, that Jesus looks Peter in the eye from across the chamber, and the memory of what Jesus said floods back into Peters memory.
