Jesus as a subversive undermining empire and slavery
In the 1950s and 60s Hollywood was big on giant historical dramas about the Greeks and Romans. Here Richard Burton is haunted by the death of Jesus. In trying to rid himself of this curse he finds Christianity.<br /><br />The movie has a very interesting beginning because it focuses upon empire and slavery under the Romans. Those at the bottom are the ones drawn to Jesus as he leads a subversive movement that challenges the powers that be by preaching to look out for the poor and sick and loving others. The unmentioned irony is that the Roman empire eventually became Christian so all the wrongs in the film were later done by followers of Christ.<br /><br />Burton does the same job he did in other epics like Cleopatra. He also suffers from some real overacting in places but I can overlook that. It’s definitely a worthwhile film.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Koster", "Henry"], "Producers": ["Frank Ross"], "Starring": ["Richard Burton", "Jean Simmons", "Victor Mature"], "Studio": ["Classics"]}

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