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The Passion is a passionate film amongst viewersMel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ" blasted into the theatres with high expectations last Wednesday February 25, 2004. Many movie fanatics rushed to the threates to see the phenomenon movie that had been greatly advertised in magazines, newspapers, on television and on the big screen's previews. However, many of "The Passion's" viewers had different opinions after seeing the gory and gruesome, but historical accurate movie about the legendary of the death of Jesus Christ.
" Explained Lindsey Molina, 19, college student. "At times, the blood got to me, and I felt like I was going to faint. Others may have thought that "brutal battling and horrifying and graphic images" were a very dark side of the movie. "The Passion of the Christ" may just have an affect on its viewers in different ways for a time to come. It makes for a well satisfying and profitable movie. "Some may have enjoyed its flash back into the B. Whether the movie stretched the truth or is the actual event, still this remains. times, but others thought the blood and violence was too much to take in. o be a very controversial diary of Jesus Christ among citizens in Hanover Township, as it had done to many other people across the nation who had witnessed the historical movie. " Said Jerry Pinnes, 15, sophomore at Whippany Park High School. "However, I really enjoyed the trip back into history. "It seemed a bit gory, but it was true.
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