Re: The Passion Of The Christ Full Movie English Version Hd With Subtitlek
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Despite criticisms that Gibson deliberately added material to the historical accounts of first-century Judea and biblical accounts of Christ's crucifixion, some scholars defend the film as not being primarily concerned with historical accuracy. Biblical scholar Mark Goodacre protested that he could not find one documented example of Gibson explicitly claiming the film to be historically accurate.[90][91] Gibson has been quoted as saying: "I think that my first duty is to be as faithful as possible in telling the story so that it doesn't contradict the Scriptures. Now, so long as it didn't do that, I felt that I had a pretty wide berth for artistic interpretation, and to fill in some of the spaces with logic, with imagination, with various other readings."[92] One such example is a scene in which Judas Iscariot is shown being tormented by demons in the form of children. Another scene shows Satan carrying a demonic baby during Christ's flogging, construed as a perversion of traditional depictions of the Madonna and Child, and also as a representation of Satan and the Antichrist. Gibson's description:
For filmmakers to do justice to the biblical accounts of the passion, they must complement their artistic vision with sound scholarship, which includes knowledge of how the passion accounts have been used historically to disparage and attack Jews and Judaism. Absent such scholarly and theological understanding, productions such as The Passion could likely falsify history and fuel the animus of those who hate Jews.[107]
At this point we have the first of Gibson's gratuitous extensions of what is, after all, a fairly brutal narrative. As the temple guards are herding Jesus to his nighttime trial before Caiaphas they repeatedly thump him, at one point knocking him off a small bridge over a dry stream bed. Thus, by the time he arrives at his audience with the high priest, his is already bruised and battered, and this is but a prelude to what is to come. Caiaphas and the other priests are suitably nasty as cardboard villains. The harshness of their speech (the film is in Aramaic and Latin, with English subtitles) puts one in mind of ayatollahs and other Middle Eastern "holy" men impelled by a seemingly endless reservoir of hate. I should note that, while the priesthood and their supporting mob are depicted as the villains in the film, many Jews are depicted sympathetically, particularly Simon of Cyrene, whom the Roman soldiers dismiss contemptuously as "you Jew" when they release him from helping Jesus carry his cross. I really don't think The Passion is going to ignite a wave of anti-Semitic violence as some Jewish groups have feared. The real problem is that, like any other passion play, the pageant doesn't go into a back story to explain motivation. As in the gospels, there is no reason given why Judas should have suddenly decided to betray Jesus. Nor is there any investigation of why the Saducees would have so vehemently wanted to see Jesus crucified. A number of reasons come to mind, as varied as not wanting to lose their privileged position to being fearful that Jesus might do something that would provoke bloody reprisals from the Romans. Since none of these are given or even explored, Caiaphas and company are presented as bad because they're bad because they're bad.