A Code Of Lies

Rating: 1/10 (24 June 2010)

This movie is a cleverly contrived character assassination targeting Jesus of Nazareth and Mary Magdalene constructing the premise of the plot upon a multi-layered foundation of lies so outrageously slanderous by their very nature that had Jesus himself decided to make an unannounced appearance at the world premiere of this dastardly flick, I can imagine more than one smart lawyer handing Him their business cards. And the producers of this cinematic spectacle of the disgraceful desecration of He Who So Magnificently Fuses Divinity And Humanity (thereby revealing God to Man and Man to God), these very same self-serving producers of carnival-like deception saved one of their biggest lies for last as the final credits rolled and this appeared on the screen: "The characters and incidents portrayed and the names herein are fictitious, and any similarity to the name, character or history of any person is entirely coincidental and unintentional." Coincidental? Unintentional? Do they seriously take those of us who are spirit-born students of the Life and Teachings of Jesus (and everyone else for that matter) to all be perpetually silent, unthinking puppet-fools who shall turn a blind eye to the absolute absurdness of all their blatantly false assertions, preposterous speculations and unfounded accusations that are only magnified exponentially by their unapologetic attitude regarding their profane propagation of blasphemous baloney masquerading as a work of so-called fiction?! Judas Iscariot got thirty pieces of silver to sell Him out. What did they get? An adjusted amount due to inflation minus one suicide.