In his bloody vision of Jesus' last 12 hours, Mel Gibson gets at the link between pain and what lies on the other side of it -- between horror and awe. Yet he pays token reverence to the way that Jesus saw heaven, and not just hell, on earth.
In his bloody vision of Jesus' last 12 hours, Mel Gibson gets at the link between pain and what lies on the other side of it -- between horror and awe. Yet he pays token reverence to the way that Jesus saw heaven, and not just hell, on earth.
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