I've never met a Jesus movie I didn't like. I have plenty of quibbles with all of them, to be sure, but the fact remains that no matter how many aspects of Jesus' character they ignore, there's at least one or two they shed some light on. Jesus enters a cave during his fast, and the stranger is downright hospitable. He engages in some friendly banter and seems genuinely interested in the rare passerby.
Discernment is and everyday challenge.
Jesus and his disciples wake from a night on the road, and one of the disciples discovers his coat has been stolen. After he throws a tantrum, he's told by Jesus that if someone takes his coat, he should chase down the culprit and give his tunic, too. The disciple continues to fume. So Jesus tells him to consider the lilies of the field, how they are clothed in splendor and yet do not toil. The disciple is still thinking about his coat, though.