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  1. Adam Lenhardt

    ***Official THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST Discussion Thread (including THE PASSION RECUT)

    I think we can agree that the "nuetered" version will be the lesser of the two versions. But I can understand it as being noble if it broadens the audience of the film and expands the base of those who see it. I guess in the end, it depends on WHAT six minutes are being cut and how badly it...
  2. Adam Lenhardt

    ***Official THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST Discussion Thread (including THE PASSION RECUT)

    I personally, would be more interested on a straight take on the biblical material covered in the Ten Commandments. Imagine the story of Moses told with today's technology and special effects? If it was done with the sophistication and seriousness of "The Passion" it could be the definitive epic...
  3. Adam Lenhardt

    ***Official THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST Discussion Thread (including THE PASSION RECUT)

    The graffiti, while extremely inappropriate and hurtful regardless of when it shows up, is even worse now because it blurs the film's message and adds fuel to the agruments of its critics. Once again, a few baised rascist pigs have to blemish a good thing and personally hurt others emotionally...
  4. Adam Lenhardt

    ***Official THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST Discussion Thread (including THE PASSION RECUT)

    Chris: So I don't find Mel's extrapolation of the "flogging" verses to be all that far out. EDIT: Corrected biblical reference. Working from one of the American Standard translations for all you bible scholars out there. Some versions translate as staff rather than reed. Thanks go out to Chris...
  5. Adam Lenhardt

    ***Official THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST Discussion Thread (including THE PASSION RECUT)

    This is a rather condesending statement, isn't it? What you get out of either movie is entirely subjective; and as thousands of posts here and elsewhere before you have shown, many people have left the Passion intellectually and/or spiritually rewarded. Neither film is all that pedestrian, and...
  6. Adam Lenhardt

    ***Official THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST Discussion Thread (including THE PASSION RECUT)

    To me, the most moving moment in the film is when, after seeing the Romans brutalizing Jesus once he's fallen, he refuses to take the cross another step unless they stop. And when they do, he bears it and addresses the romans with a stare filled with more fury at their cruelty than anything else...
  7. Adam Lenhardt

    ***Official THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST Discussion Thread (including THE PASSION RECUT)

    I was hoping to see this tommarrow, but I've got a meeting, and then I'm locked into community service through the weekend. Hopefully I'll find a chance to squeeze this in. The press has been wildly split on the movie and it's implications. This is at the top of my list. Thanks for the early...
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