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The world is full of violence and terrible things. Even with sicknesses that are so horrifying that crucifixion that took six hours is perhaps not even that important in comparison to what people have to go through, especially if they are wounded, lose limbs, whatever. It's terrible, but many people have terrible endings. "The suffering of Jesus is not the important thing.
" reduced it to two hours of suffering," complained Verhoeven. Furthermore, he suggests that the crucifixion probably wasn't nearly such an appalling experience for its victim as the movie suggests. The Dutchman is, perhaps unsurprisingly, not a fan of the most famous recent retelling of Jesus's final days, Mel Gibson's blockbusting The Passion of the Christ.
Brushing off concerns over the negative attention his proposed film might receive from religiously-minded critics, he said: "Is it controversial? It's the truth." Verhoeven says Jesus was a man who was consistently persecuted throughout his life, surrounded by enemies and forced to flee at every turn. Jesus, in my opinion, was much more dangerous, adventurous than normally shown." When you read the book, you can see there is a film there. I might take my time and do something else first and then consider if I could find a way. "I'm not sure I would immediately jump on a Jesus-film train. "To start with a book would be more honest and illuminating than a movie," the director told MTV News.
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