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Traditional Catholic Faith => Art and Literature for Catholics => Topic started by: Miseremini on March 27, 2025, 07:36:41 PM
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Well it appears it's official... Mel is really going to do a sequel to The Passion of the Christ.
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/mel-gibsons-resurrection-of-the-christ-begins-filming-in-august-jim-caviezel-back-as-jesus/?utm_source=daily-world-2025-03-27&utm_medium=email
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I won't give penny!
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I look forward to it
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I don't know what to make of Mel Gibson. He made tens of millions off the The Passion, to add to his
already substantial fortune. After that he made a string of unwatchable garbage movies, with the exception of
Apocalypto, which was really just a remake of The Naked Prey and not as good.
Not sure why he felt the need to churn out the prolefeed when he wasn't exactly starving.
In light of who his father was he has certainly been aware of who controls Hollywood since entering the business.
And who controls Hollywood must have certainly been aware of his father given that he was one of the most
well known h0Ɩ0cαųst deniers in the world.
It's therefore strange that the doors to "the biz" would be open to him, let alone reach the top of an industry that is nearly impossible to enter without incredible luck or ethnic nepotism.
He is a sedevacantist yet flaunts an adulteress relationship.
I understand being a Hollywood leading man means he is subject to more temptations than any regular man could fathom.
So Mel remains an enigma.
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I don't know what to make of Mel Gibson. He made tens of millions off the The Passion, to add to his
already substantial fortune. After that he made a string of unwatchable garbage movies, with the exception of
Apocalypto, which was really just a remake of The Naked Prey and not as good.
Not sure why he felt the need to churn out the prolefeed when he wasn't exactly starving.
In light of who his father was he has certainly been aware of who controls Hollywood since entering the business.
And who controls Hollywood must have certainly been aware of his father given that he was one of the most
well known h0Ɩ0cαųst deniers in the world.
It's therefore strange that the doors to "the biz" would be open to him, let alone reach the top of an industry that is nearly impossible to enter without incredible luck or ethnic nepotism.
He is a sedevacantist yet flaunts an adulteress relationship.
I understand being a Hollywood leading man means he is subject to more temptations than any regular man could fathom.
So Mel remains an enigma.
I have to admit, he gets at least some support from free-masons. There's no way he doesn't. Also, if he really knew his stuff, he would have portrayed Jesus with red hair, light skin, and light eyes, and Mary (who was without original sin) as still youthful and beautiful. She would not have aged.
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I am very disappointed in Mel. Giving $$ a million or more to the New Order cancelled priest. They are not priest, so they are liars. Restructuring of all parishes cuts out half of clergy and half of churches. they knew this so they lie to us again. Some say they are pro-life, yes they all know that catholic charities is serving the agenda of U. N. communism. $$ to abortion, ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖity, works of Satan. He claims to be a traditionalist. I have many doubts!
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I think there's a personality defect that draws people to the acting profession.
I recall a story Dustin Hoffman told about Laurence Olivier.
While filming a movie together(Marathon Man) they had dinner one evening. Hoffman
asked the legend why he acted. Olivier leaned toward him and kept
repeating over and over, "look at me, look at me, look at me"
I think once these people have tasted success and fame they simply can't
walk away from it and will do anything to remain in the limelight.
Up until WWII even the most celebrated stage actors weren't permitted to stay in
some of the best hotels in Europe because acting was synonymous with prostitution.
The occultist Kenneth Anger chronicled the sordid lives and scandals of movie stars
going back to the silent era in his book Hollywood Babylon.
Back in my student days I used to work as an extra in movies shot in around a major
American city. It paid quite well, you got fed lunch, and most of the day was just spent
sitting around. I didn't have any desire to become an actor but every other extra
I met was desperate to be discovered. Whenever one of the stars would come out of
their trailer they behaved as if Raphael appeared to Tobit. It was sickening how star struck
they were. Actors have become the new demi gods in the pagan pantheon of our society
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I saw this about the movie.
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/lj9OpSR92eo
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I saw this about the movie.
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/lj9OpSR92eo
I hope he makes it as hard hitting as the Passion...people need to be woken up!
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I hope he makes it as hard hitting as the Passion...people need to be woken up!
Yeah... maybe this time Mel, the Hollywood Marrano, will include a non-Protestant scene depicting the Virgin Mary's exclusive license to crush the head of the serpent?
(https://www.aidd.org/conspiracy/04/images/snake.gif)
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I think there's a personality defect that draws people to the acting profession.
Same with most people in media. Media people are one-dimensional actors and narcissists reading from a script, or useless or duplicitous, narcissistic talking heads.
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Yeah... maybe this time Mel, the Hollywood Marrano, will include a non-Protestant scene depicting the Virgin Mary's exclusive license to crush the head of the serpent?
Meh, the reading of that passage is disputed even among the Church Fathers. Earliest version even of the Vulgate has "he" but a subsequent one has "she". God's Providence probably allowed both because He meant both.
This note is from the Douay-Rheims Challoner.
"She shall crush": Ipsa, the woman; so divers of the fathers read this place, conformably to the Latin: others read it ipsum, viz., the seed. The sense is the same: for it is by her seed, Jesus Christ, that the woman crushes the serpent's head.
So, my biggest complaint about The Passion is Gibson's casting of that homely Jewess to play the role of Our Lady, along with a few relatively-minor scenes here and there.
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I think there's a personality defect that draws people to the acting profession.
Perhaps. I think that many get into acting to "run away" from their real selves.
In any case, with Mel Gibson, you can see a glimmer or "crazy" in his eyes, where he looks like he's having a debate within himself in his own mind ... probably the result of a guilty conscience from the schizophrenia between his beliefs and his own moral life, between the life of a Catholic and that of a Hollywood star. I've known other people that had those same darting eyes, sometimes partly rolled up and at other times rolled to the side ... and that's exactly what was going on, and internal mental debate.
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In any case, with Mel Gibson, you can see a glimmer or "crazy" in his eyes, where he looks like he's having a debate within himself in his own mind ... probably the result of a guilty conscience from the schizophrenia between his beliefs and his own moral life, between the life of a Catholic and that of a Hollywood star. I've known other people that had those same darting eyes, sometimes partly rolled up and at other times rolled to the side ... and that's exactly what was going on, and internal mental debate.
It's possible, but he had the same look even in his early years. I think it's just the glimmer of a highly-creative person.
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It's possible, but he had the same look even in his early years. I think it's just the glimmer of a highly-creative person.
I agree. Gibson's Hollywood life has always oozed with "jew-show-biz" creativity.
In fact, his baby-blue eyes glimmer so much, like the Egyptian deity Horus, he has to cover one occasionally, and give us other signs, to remind us of where he's really coming from.
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Mel Gibson: Famous Masonic Actor link (https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=3a168c3672e35d3bc1da403e8f39a73a5f30fabd03dea977915d127d563196dcJmltdHM9MTc0MzYzODQwMA&ptn=3&ver=2&hsh=4&fclid=0563f60a-b071-6140-1d35-e556b1c66080&u=a1aHR0cHM6Ly9lc290ZXJpY2ZyZWVtYXNvbnMuY29tL3doYXQtaXMtZnJlZW1hc29ucnkvZmFtb3VzLW1hc29uaWMtYWN0b3JzLw&ntb=1)
Mel Gibson is a highly successful actor, director, and producer. He is perhaps best known for his iconic performances in Braveheart, The Patriot, and the Mad Max series. But what many people don’t know is that he is also a member of the Freemasons.
Gibson was initiated into the fraternity in 1985 at Hollywood Lodge No. 355 in California. He has since become an active member of the Masonic community, attending meetings and giving lectures to fellow members. He has even been awarded several Masonic honors for his contributions to the organization.
The Freemasons are an international fraternal organization that stands for brotherly love, relief, and truth. Its members strive to improve themselves spiritually and morally by studying ancient texts and engaging in charitable activities. Gibson’s involvement with the organization indicates his commitment to these values.
Gibson’s membership in the Freemasons has also been an influence on his film career. The Mad Max series features several subtle references to Masonic symbols and rituals, such as secret handshakes and coded language. His films often contain themes of justice, courage, and brotherhood—values shared by both the Masons (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ) and Gibson himself.
Gibson’s work as an actor has earned him numerous awards over the years, including two Academy Awards for Best Director (Braveheart) and Best Picture (The Passion of The Christ). It’s clear that he takes his craft seriously—and it seems that he takes his membership in the Freemasons seriously as well.
Beyond his acting career, Gibson has made a name for himself as a philanthropist. He has donated millions of dollars to charities around the world over the years, including those related to health care and disaster relief efforts. His involvement with the Masons (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ) may have played a role in inspiring him to give back so generously to those less fortunate than himself.
Though Mel Gibson’s work on-screen speaks volumes about his talent as an actor—it’s clear that off-screen he remains just as dedicated to making a positive impact on society through his membership in the Freemasons.
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Either he was in with the free Mason's and wants out,
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He always will be in with the Free-Mason's and is still a top 3 gatekeeper. (My opinion). Is he charismatic, especially to Christians? Absolutely.
I don't care what movies he makes and who he claims to be, he's in the club.
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Whether he's OFFICIALLY "in the club" is not certain, but there's no doubt but that he had to make certain compromises or accommodations to said club ... and that explains IMO the darting eyes where he's got a troubled conscience, arguing with himself in his own head between his Catholic beliefs and his moral compromises. I believe that The Passion was his way of trying to seek a type of redemption, but then he slid right back into his life of sin, divorcing his wife and having a number of public adulterous affairs.
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It's comforting to believe that we have one of "our guys" near the top in an industry that is so openly hostile to our beliefs but whatever Mel's positive contributions have been in this culture war they are drown out by a literal
avalanche of prolefeed.
It's gotten to the point that you are subjected to toxic rap or pop "music" even when doing something as mundane as pumping gas or grocery shopping. It's one thing to choose to listen to that crap but it's literally inflicted upon our ears
wherever we are obliged to engage in any form or commerce.
Up until the 19th century it was almost exclusively the domain of the Church and the aristocracy to be the arbiters of taste, which is why there are so many examples of great architecture, art, music, and sculpture throughout Europe.
Capitalism has democratized culture so that appealing to the lowest common denominator insures the greatest profit.
And as EMJ and Yuri Bezmenov have pointed out it is also a mechanism of control through demoralization.
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It's gotten to the point that you are subjected to toxic rap or pop "music" even when doing something as mundane as pumping gas or grocery shopping. It's one thing to choose to listen to that crap but it's literally inflicted upon our ears wherever we are obliged to engage in any form or commerce.
Use an MP3 player to block out that weaponization.