Is The Passion Of The Christ religiously accurate?

Christian press critics raise questions about The Passion of the Christ, while a popular mainstream critic defends the Catholic Church. ... "Gibson … has tried to stoke [religious leaders'] enthusiasm by screening it the past two months for at least 10,000 pastors and leaders of Christian ministries and media. read more

It’s based on the NT for the most part, and the NT has many contradictions and inconsistencies, so make of it what you will. What the movie does is make people feel guilty by watching Jesus, this perfect and holy human being, be tortured and killed for THEM. read more

" Answer: The movie "The Passion of the Christ" was, for the most part, Biblically accurate. There are a few scenes in which "artistic license" was taken, but it was within the scope of the Biblical account. read more

In The Passion of the Christ, the proportions are reversed. It is not a historian's job to interpret scriptures except as historical documents; but, in this one's opinion, two hours of watching imaginative and grotesque mutilations being inflicted on a human being in flesh-ripping, blood-spraying close-up is not spiritually uplifting. read more