Now subtitles in “The Passion of the Christ” do not interfere mainly because most of the story is told through the visuals and what we see. When you combine and thoroughly analyze all the elements of Mel Gibson’s version of the Passion of Christ this includes the wonderful directing job, the actors, the camera work, the editing, and even the music which is often mysterious at times you have to give it up for music can make or break movie sometimes and it worked beautifully in this movie. The soundtrack is remarkably well produced, throughout the film it provides the audience mainly with both exotic sounds that baffle and induce a sense of frightening to the story. The Passion may well employ spiritual sounds and images to build up its effects. Gibson has told the world his story on the Passion of Christ cinematically. For example the way he uses framing of each shot in the film, in the most serious moments the film rapidly cuts to reaction shots mainly shots showing women and children, during Christ most time of …show more content…
What I have learned its either you’re either for it and all it represents with seeing Christ suffer like no other film has done to date or you’re against it and simply hate the violence and are one of those who say it’s too ‘pornographic” and has too many extreme images to watch but just remember if you’re a Christian and you saying that you better re-evaluate your life. One thing I have learned about this film “The Passion of the Christ” one theme that I have realized now is that, after all the reviews and negatives from the film and all the hate against the movie you can tell this film messes with you physiologically. It really can get inside you especially if people are reacting the way they have been throughout the years from watching this film you know its