The Arrest - 2000 Film | Jesus Christ Superstar
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- Опубліковано 9 лис 2015
- Eighteenth in a series of clips from the 2000 Jesus Christ Superstar film. With Jerome Pradon as Judas, Glenn Carter as Jesus, Cavin Cornwall as Peter and Renee Castle as Mary.
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Lyrics:
Judas, must you betray me with a kiss?
What's the buzz?
Tell me what's happening.
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A global phenomenon that has wowed audiences for over 40 years, Jesus Christ Superstar is a timeless work set against the backdrop of an extraordinary and universally-known series of events but seen, unusually, through the eyes of Judas Iscariot.
It was the first musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice to be produced for the professional stage and first came to major theatres when it debuted on Broadway in October 1971 at the Mark Hellinger Theatre in New York.
Less than 12 months after the Broadway show opened, the rock spectacle went to London, exploding onto the West End at the Palace Theatre in August 1972 in a hugely successful production. By 1980, after 3,358 performances, Jesus Christ Superstar had become the longest running musical in West End history at the time and grossed $12.3 million.
In all, Jesus Christ Superstar has grossed over $205 million and has been professionally produced in 42 countries around the world!
Judas: don't worry I'll show you which one Jesus is, I'll makeout with him
Priests: you could just like point to him
Judas: * putting on chapstick * I want you to make sure you know
The Judas kiss is referenced in the Gospels of Mark and Matthew.
Judas: (shouts) "They're all asleep, the fools"
Jesus: (whispers) "do you have to betray me with a kiss?"
Everyone else: (wakes up)"what's happening"
*THE VOICE OF THE LORD HAS AWAKENED ME*
*AWAKEN, MY MASTERS*
Haha it's like when the Phantom is banging away on the organ at 1000 decibels while Christine is sleeping 10 feet away and she doesn't wake up, but then the organ grinder monkey starts tinkling a soft little tune and she immediately wakes. 😁
That kiss was kinda hot tho...
@@TimeandMonotony OMGGGG YOU'RE SO RIGHT
It’s an opera. Everyone’s sense of hearing is dialed up or down as the plot requires. Everyone arrives at exactly the right time. And everyone has the ability to stop time for long enough to sing about their feelings and desires.
The chemistry between Judas and Jesus in this version is the reason I keep coming back to the 2000 movie
3:03 that girl In the front to the left kinda cute tho. I’m jus kidding.
@@kodesh1674 nah u right
@@kodesh1674 Cutness cannot be denied
Watch the Sweedish arena 2014 tour if you want some romantic chemistry. It's on UA-cam with subtitles, and hot damn. If you ship Jesus and Judas, you need to watch their version of this scene.
@@kayliehutson02859 ohhh my god I watched that and I was blown away that might be my new favorite version. Also, I swear I'm not stalking I just clicked on your channel and I also love starkid! Sick dude!!!
I like how they put emphasis on the betrayal, you can immediately notice how Judas regrets it so much and it's so emotional
I don’t think regret is the right word. Guilt, shame, he’s devastated that he has to do this. He has to be the one to turn him in for the sake of his people. He was chosen and as much as he hates it this is the part he’s destined to play.
2:40 the guy on the right I thought he was the dude who played Martian man hunter in Zack Snyder’s justice league.😂
I really like it that after Judas betrayed him, Judus hugged Jesus. This shows he regrets what he did and will never forgive himself. And Jesus who hugs him back shushing and comforting him. This really shows Jesus is okay with what Judas did, and that he will never stop loving him, whatever he does.
I wonder if Jesus was physically incapable of feeling anger or fear.
Yes to both. He got very angry when He saw the moneychangers in the temple, and He expressed fear for His impending death in the garden of Gethsemane.
Well said Sister Guinevere ! (2 April 2018 1736 hours)
One of the most intriguing things this play shows is what would've happened if Judas decided not to go through with his betrayal. He was "a puppet" of God, he was instructed to do the dirty job, forever to be remembered as the greatest traitor ever. I wonder if Jesus knew that without the help of Judas, the whole story would've never happened the way it was "supposed to happen".
The way he clings breaks my heart
I like that the only moment of total silence in the movie is the actual act of Judas betraying Jesus. This movie also did a great job of showing Judas' total regret of what he did - in other versions, you don't see him nor his expressions at all, so the only time you hear him again after this event is in his song during which he kills himself. This movie rectified that mistake.
I don’t remember if him regretting the betrayal was in the Bible or was a creative expansion of the musical.
love how jesus is like “you say that i am” and judas immediately starts trying to get to him like “oh my god somebody has to stop you from making this worse”
Good observation!
Idk why but "stick to fishing from now on" and how it's cut always makes me laugh
it's like "Hahaha, those silly disciples....Anyway, back to the emotional turmoil and violence!"
I love that line and how differently it's delivered. In the 1973 movie, Jesus just seems resigned and tired of his unruly disciples. In this, it's like he's trying to soothe them so they stop being aggressive. In the 2012 stage version, Jesus appeared genuinely saddened by their tendency to fight, and in the 2018 version John Legend delivered it as a straight-up diss. You could even see Peter look stunned and offended lol
1:41 the way he says No!😂
@@kodesh1674 AND THE WAY HE FALLS HAHAHAH LAUGHING SO HARD
This scene is so wonderfully acted. It’s two men who very much don’t want any of this to happen but know it has to and ultimately have zero say in it. They’re both victims of fate.
The way the soldiers have to rip judas out of jesus’s arms…….
Annas’ actor is such an authoritative version. I love how provocative he is in this song
I'm technically an atheist but i still cry when watching this...
Most self-styled atheists are really agnostics.
I mean it's a secular telling of the story of Jesus. Even if you don't believe in the divinity, you can appreciate the story. I'm an atheist and this is one of my favorite musicals / rock operas
@@geekiousmaximus That's not really what secular means, but anyway...
@@anonb4632Secular refers to things that have no spiritual or religious basis. JCS presents the story of Jesus from a secular perspective because it doesnt confirm his divinity and doesnt contain any reference to the resurrection. What did you think I meant when I said secular?
@@geekiousmaximus Secular just means "of the world". The term doesn't apply here in that sense or in the one you do.
Okay but the kiss... I just cant 🤭🤭🤭
the way they reach for each other as the guards pull them apart... going to go lay down
Damn, that glare of Annas at the end. Chilling.
So now I understand why there are more people on the Internet that ship Jesus and Judas than Jesus and Mary Magdalene.
And I thought people were joking when they said this was gay, but now I see this and...yeah.
I just hope that if there's a hell out there I don't go there because of this XD
I feel that their being lovers kind of over-simplifies things. Romance is boring when you think how complicated other love relationships are.
@@stockwellsantley6606 ...so, you've been single for a while?
@@mfitzburger5137 Well, I plan to be.
@@stockwellsantley6606 Well, I'm single but I think romance is complicated too, like others relationships, even more if you can't figure your fellings.
But in this case, yes xd.
@@francoeurvalparaiso Thing is, in fiction/drama, it really isn't. It kind of gives you a comfy seat. 'Ah, they're a COUPLE, I see.' And all the shorthand comes in. Whereas non-family people who love without romance - just a lot more interesting and many more ways to go.
Love how this is a haunting recollection of the lepers' tune. His nightmare become reality
They also do this for the market inside the church. That is the part where Jesus trashes the place. He said "My temple should be a house of prayer, but you have made it a den of thieves. Get out! GET OUT!!" They do the same melody for three songs. I don't know whether this is deliberate or they ran out of melodies.
@@c.d.dailey8013 Andrew Lloyd Webber is fond of his leitmotifs.
@@c.d.dailey8013 It's the Crowd leitmotif, like Priests have light-hearted rhytmic melody and Judas has nervous hysterical piece.
this parallel always really interests me, especially when considering Jesus' vocal part in the two songs - in the lepers part he has the "too many of you....heal yourselves" part but then here he's just silent in response to an equally/more overwhelming crowd
This film is damn good. So emotional!
The original one or this one?I think the original one is better!Just my opinion
@@caitlinunusedemail264I personally believe the London 1996 one was the best. Or should I say sounds the best😢😢😢
Neither Jerome or Glen's voices are cut out for the parts of Jesus and Judas however they are both giving it their all with their acting. Which is what you have to do in this kind of show. Bring it to life strongly and then the singing is the icing on the cake. Jerome and Glen were baked just fine they just needed icing
Harper Craven the ensemble is pretty disappointing as well. Acting of principles is great but vocally just not not well cast unfortunately
Now i wanna cake thanks.
I'm hungry.
"Jerome and Glen were baked just fine" lol 420 dudes am I right
what 90% of the comments are rly saying: i like this production best because i am gay
And what of it ❤🤪
Glenn has beautiful eyes and voice!!!
I really love the visuals/sets/costuming of this version. Not that the old one didn't, I just feel like their was more effort put into this one's.
2:00
Here, we see the son of God's one weakness in use:
Flashlights.
Love how much queer subtext this version of the movie has
i like the song when Peter woke up
4:01 when Anus is looking at Judas like why you upset, this is what you wanted. Anus here knew Judas felt bad and wish he could take it back
you might wanna utilize that Edit button, Rachel
A N U S
My favorite version! Got a question for y'all: God had all this planned out. What I'm saying is that his betrayal was planned before he was even born. So, since this is how God wanted it to happen, Judas was predestined to betray Jesus from the start. In this case, do you think Judas went to Heaven, or did he go to Hell?
Thought about it, too. But he committed suicide...
@@Damonistique, Still yet, it was all part of God's plan. How is that fair? God already knew Judas would commit suicide. Because everything was predestined.
@@rebeccakfinley4832 Well,the predestination here is a tricky question.
If we suppose that there is a God in this story, we can develop several possible options:
1) Only key points are predestined, e.g. Jesus's death, Judas's betrayal. The rest is in their hands (otherwise there would be no need to punish throughout Bible).
2) Nothing is predestined, but God is always testing his people. Here we have numerous options of what was told to Jesus (if it was), the main thing is that Jesus is unswerving to his ideas and task. On the contrary, Judas just fails his test.
Even three times of denial is not a proof of predetermination - Peter might have got his idea from Jesus saying so, without this he could have run away or confess he was with Jesus, or sth else as well.
Actually, I suppose that suicide IS a mortal sin because of the fact of a free will. Your life is a property of God, He decided to give it to you, and killing yourself is like questioning the God's authority which is a sin number one %) and still suicide exists.
Also we have another options, where the Judas's fate is ambiguous.
3) God is just mad for Judas's betrayal and He punishes the man (which means He didn't know about betrayal and it was just Jesus's guess, also free will then).
4) God is trying to beat Satan in Judas's body that way (the Gospels say he entered it at a time of betrayal).
5) Yup, God is just cruel and the situation is unfair :D (but maybe only from a point of view of mankind)
(there could be more options, but that's all I can easily come up with...)
All in all, the predeterminism is not really obvious...
@@Damonistique, You don't know what it means that you gave me what I would call a "thoughtful" answer. I have asked many Christians, and they ALL said: "Well, I don't know"! Now after so much wrenching in my mind, you have finally given me an answer. I can be at peace with my constant turmoil every time I watch Jesus Crist Superstar! Thank you, Bless you, thank you!
@@rebeccakfinley4832 Glad to be helpful ❤️
Actually, not all the Christians are agree on this ground, so some of the arguments are just borrowed from Erasmus vs Luther debate.
The acting in this version is superb.
0:38 that's gay ... I love it!
Yeah!But Judas kissed Jesus to betray Jesus because Jesus had the ability to change his appearance.Judas’ kiss would clearly identify Jesus to the crowd.
it wasn't on the lips though
Judas’ reaction at 3:36 is hilarious
my face watching the most homoerotic depiction of Judas' kiss ever 👀👄
I am Christian and I am often thinking about the story of Juda's betrayal. To me Juda is the most misunderstood human in history. Juda is Not the betrayer. Juda only did God's will. Juda is the most tragic person ever. Did he have a choice. No he didn't. He was dammed to do God's will, he was dammed not to do it. Without Juda we would not have Jesus. The betrayer is Peter, not Juda...
There is apocryphical Gospel of Judas which has believable theory in it: Judas was actually the most loyal follower of the Christ, and he made the ultimate sacrifice - allowed himself to become an eternal scapegoat, the great betrayer - to let Jesus die so He may rise on Sunday, but Judas didn't knew about the last part and commited suicide due to grief and sense of guilt.
@@TovKafur I always find it suspicious that the apostles never went to search for Judas. They claim they "heard" him die. They were living together for three years and they never go after him?
@@zeppelincraft1443 What is more suspicious is the way Jesus framed Judas as one to betray Him - with passing a piece of soaked bread. It's way too blatant, yet nobody tried to stop Judas neither to persuade him to not betray the Saviour. It looks less like pointing a guilty and more like choosing an underling to perform certain task.
1:48 Did Jesus glance at Judas when he said "It was nice but now it's gone"??? How am I suppose to interpret this other than that they were lovers??
Ohhh yeah I didn’t know that!probbably!
Or the hope that Judas wouldn't ever have to betray him
Wtf is wrong with u he meant his life he knew the friendship was gone woth everyone he saved he knew he was finna die he knew Judas was gonna b the one don’t make it lgbtq cause of ur views this is a amazing show don’t twist it
Probably the only scene in this movie that is better than the original.
I agree
Captain Sum Ting Wong bc the acting is better, but the vocals aren’t what’s required. Personally I prefer the quality acting seen here
@@feelthejoy the voices and acting emit so much raw, human emotion here. Which is why I'll never touch the original again
I actually think almost everything in this version is better than the original. It's so much more emotion here
@@midnaaushyrule9948 exactly, this version is proper of theatre, as it had been originally proposed
Born and raised in the Mormon church, left last year and must say this... I never thought I'd be shipping Jesus and Judas. I mean... they're clearly a couple here.
@Intensive Purposes THIS PERSON KNOWS WHAT IM SAYING
Lol true
You should see the 2014 Swedish Arena Tour filmed version! It's soooo blatant there that they were a couple and still love one another. It's great! The whole show is here on UA-cam with English subtitles.
@@kirreranin9991 OMG I'VE MET THEM... The bisexual energy coming from that Jesus DEAR LORD--
Oh yes
I love you Glenn 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
This song rent free in my head
1:35 I like how do he delivered this song very well
0:38 and I thought they were being funny saying that this was gay..
_.tacouniverse._ 11:11 Well he had to kiss him, cause that's what Judas really did
whenever im watching this film version of jcs, i can never tell if its really good or just plain bad lmao
Brilliant lmao
Hahahhaahhahaha
both honestly
It's art.
It's bad but we like it anyway lol
Modo shipp activadoooo
SIIIIIIIIIIII
Excelente interpretación muy bien dramatizado y bien actuado con efectos especiales
Both in this more realistic version as well as in the bible this is something that must happen. So why is Judas seen as the bad guy? He just saved the Jews from a massacre as well as doing the will of God. As it says in the bible: "Do you think I cannot call on my Father, and he will at once put at my disposal more than twelve legions of angels? But how then would the Scriptures be fulfilled that say it must happen in this way?"
The fact they pull off the basically same thing using crowd tactics and politically motivated terrorism gets their temple gets razed down the next time they try it proves it.
Judas protected his nation and 50,000 followers but laments over that this "mob" seeking out messiahs wasn't worth saving than one good honest man.
If you think of it his suicide is a equal value exchange for Jesus reviving. Only one man can be the same value for another man. Coincidence?
Whoa those soldiers
For how much I love this intepretation of the bible and of JCSP itself. I have no idea what the huge lanters are supposed to mean. Like, are they interrogating him? Or what?
Far more so these days than when this was first composed back in 1970, the questions which members of the chorus fire at Jesus are very reminiscent of the way in which members of the press so often descend on a person of interest a bit like a plague of locusts -- and especially when this person is surrounded by controversy or scandal -- and bring the spotlight of popular attention to bear on him or her.
"There he is, they're all asleep, the ~foouOOOuools~
JUDAS:
There he is
They're all asleep, the fools
JESUS:
Judas, must you betray me
With a kiss?
PETER:
What's the buzz
Tell me what's happening
What's the buzz
Tell me what's happening
Tell me what's happening ohh
APOSTLES:
What's the buzz
Tell me what's happening
What's the buzz
Tell me what's happening
What's the buzz
Tell me what's happening
What's the buzz
Tell me what's happening
Hang on Lord
We're gonna fight for you
Hang on Lord
We're gonna fight for you
Hang on Lord
We're gonna fight for you
Hang on Lord
We're gonna fight for you
JESUS:
Put away your sword
Don't you know that it's all over
It was nice but now it's gone
Why are you obsessed with fighting?
Stick to fishing from now on
CROWD:
Tell me Christ how you feel tonight.
Do you plan to put up a fight?
Do you feel that you've had the breaks?
What would you say were your big mistakes?
Do you think that you may retire?
Did you think you would get much higher?
How do you view your coming trial?
Have your men proved it all worth while?
Come with us to see Caiaphas.
You'll just love the High Priest's house.
You'll just love seeing Caiaphas.
You'll just die in the High Priest's house.
Come on God this is not like you.
Let us know what you're going to do.
You know what you're supporters feel;
You'll escape in the final reel.
Tell me Christ how you feel tonight.
Do you plan to put up a fight?
Do you feel that you've had the breaks?
What would you say were your big mistakes?
Come with us to see Caiaphas.
You'll just love the High Priest's house.
You'll just love seeing Caiaphas.
You'll just die in the High Priest's house.
Now we have him!
Now we have got him!
Now we have him!
Now we have got him!
Now we have him!
Now we have got him!
Now we have him!
Now we have got him!
CAIAPHAS:
Jesus, you must realize the serious charges facing you.
You say you're the Son of God in all your handouts,
Well, is it true?
JESUS:
That's what you say, you say that I am.
ANNAS:
There you have it gentlemen.
What more evidence do we need?
Judas, thank you for the victim.
Stay a while and you'll see him bleed!
CROWD:
Now we have him!
Now we've got him!
Now we have him!
Now we've got him!
Now we have him!
Now we've got him!
Now we have him!
Now we've got him!
Take him to Pilate!
Take him to Pilate!
Take him to Pilate!
Take him to Pilate!
Аааааааа 00:38 и потом, когда Иуда прижался к нему...ВИИИИ
Да (✿ ♡‿♡)
0:47 When I kiss the girl at the bar
全て素晴らしい！
2021 years later those people burning forever
Christians: Jesus hates all gays
Jesus: 0:39
LMFAOO LITERALLY
Poor old Judas. Good old Judas.
That's what is like to be famous!! Lol love this movie
Good lord there’s one of these ladies that you can tell was born to play an evil character
I remember in a sunday school class we once listened to a song where it sings the disciples names and I don't remember any of them except I just remember how they sang 'Judas the betrayer' and I was like wow... they just sang that like it was a fun old time or something and I was liek 😳 'wot' cuz it was just so weird
did you pick an effencient team? OUCH!!
Brokeback Nazareth
2:29 for a one moment I think Judas kiss Annas :v
awkward gay moment solved by police raid
real LGBT hours
I like how all the chicks sorta went goth
0:02 me at the sleepover just before putting their hands on warm water
Does anyone understand what Jesus is saying on 03:51-03:56?
Don't worry
I have to die
Goodbye?
I think he's saying "I'm sorry", as in "I'm sorry you had to be the one to do this."
@@johntompkins come on, isn't this scene heartbreaking enough already?
Thank you so much!
0:37 O_O
God: "Now kiss."
M Fitzburger lol
gives you look that face
Judas’ a bit like Jude Law
This is so wrong but I ship them sO MUCH
no please don't
Omg
@@Noonereallylol God did.
@@mfitzburger5137 no dont
@@Noonereallylol sorry bro, I memed too hard there
Judas was a disciple who did wonderful miracles on earth . but by the time Jesus was going to die on the cross for our sins . Judas betrayed him with money . which gotten him into suffering a suicidal death. Peter on the other hand was also with Jesus . but because of the roman soldiers were going to kill him too. . Jesus did say " Put your sword back in it's place , for if you take up the sword , you will die by the sword " . which means that Jesus told him that this was the way . that he was going to die for us . and that violence was a dead end . the Chief priests and the scribes didn't want to believe him . cause they were saying one thing and doing the other . the things they've accused him of treason and blaspheming . and that they think that the wonderful miracles that he performed were from the devil
Why was Annas one of the reporters?
To mock Jesus
do you know jesus costs spurpstars has been 40 anniversary
Okay, I know why the kiss happens, because it's so Judas can show the, which one's Jesus, but a) shouldn't they already know who he is, and b) he takes a second to stare longingly at him with those beautiful totally-not-fruity eyes. You'd think that the soilders would be like, "hey, do you think Jesus is the guy who Judas is practically crying over right now? Maybe...." but no, it takes the kiss to convince them.
Also I hate that this musical makes me ship biblical figures.
judes tell jesus how you feel to love jesus
2:00 журналисты
Does Tim Rice sigh off on all the productions, and does he know that there will be different interpretations of his original?
What was it Jesus' disciples thought was going to happen the night of his arrest? They brought two swords so, clearly, they were expecting a fight. And it's no wonder they did! After all, for three years they had served as his apprentices, learning how to heal people, but more importantly as far as they were concerned, they were convinced he was the Messiah, the Jewish warrior king who would seize the Throne of David and, with God's help, oust Rome and establish a new, independent, theocratic Jewish state! They had just seen him challenge the religious hierarchy by entering Jerusalem as a hero, if only a very humble one, and provoking their anger when he drove the money changers and other crooked traders out of the Temple! Jerusalem was overflowing with pilgrims for the Passover Feast, and the sense of rebellion was thick in the air. They had to have been thinking, "If ever Jesus was going to start the revolution, now would be the time!" However, when the arresting party showed up at the Garden of Gethsemane, and one of his disciples began attacking, he told him to put away his sword and, then, just surrendered, peacefully! At that moment, their worst fears came true all at once! They had probably already been wondering if they'd made a mistake in thinking Jesus was the Expected Messiah, but now, in that moment, whatever hope they had vanished! What happened next? Well, most of us know the story of Jesus' crucifixion and the stories that began to spread like fire just a few days later--that he had risen from the dead! Indeed, the dashed hopes of Jesus' disciples were suddenly renewed! In no time at all, they figured his death was just part of God's master plan--so God could raise him from the dead to prove to all the Jews he was the Messiah after all! In the days that followed, they fully expected him to come out of concealment and re-enter Jerusalem, this time, on a mighty steed, as the risen, triumph, Messianic King!
But...that's not what happened! He didn't come back....
Did the disciples fail, AGAIN, to get Jesus, and what he was really all about? Basically, yeah! So, if Jesus' own disciples, the very ones who actually walked with him and heard his words and watched how he behaved, if they didn't get him...how can we, today, possibly have a chance to understand what Jesus was really all about? As it turns out, there may very well be a way! With the help of the best methods modern scholarship has at its disposal, we may very well be able to piece together a reliable picture of what Jesus was really like and what he really stood for! Rick Lannoye, author of www.amazon.com/Real-Life-Jesus-Nazareth-Really-Stood/dp/B09TPHRY41
Does anyone have the lyrics to this version?
the ones in the description are the original ones but this version has some little changes
-There he's. They were asleep-the fools.
(Judas go to Jesus and kiss him)
-Judas... Must you betreyed me with a kiss?
It's that is too silence
Paragothick Ruby thanks, but I meant the rest of the song
There are little changes when the people from the crowd start attacking Jesus with questions
Oh, sorry. I find all text
There he is,
They're all asleep,
The fools
Judas
Must you betray me
With a kiss?
What's the buzz? Tell me what's a-happening
What's the buzz? Tell me what's a-happening
Tell me what's a-happening?
Oh, what's the buzz? Tell me what's a-happening
What's the buzz? Tell me what's a-happening
What's the buzz? Tell me what's a-happening
What's the buzz? Tell me what's a-happening
Hang on, Lord, We're gonna fight for you
Hang on, Lord, We're gonna fight for you
Hang on, Lord, We're gonna fight for you! No!
Put away your sword
Don't you know that it's all over?
It was nice, but now it's gone
Why are you obsessed with fighting?
Stick to fishing from now on
Tell me, Christ, how you feel tonight!
Do you plan to put up a fight?
Do you feel that you've had the breaks?
What would you say were your big mistakes?
How do you view your coming trial?
Have your men proved at all worthwhile?
Did you pick an efficient team?
Is that it for the Jewish dream?
Come with us to see Caiaphas
You'll just love the High Priest's house
You'll just love seeing Caiaphas
You'll just die in the High Priest's house!
Come on, God, this is not like you
Let us know what you're gonna do
You know what your supporters feel,
Do you escape in the final reel?
Tell me, Christ, how you feel tonight
Do you plan to put up a fight?
Do you feel like you had the breaks?
What would you say were your big mistakes?
Come with us to see Caiaphas
You'll just love the High Priest's house
You'll just love seeing Caiaphas
You'll just die in the High Priest's house!
Now we have him! Now we've got him! x4
Now we have him!
Now we have got him! Now!
Jesus, you must realize
The serious charges facing you
You say you're the son of God,
Then hold your hand up, well, is it true?
That's what you say!
You say that I am!
There you have it, gentlemen,
What more evidence do we need?
Judas, thank you for the victim
Stay a while and you'll see him bleed
Now we have him! Now we've got him!
Now we have him! Now we've got him!
Now we have him! Now we've got him!
Now we have him! Now we've got him!
Take him to Pilate,
Take him to Pilate
Take him to Pilate
Take him to Pilate
Paragothick Ruby thank you very much! I couldn't understand everything
Just how the media act.
@2:20 He looks like Voldemort from a distance
0:38 "Do I smell watermelon?"
I do find it interesting that they removed a bunch of the subtext by making all of the soldiers straight
Wut
In which Jesus is tormented by gangsters in hats and women in hijabs.
And the cast of a Star Wars rip-off.
Sounds hot!
The crowd: Fox news
2:00 Too scary- not a patch on the version in the '73 movie.
Judas is the true martyr Jesus only had to be dead for 3 days and then he's worshiped Judas did what he had to do in order for Jesus to succeed and he is reviled Jesus told him to go do it and Judas still gets hated for to this day Judas was the Martyr
Chale que decepción, tanto que me gusta el Glenn Carter y parece que Jerome le dio un beso bien apasionado en la boca. Bueno, en realidad me gustan ambos!! jijiji
Fue en el cachete XD
Grandparents
Take him to pliate and gotcha grabmore
Won’t believe the anguish my family goes through during this stressor of the world. One taste
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“Is that it to the Jewish dream?” by way of explanation: World Organization of Transgender Rights
MY interpretation, SuperStar..(default)
In this movie, Jesus will arrest with no reason?
Eetu Kolehmainen in this movie he was arrested for the same reason in the original movie and musical. The roman empire found him to be a threat to them so they arrested him. Under the guise of 'calling himself God'
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Yeah the roman empire had litteraly nothing to do with his arrest
The only reason they even got involved is that they needed pilate’sentence to exexute him
The actual instigators of the arrest were the High priests and the farisees
Sanhedrin: the highest court of Justice and the Supreme Council in ancient Jerusalem.
My explanation derives from a Scientologist’s viewpoint and, perception, orientation, recognition, help.
@@MrXacma scientology is a scam
@@danielmia5953 An organization of magicians? Hedan, what should the Sanhedrin be / do / have ???
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So who do y'all think bottoms? 🤔
The only bottom here is Judas, cuz he's going straight to _HELL_ .
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definitely Jesus
Such a cuteeeeeeee gayyy couplee lol
I know some fujoshi is here 😏
Se que hay alguna fujoshi shipeando a judas y jesus después de ver este musical 😏😏
Can y'all for once know how to be quiet? Damn
I feel sick...
GAY JUDAS. XD
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“Judas must you betrayal me with a kiss” code for: “dude I know your suppose to betray me, but bruh I have a wife”
no
like i said. doomed yaoi
its good but the aposisels are wearing wrong and by torch its torch with fire not with light and there was no torches
am i right ?
It’s set in the modern day..
Wow these comments! People, please read and study the Bible. Learning theology and the Bible through musicals and artsy Hollywood type movies is not a great idea. Let's get this straight:
- God never forced or predestined Judas to betray Jesus. But He knows people's heart and knew which man had a character (based on his free will) capable of betraying Jesus.
Judas wasn't predestined, he grew up and chose to become a man of questionable character before he even joined Jesus.
Maybe he had already shown God that he was a thief, liar, manipulator, and prideful enough to not fully repent from his sins ever.
He wasn't a good man whom God forced to act despicably to fullfil His Word. Rather a man who freely chose to unrepentantly go against God during his life, so he was chosen to become a disciple to fullfil the Scripture.
God wants all the souls to repent and go to Heaven, but given free will, there will be souls who will freely reject Him (He will try to save them until the end).
Judas was given the opportunity to repent until the end, like St. Peter who denied Jesus, or St. Paul who killed Christians. Judas didn't repent (that's why he hanged himself), he felt guilt or regret which is a precedent of repentance, but not repentance.
Repentance is an honest change of heart, a true rejection of sin, and a commitment to not sin ever again (we usually stumble and fall again, but the point is to fight as hard as possible against it with the grace of God).
We are told that just before betraying Jesus an evil spirit entered Judas (John 13:27). God allowed it, but not without's Judas free will first harboring malice in his heart. In all this, it was Judas' free will to betray Jesus, and not God's ordination.
- People saying that this scene is so cute or whatever because Jesus hugs Judas and Judas looks sad, please. Jesus said rather firm and serious words when it came to Judas and his betrayal. He said "one of you is a devil" (John 6:70), "It would be better for him if he had not been born" (Matthew 26:24).
God the Father and His Son Jesus (also God) are merciful to sinners who repent. However, no one can fool God, He isn't like a human who can't recognize manipulation, who can't see within the heart of another man, who doesn't know the most intimate thoughts of another person (and sometimes we even become unconscious of our deeper fears and weaknesses unless we choose to do the work and pray for help).
To the prideful and unrepentant, especially after God tries non-stop to forgive and change them, after the prayers of others, and after being next to God himself (with Jesus, as one of the 12), God has justice and not mercy for them (as they have chosen to reject God's mercy).
Jesus says many stern words to the Pharisees and other type of unrepentant, prideful characters, and warns them about losing their soul. He extents forgiveness incessantly.
So don't twist the Bible, God does love everyone, but He won't force anyone to love Him back.
Love is unconditional, but a relationship is not. Everyone is given God's unconditional love, but we need to build a relationship together with Him because it won't happen on its own without our permission and choice.
We don't have unconditional relationships, even a bad "son" might break his relationship to his parents who might continue loving him unconditionally, but depending on the situation the relationship might end.
We also let go of people we love when they choose not to have a relationship with us, yet love them unconditionally (not in a perfect way like God), but we can't relate unconditionally because if we forced someone else to be with us against their will, that would be unloving in itself (a stalker, a rapist, someone obsessed and controlling, etc.).
God loves you unconditionally and offers you salvation, but if you don't accept it, if you don't freely choose to love Him back, and to build a relationship together with Him, He won't force you. If you reject Him, your punishment isn't some revenge, you are punishing yourself by choosing to reject what is perfectly good and perfect love.
Hell isn't a bad place because God wants it, but because He stays out of it, He allows those who don't want Him, to be away from Him, and a place where the unrepentantly prideful live is definitely hell: unrepentant cheaters, liars, thieves, murderers, etc. If you repent, then you obviously don't want to do evil again, so of course God will help you to become holy and in Heaven it doesn't matter if you committed the biggest crime on earth because if you truly repented, then God knows you truly mean to never do something like that again and in Heaven your heart is freely directed to serve and love others. A place where God's perfect love, and a lot of humans with genuinely good intentions and willing to do anything to be better and love one another is Heaven.