The movies have portrayed Jesus in various ways. But then, so did the gospels. For Easter, we look at some favorites.

It’s the first full-length movie about Jesus that was made by deaf people for a deaf audience. All of the actors involved are fluent in American Sign Language.

Overall, though, it’s largely a pretty dry, gentle portrayal of Jesus that’s basically a high-budget version of the sort of movies I watched during Sunday school in a Southern Baptist church ...

opinion Commentary Jesus movies are successful. Are they Christian? There’s an underserved market for wholesome entertainment, but don’t confuse that with the gospel.

There's been an uptick in Jesus movies lately. And all of them use a strange hodgepodge of unidentifiable accents. Why are they so bad?

Easter time is Jesus time — at the movies. Here's a list of our favorite film Messiahs 5-minute read ...

The oddities of Franco Zeffirelli’s ‘Jesus of Nazareth’ should not be dismissed as defects.

Perhaps you’ve wondered: “Covering Christian nationalism is all well and good, but the Forward is Jewish — why are they covering this movie combining Jesus and mixed martial arts fighting?

“Jesus: A Deaf Missions Film,” which carries the tagline “for Deaf, by Deaf,” stars Gideon Firl as the Messiah who, like all of the primary cast, signs his way through the role.

Martin Scorsese says he expects the new film about Jesus will be only 80 minutes. The movie will take place mostly in present day.

Discover showtimes, read reviews, watch trailers, find streaming options, and see where to watch All About Jesus – Who Is This Jesus? (2000). Explore cast details and learn more on Moviefone.