The Passion of the Christ

2004 "By his wounds, we were healed."

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The Passion of the Christ

7.2 | 2h7m | R | en | Drama

A graphic portrayal of the last twelve hours of Jesus of Nazareth's life.

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Released: February. 25,2004 | Released Producted By: Icon Productions , Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: https://www.foxmovies.com/movies/the-passion-of-the-christ

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A graphic portrayal of the last twelve hours of Jesus of Nazareth's life.

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Drama

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Cast

Jim Caviezel , Maia Morgenstern , Christo Jivkov , Francesco De Vito , Monica Bellucci , Mattia Sbragia

Director

Daria Montagni

Producted By

Icon Productions

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Crew

Jim Caviezel

as Jesus

The Salvation According to his Creatures Sweetwater Sound of Freedom Infidel Onyx: Kings of the Grail Paul, Apostle of Christ Running for Grace The Ballad of Lefty Brown The Face of Mercy When the Game Stands Tall

Maia Morgenstern

as Maria

Rusalka Like Girls What About Love Terezín The Man Without a Lifeline Mihai Viteazul: Prințul intrat în legenda Europei The Goat and Her Three Kids Boys On Film 20: Heaven Can Wait The New Gospel Lucania

Christo Jivkov

as Juan

Lucania Learning the Ropes The Invisible Boy Barbarossa David's Birthday Fuga per la libertà - L'aviatore In Memory of Me The Counting House The Lark Farm The Final Inquiry

Francesco De Vito

as Pedro

La rivincita Il bene mio Soledad An Almost Perfect Country The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Goltzius & the Pelican Company Amanda Knox: Murder on Trial in Italy Ce n'è per tutti The Moon and the Stars Senza amore

Monica Bellucci

as Magdalena

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Dear Paris Nighthawk Cover Story - 20 anni di Vanity Fair Irreversible: Straight Cut Diabolik: Who Are You? Mafia Mamma Maria Callas: Letters and Memoirs Diabolik: Ginko Attacks! Memory

Mattia Sbragia

as Caifás

Il giudizio Loro Emma Francesco Francesco Out of the Blue Diaz - Don't Clean Up This Blood Undercover Christine Cristina Operazione Offside

Daria Montagni

Art Department Coordinator

Pierfranco Luscrì

Art Direction

Daniela Pareschi

Art Direction

Nazzareno Piana

Art Direction

Giulia Chiara Crugnola

Assistant Art Director

Danilo Di Ruzza

Assistant Property Master

Constantine Sekeris

Conceptual Design

Davide Franconieri

Greensman

Tim Larsen

Painter

Francesco Frigeri

Production Design

Carlo Gervasi

Set Decoration

Nunzia Nusdeo

Set Dresser

Arnaldo Bivi

Standby Painter

Ken Duncan

Additional Still Photographer

Marcostavros Maggi

Camera Loader

Caleb Deschanel

Director of Photography

Alec Boehm

First Assistant Camera

Massimo Barbona

Grip

Alberto Emidi

Key Grip

Roberto De Angelis

Steadicam Operator

The Passion of the Christ Audience Reviews

Greenes Please don't spend money on this.

Mjeteconer Just perfect...

Matialth Good concept, poorly executed.

Cleveronix A different way of telling a story

paulclaassen I found this tedious, to say the least. Incredibly slow-moving and a big talkie. There were no surprises, no suspense, hardly any action, and the story was predictable. As the logline states, the film depicts the final twelve hours... Well, indeed, it felt like the film ran for 12 hours and it was torture all the way!

christosyr This films shows to people what Jesus really suffer to save us. I think this is nothing what I watched from what Jesus really suffer those days for everyone even those they don't believe! You need to have this film at home. When saw it at cinema I couldn't stop crying even when finished was in my mind that Jesus suffer from us! You need to watch it to understand.

brett goucher It has been 14 years now, and this is my first review. After seeing it tonight in honor of Jesus' resurrection and Easter, I bump my rating from 8 to 9. I thought the film was far to brutal, and violent at first watch. I remember so many of my fellow church members were in utter shock. No one could speak. Many were bawling. It was almost as stunning to see the audience reaction, as it was to see the film. Thinking about it, and seeing it again makes me realize the brutality, and violence was a necessary cinematic theme. I mean Jesus was absorbing ALL of man's sins. The film was beautiful, and terrifying at the same time. That is quite an accomplishment by Gibson. Of course the beauty lies in the scenes between Jesus, and Mary, and Jesus and his disciples. The whole cast was excellent especially Morgenstern as Mary, and Caviezel as Jesus. As a Christian, I feel the film was wonderful, and quite devout. We need more Christian films like this, As a film lover, the film was excellent in nearly every respect

cfwildone If Jesus was flayed like that he would have bled to death. Pointless and sickening