In my own opinion, I appreciated how Mel Gibson directed this film. This movie was a very touchy subject and left many with many mixed feelings. When The Passion was in theatres I went with my friend and his church to go watch it. I am a young man who is religious but no longer attends church or follows any religion strictly. But despite its detractors, Caviezel believes the significant gap left by the movie in cinema history has never been filled since, and he is eager to correct that oversight.I guess to start off this synopsis I should introduce myself so people know where I am coming from. The movie itself dealt with a great deal of controversy regarding depictions of violence and the Jewish community. The world has changed a great deal since The Passion of the Christ first hit theaters. I really felt that faith was much bigger than the industry and Hollywood, and bigger than. I didn't give it to myself, but it's something in which I have a great range. Because of what I do as an actor - that's my skill - it was given to me from God. You'd think, 'Oh, you're going to work a lot.' No, I didn't. Still, Caviezel expressed his belief that he had made the right call in accepting the role of Jesus. While the movie made him known to a global audience, it also typecast him in a role that made it difficult for audiences to accept him playing any other ordinary character later in his career. Unfortunately for James Caviezel, playing the role of Jesus proved a double-edged sword. It's a highly-charged one, so we keep our cards close to our chest." That is the Mount Everest of movies and we are in discussions about it a lot.
My major focus of study was the resurrection.
My major in college was religion, and I did a year seminary afterward.
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