Overall the movie is shocking, but as a non-Christian, after seeing it, I can't articulate what's shocking. This film only shoots the torture of Jesus before death until the land collapses after death. The director tries to show the strong contrast between the holiness of Jesus and the stupidity of human beings. When I watch a movie, I always expect special effects like "God", "Holy Light" or similar scenes, but only Satan and Jesus' prophetic power are counted in the film. In particular, there is no response or artistic "reaction" in the film when Jesus speaks to God, which makes it seem like Jesus is talking to himself. So the Jesus in this movie is basically an ordinary person, which also weakens the divine breath of Jesus. The whole movie is full of whipping and swearing at a "person" who is no different from the most ordinary prisoner. Jesus is also like A most ordinary prisoner was dying, his face covered in blood. In short, it did not show the contrast that the director wanted, and as a non-Christian, it is difficult to have a strong sense of substitution for "Christ suffers for all mankind", so it is not so much that the excessive blood and blood cover up the brilliance of the film, it is better to say that the film It lacks the brilliance of "God" itself.
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