PASSION OF THE CHRIST 2: JEEBUS STRIKES BACK

In a world torn apart by contrasting worldviews due to unquestioning ethnocentrism, one man stands alone...Jeebus H. Christ.

And this time, it's personal.


YOU WILL NOT BE FORGIVEN!

IN THEATERS NOW NATIONWIDE!





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Over 100,000 Iraqi Deaths

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