In 1965 George Steven (American Hollywood director) delivered a heroic movie named The Greatest Story Ever Told. It is a retelling of the account of Jesus Christ, from the Birth through the Resurrection. Moreover, the particular movie is famous for its talented cast, and this is the last film of the Claude Rains. The cast of that particular film is famous for their dramas but not much popular for the English films. This is a 2-hour film and not gain much success in the start
When this movie was released, it reveals the fact that Americans can deliver some good romantic movies but, when it comes to depicting the life of Jesus, they are failed to deliver. These American scriptwriters and producers failed to align the story with the New Testament. In last few years, a lot of the images and stories of the Jesus are merged. For instance, the Jesus as a political legend and the Jesus as a worker. Moreover, all of the images are the imagination of the different people and none of them is false. The new testaments are the combination of the writings of various people including scholars and other people. However, all writers describe the story of the early life of the Jesus in the most significant way. In the particular …show more content…
Its proposition can without much of a stretch be summed up in a sentence close to the finish of this fragment: Actually, Jesus was a legendary figure. It was the political foundation that tried to historize the Jesus figure for social control along these lines started a long history of Christian gore and profound extortion. What's more, for the following 1600 years, the Vatican kept up a political stranglehold on all of Europe, prompting such happy periods as the Dark Ages, alongside illuminating occasions, for example, the Crusades, and the Inquisition. Christianity, alongside all other mystical conviction frameworks, is the misrepresentation of the
When this movie was released, it reveals the fact that Americans can deliver some good romantic movies but, when it comes to depicting the life of Jesus, they are failed to deliver. These American scriptwriters and producers failed to align the story with the New Testament. In last few years, a lot of the images and stories of the Jesus are merged. For instance, the Jesus as a political legend and the Jesus as a worker. Moreover, all of the images are the imagination of the different people and none of them is false. The new testaments are the combination of the writings of various people including scholars and other people. However, all writers describe the story of the early life of the Jesus in the most significant way. In the particular …show more content…
Its proposition can without much of a stretch be summed up in a sentence close to the finish of this fragment: Actually, Jesus was a legendary figure. It was the political foundation that tried to historize the Jesus figure for social control along these lines started a long history of Christian gore and profound extortion. What's more, for the following 1600 years, the Vatican kept up a political stranglehold on all of Europe, prompting such happy periods as the Dark Ages, alongside illuminating occasions, for example, the Crusades, and the Inquisition. Christianity, alongside all other mystical conviction frameworks, is the misrepresentation of the