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Sorry, haven't been on the computer to update my journal. Nothing really happening anyways.
I went and saw that Passion of the Christ movie. ((Ironically the guy who had to buy the tickets was named Jesus.)) So here is a little review of the movie. First, I like Mel Gibson, and his directing skills really do shine through with the camera work and the special effects. And the characters seemed very believable. Especially the actor that played Jesus. Now I don't know about you, but when I think of Jesus I almost get this image of some sort of superhuman with Godly powers of the divine. To me, this seems a little to out there for me to believe. But Mel Gibson's Passion of the Chirst portrayed him more human, and more realistic to me.
One scene that I recall is the scene with him building a table and his mother Mary cooking dinner or whatever. This scene really portrays him as an everyday person back in those times. And not some super humanoid bent on bringing everyone love and peace and yadda yadda.
But major flaws in the movie did exsist. Mainly scenes seemed to drag on forever and ever. Making me literally falling asleep in some areas. But the overall realism made this a pretty good movie. I give it a 7 out of 10. ((Understand that is really good in my book.))
Other than that, nothing. Just a big black void. My weekend is goin' to blow unless someone comes and whisks me away from this place.
Adios Amigos.
----JARED----
I went and saw that Passion of the Christ movie. ((Ironically the guy who had to buy the tickets was named Jesus.)) So here is a little review of the movie. First, I like Mel Gibson, and his directing skills really do shine through with the camera work and the special effects. And the characters seemed very believable. Especially the actor that played Jesus. Now I don't know about you, but when I think of Jesus I almost get this image of some sort of superhuman with Godly powers of the divine. To me, this seems a little to out there for me to believe. But Mel Gibson's Passion of the Chirst portrayed him more human, and more realistic to me.
One scene that I recall is the scene with him building a table and his mother Mary cooking dinner or whatever. This scene really portrays him as an everyday person back in those times. And not some super humanoid bent on bringing everyone love and peace and yadda yadda.
But major flaws in the movie did exsist. Mainly scenes seemed to drag on forever and ever. Making me literally falling asleep in some areas. But the overall realism made this a pretty good movie. I give it a 7 out of 10. ((Understand that is really good in my book.))
Other than that, nothing. Just a big black void. My weekend is goin' to blow unless someone comes and whisks me away from this place.
Adios Amigos.
----JARED----