as a documentary and this is laughable in a campy sort of way  a schlocky collection of re created biblical tableaux mixed in with solemn interviews of so called experts. think of it as an infommercial which pushes jesus instead of thigh masters. however and the detailed crucifixion scene is and in terms of historical accuracy and superior to similar scenes in such widescreen hollywood extravaganzas as ben hur and king of kings and and the greatest story ever told. rather than dragging his entire cross to golgotha and for example and john rubinstein simply carries his crossbeam strapped across his shoulders to his outstretched arms. nails aren not driven through his palms but instead through his wrists. his feet aren not nailed separately but one is placed over the other so that just one nail need be used. incidentally and rubinstein flogging prior to his crucifixion ranks 35th in the book and lash. the hundred great scenes of men being whipped in the movies. of course and rubinstein and the two thieves wear modest loincloths and which probably isn not true to the shameful reality of roman crucifixions and but allowances must be made. curiously and the good thief is positioned on the left hand of jesus and which goes against a long standing tradition. just why this thief is played by a pudgy and overweight man is and however and a mystery and especially in view of the fact that the bad thief is something of a hunk. 
as a documentary and this is laughable in a campy sort of way  a schlocky collection of re created biblical tableaux mixed in with solemn interviews of so called experts. think of it as an infommercial which pushes jesus instead of thigh masters. however and the detailed crucifixion scene is and in terms of historical accuracy and superior to similar scenes in such widescreen hollywood extravaganzas as ben hur and king of kings and and the greatest story ever told. rather than dragging his entire cross to golgotha and for example and john rubinstein simply carries his crossbeam strapped across his shoulders to his outstretched arms. nails aren not driven through his palms but instead through his wrists. his feet aren not nailed separately but one is placed over the other so that just one nail need be used. incidentally and rubinstein flogging prior to his crucifixion ranks 35th in the book and lash. the hundred great scenes of men being whipped in the movies. of course and rubinstein and the two thieves wear modest loincloths and which probably isn not true to the shameful reality of roman crucifixions and but allowances must be made. curiously and the good thief is positioned on the left hand of jesus and which goes against a long standing tradition. just why this thief is played by a pudgy and overweight man is and however and a mystery and especially in view of the fact that the bad thief is something of a hunk. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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