Hello, my name is Justin McLuhan. I'm here today with Will Sloan.

And today, if you are a very religious person, turn this off now. If you're a little bit religious, turn this off now.

Wait, are we, is this like the Ricky Jervais podcast? Are we going to blaspheme?

Oh, virgin birth, oxymoron much,

talking snake, I'll be pretty goldmour, believe that, eh?

I'm glad that we could bring some hot Ricky Jervais content.

So, so 10 commandments.

These are the 10 commandments you choose.

Oh, what?

Oh, oh, oh, oh.

I'm just going to let you go through your whole Ricky Jermat's bit.

Now, today we're talking about Jesus on film.

And this was an idea I had just because the character of Jesus is so universal.

And there's been a million movies made about him.

And I wanted to explore around Easter time.

Yeah, he's like the original Batman.

Yeah, that's right.

Solving crimes, beating people up, how he's portrayed in film.

Also, because I've always had a weird fascination with biblical epics.

These big, massive mega productions that are usually super dull, but like people had to watch these.

And by people, I mean, people in a church group and in Christian schools that the teacher puts it on to take up

three hours. I mean, these were the Marvel movies of their day. These were, you know,

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