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Criterion Collection: Last Temptation of Christ [Blu-ray] [1988] [US Import]

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  • Language: English
  • Region: Region A/1 (Read more about DVD/Blu-ray formats.)
  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9 - 1.77:1
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Average Customer Review: 3.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (44 customer reviews)
  • ASIN: B006ML50R4
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4.0 out of 5 stars"The Last Temptation Of Christ" - Two Versions on BLU RAY - One With Compatibility Issues For UK Buyers...
By Mark Barry HALL OF FAMETOP 10 REVIEWERVINE VOICE on 27 Feb. 2014
Format: Blu-ray
As you've probably gathered most of the reviews are for the 'DVD' version of the controversial “The Last Temptation Of Christ”. And the BLU RAY is available in only two areas. But which issue to buy in you’re living in Blighty?

Unfortunately the desirable USA Criterion release is REGION-A LOCKED - although it doesn't say so on Amazon.
So it WILL NOT PLAY on most UK BLU RAY players unless they're chipped to play 'all' regions (which the vast majority aren't).
Don’t confuse BLU RAY players that have multi-region capability on the 'DVD' front – that won’t help.

Luckily the other is REGION FREE - so that will play on UK machines (even if some say the print isn’t as good).

Check you’re purchasing the right version before you buy the pricey Criterion release...
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5.0 out of 5 starsOpen Minded
By Mrs. S. A. Thornley on 13 Jun. 2004
Format: DVD
Anyone interested in religion and frightened off by all the negative hype when this was released should see this film. The first time I watched it, out of curiousity, and although quite lengthy, (stick with it) the last hour blew me away!
As a fan of Keitel anyway, (he plays Judas) and DeFoe, their combined presence is ample to engross the movie fan, add David Bowie's understated pilate and Peter Gabriel's score, Barbara Hershey (say no more), this is a film to be reckoned with. For those with religious views, I'd like to say that I'm a confirmed Christian, and this film played a part in strengthening my faith.
It's a profound experience...
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5.0 out of 5 starsCrispy and Spicy.....
By A Customer on 12 Jun. 2002
Format: DVD
A depiction of Christ's life including a vision of what his life might have been like had he not been crucified...(!)
As screenwriter Paul Schrader explains on the commentary track included on this disc, those who were horrified by "The Last Temptation of Christ" picked the wrong reasons. Most of the controversy focused on a scene in which Jesus and Mary Magdalene make love, but that, of course, only happens in the dying Christ's imagination, as Satan is tempting him with visions of the normal life he has given up. The real heresy in "Last Temptation" (which Schrader adapted from the novel by Nikos Kazantzakis) is its depiction of Judas as Jesus' most loving and loyal disciple, chosen for the difficult act of betrayal necessary to ensure human salvation. Nobody noticed, and so a film intended as a reverent, deeply serious exploration of faith was widely understood, for better or worse, as blasphemous.
The story explores the real life of our world...
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4.0 out of 5 starsA Man Terrorised by His Own Questions
By Nicholas Casley TOP 500 REVIEWER on 25 July 2013
Format: DVD
It is difficult to believe now (2013) the furore that this film caused when first released back in 1988. But right from the start the film makes clear that it is not based on the gospels but on a novel: it is a "fictional exploration". Having said that, OF COURSE the film is based on a novel that is based on the gospels, but all the same this viewer, who is an agnostic, felt the film was interesting and intriguing enough to get the DVD.

Any film that was banned from cinemas in some parts of the world, or was picketed in droves, must have something interesting to say, testing established interpretations. But there are, alas, no extras on my DVD copy (apart from the trailer), so there is no director's commentary for a film that cries out for one. I do not rate Scorsese's films highly, though I find him an interesting man nevertheless. This is his only film in my extensive DVD collection.

The film opens with Jesus - a man with miraculous powers but someone who is equally all too human - being terrorised by his own questions; he is frightened and fearful of his doubts and his relationship with God. He is also a carpenter making crosses for the Romans so they can crucify criminals and enemies. Mary Magdalene is his former `wife', but that relationship too is unconsummated. Meanwhile Judas Iscariot is a freedom fighter, using Jesus for his own political ends. And John-the-Baptist is an angry radical.

The film has some imaginative twists: for instance, the resurrected Lazarus is murdered by Saul/Paul, but the greatest twist is left towards the end at Jesus's own crucifixion, and it would spoil the surprise to mention it here, save to say that there is a twist too within the twist.Read more ›
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5.0 out of 5 starsScorsese's Passion
By Trevor Willsmer HALL OF FAMETOP 50 REVIEWER on 17 Jun. 2009
Format: DVD
The Last Temptation of Christ is perhaps Scorsese's best film. True, it's rather tied to the story for the first fourth-fifths, but though it's an oft-overused claim hijacked by fanboys who've seen too few films, this film truly reinvented the way period epics and Biblical epics could be made, with startling visuals and imaginative and aggressive editing combining with real passion from its director. It makes a virtue of his limited budget, getting in close in a way religious epics hadn't, ignoring the spectacle (always a good idea when you only have five Romans) for the intimate and creates a convincing environment. It's set in a time and place where God and man, magic and the mundane co-exist, but pointedly the first biblical landscape on screen to really look like a Semitic country rather than a Christian one. There's a sense of pioneers in a harsh frontier. The sound, too, thanks to the crude clash of accents - his disciples are simple men concerned about their sheep or fishing and their accents are gratingly from the streets while David Bowie seems to be channelling a lazy Michael Caine doing posh as Pontius Pilate - and Peter Gabriel's superb world-music influenced score that has been often imitated but rarely given it's the recognition it deserves.

Sergio Leone may have thought he looked more like a serial killer than Saviour, but in Willem Dafoe, Scorse has an alternately angry and charming doubting Messiah caught between Man and God as he struggles to find His way to God's path. There's an added level of immediacy in the way He is shown actually engaging with his audience on a personal level rather than preaching AT them or holding a press conference, yet even then finding himself completely misinterpreted as some of his audience misunderstand his words as an excuse for violence.Read more ›
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