Upon seeing "The Passion of The Christ" I have come to a conclusion: This movie does not promote anti-Semitism or hatred of any sort. If anything, it's a true representation of love. A love at it's extreme... unto the point of death. I honestly don't think there's a word or words to describe this movie. It's very intense. At times while watching it I actually found myself shaking. Sometimes that's what it takes to wake you up. It definitely put things into perspective for me.

 

I would recommend seeing this movie to anyone, even if they were not Christian. At the very least, it will let people who aren't familiar with Christianity finally see what it is we're all about. I think every religion should make a movie to illustrate the main story behind their faith, because, needless to say, not all people really want to read... especially if it doesn't pertain to them. I'd gladly go see a movie that tells the story of Muhammad or Buddha.

 

I'm no movie critic, but "The Passion of The Christ" was worth the $5. As I already said, I would recommend it to anyone, but I think all Christians should see it.