The Passion of the Christ (Definitive Edition) (2004)

A special 2-disc edition of the epic film by Mel Gibson. One of the cinema's most intensely powerful movie-going experiences, The Passion Of The Christ has become a critically acclaimed, global box-office phenomenon. Now, this history-making film has inspired millions to learn more about its origins. This long-awaited 2-disc, Definitive Edition DVD set provides the viewer with hours of behind-the-scenes material, including in-depth featurettes about the production - from concept to completion - deleted scenes, insights into the historical basis of its story, director's commentary, theological commentary and much more.

From Academy Award-winning director Mel Gibson comes a profound story of courage and sacrifice, depicting the final twelve hours in the life of Jesus Christ.

Featuring stunning cinematography and an inspired performance by Jim Caviezel, The Passion Of The Christ is a triumphant and uncompromising filmmaking achievement.




Disc 1:

Main Feature: Theatrical & Re-Cut versions (Seamlessly branched)
Enhances Viewing Mode Featuring Biblical Footnotes
Filmmaker Commentary with Director Mel Gibson, Cinematographer Caleb Deschanel, and Editor John Wright (original cut only)
Production Commentary with Stephen McEveety, Ted Rae and Keith Vanderlaan (original cut only)
Theologian Commentary with Director Mel Gibson, Father William J. Fulco, Gerry Matatics, and Father John Bartunek (original cut only)
Music Commentary with John Debney (Selected scenes)

Disc 2: Extra Features:

"Filmmaking"
• His Wounds We Are Healed: Making The Passion of the Christ (21 Chapters - 1:40:15)
• Below the Line Panel Discussion (13:49)
• Two deleted scenes (Pilate - 2:07, Don't Cry - 2:25) - 4:3 widescreen
"The Legacy"
• Through the Ages (11:56)
• Paths on a Journey (9:22)
• On Language (12:44)
• Crucifixion: Punishment in the Ancient World (17:26)
• Anno Domini (10:02)
"Galleries"
• Production Art
• Art Images
• Characters and Their Actors
• Unit Photography
• Trailers and TV Spots
• DVD Credits

iMDB Rating: 7.1

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