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[YT Edit] The Passion of the Christ (2004) (Patreon)

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2025-04-19 23:58:06
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2025-04-21 17:50:33
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Hey guys! Here is the YT edit for "The Passion of the Christ" which will premiere shortly. Hope you're having a great easter weekend.

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Brian McGovern

You Tube edit? Did this not get a watch along? I don't remember seeing it. I guess it is not the type of movie that people want to watch along with.

Rosario Cicero

One of the biggest regrets of my life was not seeing this on the big screen when it came out. I allowed all the talk of the violence scare me away. I just watched it on Netflix and yes it’s pretty brutal but nothing that a grizzled movie veteran like me couldn’t handle (therefore I will continue to kick myself until my dying day)

Clay F

Her full reaction for watch along posted on Patreon 5 days ago.

Solus

I don't know if anyone has mentioned this, but I believe I read something way back when that when this movie came out in theatres there were two separate stories where two individuals who watched this movie when it came out who I think committed murder and could have gotten away with it, turned themselves in and confessed to their crime to police after watching this movie.

Brian McGovern

Just goes to show how out of touch I am.🫠

Phil Stubblefield

I already watched the full-length version, but thanks again Cassie for posting a reaction to the film, difficult though it is to watch! ❤️

Larry Darrell

Thank You for what you do, Cass. Happy Easter to you and the whole Family.

Rick Williams

Thank you, Cassie. Happy Easter.

Rose

Cassie watched the Netflix version - please note that at the beginning of the film there is a quote from Isaiah 53:5: "He was wounded for our transgressions, crushed for our iniquities; by His wounds we are healed." This quote was not in the Netflix edited version. For anyone interested in learning new discoveries about “The Face of God” & The Shroud of Turin, then checkout: https://youtu.be/OElbxDPsqpw?si=wi0-IDVlG-hbpFDl

GomezAddams

Yikes! Happy Easter! 🎥🧝‍♀️👏🫶💛

Stephen Malloy

This must have been very challenging to edit. Well done.

Stuart Guthrie Jr.

Happy Easter Cassie and fellow patrons. Thank you Jesus.

Lesley and Zack

Happy Easter, Cassie. This is our third year subscribing to your Patreon and we are very grateful to watch movies with you! ❤️❤️

Rose

Mel Gibson wanted to depict “the enormity of the sacrifice” but it’s crazy to think he still toned down the violence. No one can ever depict the actual event. I found Lee Strobel discussion about the medical view of Jesus’s cruxificion even more painful and illuminating: https://youtu.be/Hu7RhiqC4Nw?si=El1Yd290UoV3EZWn

Molly Campbell

I just tried to watch this and it says the video has been removed by the creator??

Rosario Cicero

I watched the Netflix version today and Isaiah 53 was there in the beginning. (The audio SUCKED however)

Ian A

Happy Easter tomorrow to all that celebrate and Happy Sunday to the rest! Thanks for all the great content.

Bryan Fritchie

I've still never watched this movie because I don't think I could stand to watch what He went through. 😞 But I'm so glad He did. ♥️♥️

Robert Durant

Cassie, another biblical movie that doesn't get talked about enough is "The Greatest Story Ever Told". It goes all the way from the birth of Jesus to his crucifixion and a number of other pivotal moments of the time of Jerusalem. It's a film that's gotten lost over the decades because everyone focuses on the other classics like The Ten Commandments and Ben-Hur, but i highly recommend viewing it. It would be nice to see at least one reaction channel do that movie.

TheSingulatarian

I was just watching it on You Tube. Cassie stepped away during the torture scene. She said she had to help her kids. But I think she just could not take watching it again.

Jason Henderson

It pains me to see the effect this had on cassie, I don’t think I have the courage to watch. I appreciate all who have and will. I’ve always heard that this was a hard movie to get through. Words can not describe or express The sacrifice that was made for all of us in this life, We are so blessed! 🙏🏻 Take care everyone!

Nick Stark

While I am in complete agreement that many scenes of Yeshua being beaten and tortured are very difficult to watch. This was not done in the film for gratuitous reasons. This was to depict what Yeshua went through for us. On our behalf.

Nick Stark

One scene is beautifully done and sometimes overlooked. This was a flashback when Yeshua is drawing a line in the ground as a group of people are preparing to Stone a woman. The line He drew was to say, if any of you about to stone this woman have never sinned, than you cast the first stone. All we see then are the stones being dropped and the woman, who was about to be stoned, reach for His leg. A beautiful message of forgiveness.

Cory

It's difficult to watch Cassie suffer through a film like this but, once again, her genuine reaction is something I truly share. This is why it's so important to watch her reactions to films that have meaning and purpose. Thank you Cassie.

Brent Petty

Man, the trolls were out in force for this one.

Michael Labs

I briefly considered watching the full version of the movie on the watch-along... having watched the YT version today, I must decline. I saw this in the movie theater about 20 years ago and have only watched it one or two times since then. It's one of those I agree only need to be seen once, preferably by older, more experienced folk. The violence depicted I handled okay as I have seen much depicted in the violence/gore/horror varieties. Seeing the suffering of the mother is what blasted my heart in the theater. I don't know the spiritual state of all present so I will only presume to state "Best wishes for a happy and fulfilling weekend this weekend". Bless you.

shaneth138

When are we getting Dawn of the Planet of the Apes?

Chris Davis

I've always found the film version of "Jesus Christ: Superstar" to explain the story in a very relatable way, from all of the perspectives. Not sure if Cassie's seen it, but I think despite being a musical, is both deep and moving. I highly recommend it.

Bill W

I feel similarly. I saw this in the theater too, but almost wish I hadn't. I kind of wish I'd watched it at home alone for a more personal experience. I've thought many times about rewatching it, but haven't gotten up the nerve. I think I'm gonna skip Cassie's reaction (for now at least)... not sure I want to see her in that state. Best wishes to you as well. ✌️

Bill W

✌️

Chris Thom

I watched the video and...you deserve some happier movies pronto, Cassie. It's been a fairly rough three weeks.

Mark White

Absolutely agree Chris, Cassie needs some fun enjoyable movies now. To bring back that beautiful smile and laughter.

Stan the Man

As a staunch atheist i dig this movie for committing to the supernatural elements. Is the movie anti semitic like many claim? I’m not sure. Mel Gibson certainly has spouted racism and anti semitism during this films era. Plus Mel Gibson’s father is a holocaust denier and given Mel’s penchant for bigotry one wonders how much of it wore off, if at all. But as just a fan of prophecy and messiah legends and stories, I kind dig this movie. It makes me wants like a major epic about the war between Sauron and Gandalf. Oops I meant Lucifer and God. That would be so much fun.

Clarence Newman

Still not going to watch this reaction. I've seen the film once and that's enough for me. I just watched Cassie's intro and outro, though. Respect, again, Cassie, for gutting it out. Given the content and graphic element of this film (the first in over 600 that has required a viewer discretion disclaimer at the beginning), one great movie quote has come to mind: "Dorothy. We're not in Kansas anymore." It'll be interesting to see what kind of content is now on the table. DEFINITELY time for some lighter movies. City Slickers, Lost In Translation, Wild Hogs, Analyze This, Patch Adams, The Full Monty, Cocktail.... Take thy pick, Cassandra. You've certainly earned it.

Mark White

Cassie, seriously, have a go with at least one of these fun movies on Clarence’s list. You will love them.

Mark White

Going to try and watch this, this afternoon Clarence. Just need to mentally prepare myself first! But I might need to watch both croc 1 and 2 afterwards with Cass and Car to make me feel better!

Mike Lemon

A movie about a war between Lucifer and God would be boring. It isn't a fight against equals, it would be like a fight between a fully grown, healthy human and a stink bug.

Mike Lemon

First- Rule 3- No politics. Second- Nobody has a problem with *legal* foreigners, the problem is illegal aliens. The Jews were *legal* in Egypt. Third- If you do want to talk politics somewhere else (and you can find me on reddit if you want - u/MikeLemon/ ) always remember Frederic Bastiat's quote from The Law- "We disapprove of state education. Then the socialists say that we are opposed to any education. We object to a state religion. Then the socialists say that we want no religion at all. We object to a state-enforced equality. Then they say that we are against equality. And so on, and so on. It is as if the socialists were to accuse us of not wanting persons to eat because we do not want the state to raise grain." - Just because "the other side" has a different way of dealing with something, it doesn't necessarily mean they aren't dealing with it. Fourth- before you throw out an accusation, you may want to double check what other presidential candidates, Presidents, Representatives, and Senators have said on an issue pre-2015.

Patrick

Agreed, sorry

Nolofinwe

its ok Honey no subtitles are needed everyone knows ❤️🙏

Clarence Newman

Good for you, Mark. And watching the Croc Dundees afterwards perfectly extends the metaphor in regard to Cassie cleansing her guano-stained aura with some righteous chucklefests.

Don

Cassie, thank you for being brave enough to react to this movie. Such a difficult one to watch. Time now to move on to some happier films! Have you done "Across the Universe" or "Yesterday"?

Mark White

Ok Cassie, that was a lot. I didn’t watch your full length reaction, but felt I should respect your efforts and faith by watching the edit. So, I did find some of those scenes quite tough, but I try to remind myself it’s a movie. (Please no one think I’m making light of your faith there, it’s just how I deal with the imagery) But, what I found very difficult was how upset you were. Seeing you in pain bought me to tears. I don’t like to see you that upset Cassie, sorry! I can’t help it. I don’t think you shouldN’T have watched it, it was absolutely your choice and I respect that. Also, as the consumer, I can skip the reaction, I don’t have to watch it. It’s just so hard to see you like that. I think no matter what your faith or belief, seeing a person being treated in such a barbaric way is just awful. I think there must be so many people throughout human history that have been brutalised in such a way. I can’t understand how human beings can both be so disgusting yet be capable of moments of such love and sacrifice. We are a very puzzling species! I do hope all this difficult content doesn’t have a detrimental effect on you?! I would like to make a movie suggestion: “Paul” Simon Pegg and Nick Frost from Hot Fuzz. It’s a great comedy that will definitely bring back your smile and guaranteed to make you laugh. I wish you and your family a very happy Easter. You are the best Cassie ❤️ P.s my wife Lucy would like to suggest a movie Called “A room with a View” it’s one of her favourites, the Music and scenery are great and it was a comfort blanket movie in her youth. A movie you can escape into.

Paul Stelter

Whoever suggested this movie should apologize: it's "Saw" for Christians. (Mel Gibson's definition of Christians, anyway -- and that's a whole other can of worms...)

Paul Stelter

I would recommend Martin Scorcese's "The Last Temptation of Christ" which is well-done in some respects (Scorcese got an Oscar nomination for directing) but it's definitely very talky and long (2 hours 43 minutes).

Michael Siegel

It's a very good movie. Controversial for silly reasons but very moving and powerful. I am not Christian but a very religious friend of mine loved it because he said it was the first movie that made Jesus understandable.

Coleton B.

Molly, the original upload without subtitles was removed!

Joe J

Cassie chose the film herself.

Jackson Harper

I remember seeing this early in theaters (I got a pass to an early screening because I was the college paper’s resident film critic) and weeping for two whole hours. The depiction of Christ here is powerful. I also remember the controversy and discounting it at the time. I was wrong to do that. But overall, I remember Jesus saying to his mother, “I make all things new.” And I hope we can all find that spirit within ourselves. To make all things new every day we get to walk this earth. I’m glad you cried. So did I.

TheSingulatarian

I'm halfway through it now on Amazon Prime. Von Sydow's Jesus is a bit too saintly. I always thought Jesus must have had a good sense of humor, but he never really cracks a smile. I'm sure he was directed to that performance. Still a great movie though. The version on Amazon looks pretty good but that film needs a restoration. Watch it on the biggest TV You have. That Ultra Panavision image is WIDE.

Mike Lemon

And her husband chose Saw.

Jackson Harper

Also, Cassie, you would love The Chosen.

Craig Russell

I remember why I've never watched this movie, I hate subtitles. I shouldn't have to read a movie.

Anthony Carlson

@🚩 I think so. There was a guy that trolled me one time not only got blocked, but all of the messages was removed on the spot. I remember the name. Syndicate.

Bill W

It is absolutely not " 'Saw' for Christians."

Stranger2Reality

Saw was at least mildly interesting and attempted to tell some semblance of a story. This movie has almost zero plot. Xtians love it because it's about a famous religious character, but all that happens in this movie is a suspected criminal is arrested, tortured and killed, and that's it. The last hour of this movie is some dude lugging a heavy piece of wood up a hill while being attacked and then bleeding out. Yeah, it's gory and gross, but there's quite literally nothing else here for anyone who isn't into the bible.

Stranger2Reality

Also it was interesting to learn that Mel Gibson credits Jesus with inventing the table and chairs in this film, which probably isn't historically accurate, but was a strange touch nonetheless.

Stan the Man

There was a war in heaven. That would be insanely cinematic.

Stephen Dias

He is risen indeed! I opted to watch the full movie and reaction today. Yes, really hard to watch, but we know the good news that follows. It seems that the sequel is in pre-production; I look forward to seeing that.

Stan the Man

Looks to me you also kinda broke the rule here man. You say don’t talk about politics, then go on talking about illegal aliens and give a one sided quote about socialism. That sounds political So since you opened up the door, allow me to follow you in & offer a retort. Many of these so called “illegal Allens” have been thru and seen horrors you and I probably can’t even imagine. Where we are born on this planet is pretty much a lottery. Those of us lucky enough to be born in a country where freedom and rights and guaranteed? Where jobs are plenty? Where health care is the best there is? Places like Canada, America, UK, Japan Australia etc Imagine if you were unlucky enough to be born in a country without running water, disease everywhere with starvation & corruption rampant. Imagine that but that America/Canada are places so close you can almost kiss it. A better life for your family. Jobs, shelter, healthcare, security. But guess what? Your English isn’t great, you didn’t get great schooling, so you don’t qualify for green card. So you come to this country outside the official channels. You take the chance. Because you lost the lottery of where you are born. You only get one shot at this life. Now tell me with a straight face you wouldn’t try going for that place of hope and freedom? Every politician should be forced to go up to the space station and look down at this planet. You know what you’ll see? Countries don’t have names. There are no lines on a map. No imaginary border. It’s all one planet. We are all human begins. And the suffering that exists because of those imaginary lines is disgusting. And the demonizing done by certain parties of those who come here for a better life? We can all agree Jesus was a real dude who was crucified. Everything else in the bible is a little bit more iffy. Sure you can go by faith, that’s cool, but history tells us certain things. For example, the only reason biblical Mary is known as a “virgin” is due to a mistranslation between Hebrew and Greek. Crazy eh? So much has come out of the idea Mary was a virgin when in reality the word for virgin is Hebrew is nowhere to be found. But once the Greek translation occured suddenly the Hebrew word for young turned into “parthenos” meaning virgin. So “Young Mary” became “Virgin Mary”. Or look at the book of revelations. It isn’t about the end of the world. Not really.It’s about Rome and scary Emperor Nero. Anyways I say this because when you read the bible and see the things Jesus stood for? Honesty, integrity, kindness. Compassion, charity, goodwill, I feel pretty certain in saying Donald Trump, before he was a politician (bcuz I don’t wanna get political) was not someone Jesus would dig. Someone who lies, cheats, steals? Again, not talking about politics. Prior to when he was President. I’d say the two were at odds. Man this turned into a long post!

Mike Lemon

"And the suffering that exists because of those imaginary lines is disgusting." Now imagine all the suffering that would occur without those "imaginary lines". Society wouldn't crumble overnight because there would be no society. Everything you have, gone. Every day a hellscape where you have to fight for every scrap, where you are lucky to not be murdered because someone stronger wants your handful of elderberries. Those "imaginary lines" gave us houses, electricity, clean water at the turn of a faucet, sewers, medicine, education, etc. Everything you know springs from those "imaginary lines". "Someone who lies, cheats, steals?" Now do every leader from the Old Testament. When you're done with that, name three people without sin. I'll grant Jesus and his mother Mary, name one more. "and give a one sided quote about socialism." You completely missed the point. Did you even read what was said after? (edit to add) Did you read what I replied to since he deleted it hours before your comment, or did you just read it out of context?

Chris Thom

That baby looked 65 years old.

Chris Thom

I still need to see that. Is it meant to be historical or a fictional 'what if' kind of thing?

Chris Thom

Yeah after watching the vid I immediately thought 'Lost in Translation might be nice right now'. Or maybe Moonstruck. Or just anything chill and romantic.

Chris Thom

It's still up in the US but I think Canada and some other countries blocked it.

Jayson Phillips

You and SIS need to watch Now you see me, very good movie the 3rd one is being made now

Chris Thom

Those would be fun. Across the Universe seems like something she might've already seen though. But not sure.

Chris Thom

I saw it on the big screen when it released and I kind of felt the opposite. Almost wished I hadn't. I've seen all kinds of horror and this was maybe more brutal than all of them somehow.

Jacob Wagner

Wow it seems this movie is either gonna be the fine red line or its going to lead to watching harder content..def different than how this channel started so lets see where it goes from here

Carol_White

Goddamn, I just watched Episode 2 of The Last of Us, and the fact that Cassie has to follow up Passion of the Christ with this episode is just crushing. Time for some comedies. *edited

Clay F

Jesus Christ was refugee/immigrant. After he was born, Mary/Joseph fearing King Herod would murder Jesus as they returned to their homeland in Judea, fled w/their child Jesus to Egypt. See Matthew 2. *** Fascism (not democratic socialism) = political philosophy, movement, regime that exalts nation and often race above individual and stands for autocratic government headed by dictatorial leader. Tendency toward or actual exercise of strong autocratic or dictatorial control. *** “Depart from me, you cursed, into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels. For I was hungry and you gave me no food, I was thirsty and you gave me no drink, I was a stranger and you did not welcome me, naked and you did not clothe me.” Matthew 25:41-43.

Bill W

Passion of the Christ. Last Temptation (1988) is very different.

Bill W

You're not obligated to watch any movie, English or otherwise.

Stranger2Reality

I'm hoping after this she gives some other zombie films a look. Even the George Romero ones that were deemed too gory for an R rating aren't nearly as bad as this one is. Also, if she can watch this then there's no longer any reason for her to not watch The Exorcist.

JAKH

Christos anesti Cassie

JAKH

This is an excellent companion movie to watch with the 1959 "Ben Hur" at Easter time, which you already reacted to.

Catherine LW

All countries under the Roman Empire. Not a refugee.

Marcus Hoelscher

Thank you Cassie for hosting this watchalong. It was a very brave choice and it made a difference for my Easter. God bless you and your loved ones.

Stan the Man

Why are you talking about the Old Testament & sin? I’m talking about morality. About innate goodness. And Trump sees his sins as a virtue. He boasts about them. Promotes them. Lies about them. This is not a man who should be leading a company or anything else. He couldn’t even manage running a casino lol. Dozens of women accuse him of sexual misdeeds. Heck he even admitted to it on tape. Yes you may call that sin, but that’s between him and God. But we know in this world, in this life, he takes no responsibility, admits no wrongs, lies despite the truth. Maybe he doesn’t deserve to go to hell. But we should not be looking to this man for leadership or as some kind of balm to social woes. Too late for that though. As for the “invisible lines” I really don’t think you are understanding that. I think you have it backwards. I think we would be far more advanced if those invisible lines didn’t exist. There would be no land wars. No “this patch of sand is mine”. Think of all we’ve lost. Now I’m no fool. I know that world is a fantasy. Human beings are tribal. And it’s a real shame. It’s 2025. There are people without running water. Without education. Without healthcare and modern shelter. We demonize those wanting to escape that. Again. It’s a lottery. We were lucky. If you or a politician switched places with a future illegal immigrant, you’d be crying for mama & desperately trying to reach a better life, legality be damned. You’d come here and now be at risk of being snatched off the street without due process by some American gestapo. Anyways. I’ll say no more about it. I’ve gone too far astray from the purpose of this place already. Cheers.

Clay F

Depends on how narrowly you want to define "refugee". Their flight to Egypt aligns with the general definition of a refugee, which includes fleeing a place of origin due to a fear of persecution. Even if characterized that they didn't cross an international border, the concept of "refugee" often applies to those fleeing persecution or danger, regardless of whether they remain within the same empire or not. The general definition of a refugee includes fleeing due to persecution, which Mary, Joseph, and Jesus did when they went to Egypt to escape King Herod's order to kill young boys. The Holy Family's flight to Egypt can be seen as an archetype for all refugee families, highlighting their shared experience of fleeing persecution. The Gospel of Matthew describes their flight to Egypt as a way to escape Herod's threat, aligning with a common understanding of refugee status.

Clay F

I quoted New Testament, not Old Testament. If you want Old Testament: "Give justice to the weak ... maintain the right of the afflicted and the destitute. Rescue the weak and the needy; deliver them from the ... wicked.” Psalm 82:3-4

Mike Lemon

"Why are you talking about the Old Testament & sin?" Did you see your problem or do you really not know? On the off chance you really didn't know after trying to speak with such authority, it is because they were all deeply flawed, but many were still used for great things. As for the rest of that rambling, I highly encourage you to look at the actual recordings and the transcripts, not what someone else told you. Things aren't always what you want to believe. And I will offer one other piece of advice- Don't just hear, listen. There's more to that, but one step at a time. "There would be no land wars. No “this patch of sand is mine”. " You seem to not understand civilization and what it is for. You are showing a naive, simplistic thinking about people and society. "Now I’m no fool. " Do better to show it. "We demonize those wanting to escape that. " 'Follow the law' isn't demonization. "legality be damned." The ends justify the means, heh. "You’d come here and now be at risk of being snatched off the street without due process by some American gestapo." Again, things aren't always what you want to believe. "Due process" doesn't mean a trial, it just means the process that is due. Also, only two comments before mentioning the National Socialist German Workers' Party, specifically their political police. Do better. Get better arguments, better insults. Don't stoop to this childish name calling. Just do better. I'll say again, if you (or anyone) wants to talk politics, look me up on reddit. Also, you didn't answer the question, so I'm going to assume you have no idea what I initially replied to. You don't really have to answer, your going off on this uninformed political tirade is answer enough.

Mike Lemon

@Clay- I think he was talking to me with the "Old Testament" comment. But to your quote, that sure sounds like the *legal* refugee and asylum programs.

Jacob Wagner

Yeah Passion makes Exorcist almost PG-13

Jacob Wagner

so closed minded..English isnt the worlds only language

Rick Canedo

I really enjoyed your reaction to this brutal and realistic telling of the Easter story! Its hard to comprehend what Jesus went through and this shows us one interpretation of that, that is hard to watch for a reason. You should react to The Chosen series that covers the Gospels and Jesus's whole story, including many of his miracles, healings and his teachings! In my opinion, as well as others, the best story telling of Jesus on film! Season 5 is currently in theaters, but you can watch it for free in many places including its own app. Just a beautiful retelling that makes me laugh and cry in each episode!

Clay F

Jim Caviezel is great in WWII film "THE THIN RED LINE" (1998) [Terrence Malick] (nom 7 Oscars including Best Picture) (based on 1962 autobiographical novel). We haven't had many war movies on channel in the last few months. *June 2024 - Dec 2024 (7 months) = 0 war movies *Jan 2025 - present = 3 'war' movies 1. A Matter of Life and Death (1946) (more fantasy/romance than war movie imo) 2. Cold Mountain (2003) 3. Lawrence of Arabia (1962) "THE THIN RED LINE" (1998) (WWII) is plainly a war movie, and is done in an interesting and unique way by Terrence Malick.

Popermen

I think the comments section was getting a little spicy. Or she got copyright striked.

Grad

^ The latter.

ChristopherTracy

Maybe she should try something lighter, say… Dogma? 😁

ChristopherTracy

Come on people! Let’s get her on the Kevin Smith train, and what better (and goofier) way to start, than with Dogma.