Akiva David, Brendan Connor, David Gianopoulos
"Color of the Cross" tells a story that is familiar to all. The movie addresses four areas: Jesus and his disciples, the state of mind of the Romans occupying Judea, the issues facing the rabbis in th...( read more
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DVD Release Date: January 9, 2007
Stats: 56 reviews
Aren't all of his movies about the same. Blah blah blah kick some Ass. They are vaying in entertainment but all the same movie.
finally something that is willing to even suggest that mary and joseph may have had more kids
How many more fucking Christ movies are goin to me made before he comes? Think he wants to see himself nailed to a cross? I do NOT.
The single best portrayal of Jesus I've ever seen by an actor, but the single worst Jesus movie I've ever seen. This movie was dull, and uninspiring. But the role of Jesus and his acting were incredible. Worth sitting through just for that.
this move was a bit slow but told a intering point of view, it make some clear remarks about today myths and the lies we follow around wit reliongion, however the film did not discredit any other race or believes only call they out for what they are from what they have shown the ...( read more)
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