From the biblical records it has been determined that the Easter corresponds to the time in which Jesus Christ spent his last days on Earth as a man, before becoming the figure of God.
This period, which includes precisely one week, begins with the narrative of the Palm Sunday and ends with the episode of the Resurrection of Christ in Jerusalem.
In the middle of these two chapters, other important scenarios would occur, such as the Last scene of Jesus Christ along with his 12 apostles, the trial by Pontius Pilate -member of the Roman order that condemned Christ to death-, as well as the Passion and death of Jesus.
For several decades and until today, this section has been taken to seventh Art in movies like King of Kings (from 1961), The greatest story ever told (1965), The public life of Jesus (1979), The Gospel according to Saint John (2003), Son of God (2014), among other titles.
In the midst of a hundred films that have talked regarding the most important biblical chapter, stands out Passion of Christ, directed by Mel Gibson, which was released in 2004 and is still remembered as one of the most visceral and realistic that narrates the death of Jesus Christ.
After coming to light two decades ago, there were several comments published in the media that gauged the weight and cinematographic production of the biblical story. For her part, USA Today writer Claudia Puig would have said: “There is something illuminating – even stark poetry – in The Passion”.
On the other hand, in the Chicago Sun-Times, Roger Ebert would have said: “Although the word passion has come to be mixed with romance, its origin in Latin referred to suffering and pain. (…) What Gibson has taught me, for the first time in my life, is a visceral idea of what passion is. (…) It is not a sermon or a homily, but a visualization of a central event of the Christian religion.”
20 years following it was published, the film directed by Mel Gibson and interpreted by Jim Caviezel Like Jesus Christ, it has become an audiovisual icon that to this day is usually seen by different generations.
Currently the film can be seen on the platform streaming Star+. You can access the platform in two ways: The first in Disney+ and Star+ combo for US$14.99 per month, and the second, only with Star+ for US$12.59 per month.
Although it is an easy movie to purchase online, the truth is that not all people can digest it, since it shows gory scenes. where the violence that Jesus Christ suffered before dying can be seen.
From this account, the film has been categorized for audiences older than 16 and 18 years old, or, for people 14 years old with adult accompaniment.
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