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The Last Supper Scene

posted 15 years ago by pjglynndoora
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What's your opinion on it? I think it's funny, but I do feel a bit guilty watching it, as I'm Roman Catholic

[–] ragusa11 8 years ago

Great scene with Jesus being played by a young John Hurt.

[–] HedleyLamarr (404) 5 years ago

Are you all together or is it separate cheques?

[–] [email protected] (6247) 5 years ago

I'm Catholic too and I've worked at waitressing jobs, so the whole frustrated waiter sighing "Jesus" is something I've probably done!

I wonder if anyone Jewish was offended by Moses dropping five of the "fifteen commandments". ha

Mel Brooks was an equal opportunity offender.

[–] HedleyLamarr (404) 5 years ago

I wonder if anyone Jewish was offended by Moses dropping five of the "fifteen commandments".

I live in Israel. I've never come across anyone who has ever been offended by something it.

[–] [email protected] (6247) 5 years ago

I am not surprised. Mel Brooks was funny and his comedy never targeted anyone or insulted anyone. He just had a good laugh at human behavior.

[–] HedleyLamarr (404) 5 years ago

This is true, although I've always been curious as to how Native Americans feel when they see his Yiddish speaking Chief in Blazing saddles.

[–] liscarkat (19418) 9 months ago

Most of them probably laugh. It's mostly white leftists who get their sphincters in a bunch about stuff like that.

[–] [email protected] (383) 5 years ago

I'm glad you all agree

[–] liscarkat (19418) 9 months ago

If, as Christianity asserts, Jesus was perfect, then he had a sense of humor.