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Mel Gibson is planning a sequel to Passion of the Christ

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FairyD

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I have yet to seen the film except for a few scenes here and there. I really need to sit down and watch it. Roger Ebert gave it 4/4 stars and usually I like his reviews.
 

jmdajr

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Only with more Jesus.

First thing I thought.
 
If it's an action/revenge movie starring Jesus, and of course if they recast Jim Caviezel, it could be the first truly great film of the millennium.


1. The Passion of the Christ

2. The Passion of the Christ II: Sometimes They Come Back

3. Jesus in Africa
 

Gr1mLock

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'The Carpenter'. A shaky cam 60 fps documentary style picture vaguely occupying 'The Passion' cinematic universe.
 
For that BCU
John man
John man 2
John man 3
Andrew: The 1st Apostle
Andrew: The Roman Soldier
Andrew: Holy War
Peter
Peter 2: The Dark Hells
The Incredible Tax man
All out in 3 years
Mel kickstarts a new genre
Jesus becomes the new dino and superhuman...
 
The Passion of The Christ 2: Nobody Fucks With The Jesus

It's still weird to me that Gibson can still find people to work with him after the tirades against against pretty much everyone. Does he have to kill someone before people catch on.
 

Deadstar

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The Passion of the Christ: Angels and Demons
The Passion of the Christ: Rise Up
The Passion of the Christ: Reckoning Day
The Passion of the Christ: This Time It's Personal
The Passion of the Christ: God Hand
The Passion of the Christ: Your Last Supper
The Passion of the Christ: Get Raised or Die Trying
 
Gibson is a better director than almost everyone else in the film industry right now, he's top tier. I'm sure it'll be a compelling and interesting movie.
 

Iceman

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If this is building up to movies set during the rest of Acts, then I'm super excited. Plus, like whytemyke said - this might be an opportunity to see Mel Gibson's vision of hell. If Braveheart, PotC and Apocalypto are anything to go by this will be a visual, visceral treat.
 
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