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- He is despised and rejected by men,
A Man of sorrows and acquainted with grief.
And we hid, as it were, our faces from Him;
He was despised, and we did not esteem Him.
Surely He has borne our griefs
And carried our sorrows;
Yet we esteemed Him stricken,
Smitten by God, and afflicted.
But He was wounded for our transgressions,
He was bruised for our iniquities;
The chastisement for our peace was upon Him,
And by His stripes we are healed.
All we like sheep have gone astray;
We have turned, every one, to his own way;
And the LORD has laid on Him the iniquity of us all. ..
.......from Isaiah chapter 53
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I was fortunate enough to see this unbelievable performance three different times with Ted Neeley and Carl Anderson. I’ll never forget it. ❤
Mary’s scream at 3:19 as the flogging begins is simply chilling. This movie is is epic.
Yes I felt it too!
Should have gotten a boatload of Academy Awards Nominations.😮
If you listen carefully the virgin mother says, `oh Joseph never whipped me like that, I can feel my juices rising.`
She who loved so much!🥲😢
Right after Mary screams the camera cuts to Pilates wife, who staggers and clutches the wall for support, She never utters a sound in the movie yet appears in many scenes, so overlooked yet so powerful in her performances.
Whoever plays Pilate, their acting is so good, his body language is like I don't want to do this, but his words are not. At the end, I thought Pilate screamed in anger, but now I see he was crying and wish the outcome was different.
Pilate was played by Barry Dennen, who unfortunately passed on a few years back.
@@jacobh9344 I had the great fortune of seeing him perform this on stage. 😊
Роль Пилата здесь моя любимая. Но часто задумываюсь над тем стал бы Пилат пытаться помочь Иисусу и сочувствовать ему, если бы не сон, приснившийся ему накануне. Сон, где его обвиняют в смерти мессии. Возможно, после этого сна Пилат защищал прежде всего себя, чтобы не быть проклятым в веках. Но страх (толпа напоминает ему о Цезаре) мешает ему пойти до конца.
Есть русский писатель Михаил Булгаков. В его романе "Мастер и Маргарита" писатель пишет книгу о Иисусе (Иешуа) и Понтии Пилате. В этой книге он называет главным грехом Пилата - страх. (Он не захотел рискнуть должностью и самой жизнью, чтобы защитить невинного, но тогда это и не было принято. Прокуратор не стал бы защищать бродягу.) Трусость приравнивается к смертному греху.
Pilots’ wife had a nightmare about Pilot sentencing Jesus to die.
I Love my Christine and black Betty!!! And ??? !!! ❤❤❤😂!!! Overwehlming und Wunderschön und Wunderbar!!! I am Michael Matthias Frohn Mühlstroh und Jesus Christus!!! Buy me!!! Do Something good for me!!! Make my day!!! Thank you for this Song and Video!!!
There will never be none like that! I cried for days after i saw this.. Ted Neeley really depicted the humanity and Divinity of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ . We love Him so...🎵🎵🎵❤️🙏✝️
Are you referring to the fictional character Jesus, you must be aware that there's absolutely no evidence that Jesus ever existed as portrayed by the fictional book the Bible
That movie is a masterpiece.
Jesus Christ superstar?
Barry Dennen really nails this performance.
"everything is fixed and you can't change it".
😔😔😔😔
What does everything is fixed and you can’t change it soupoed to mean
@@hannahlarocco4699 great question!
It is?
@@hannahlarocco4699 it means that he has no control over the situation
Man, those guitars crescendo during whipping are just unbelievable
you have nothing in your hands, any power you have comes to you from Far Beyond.....the Future is Fixed, and you can't change it
Barry Dennen should have won an Oscar for this.
Yvonne elliman too she was nominated for a golden globe but didn't win unfortunately
How easily he went from the concept album to screen….entire movie Oscar worthy
@@mounts655 he wasn't on the original album or Broadway he just had a small part on Broadway he did the film and the revivals Yvonne elliman was there from the beginning
@@mounts655 excuse me I'm sorry I made a mistake I thought u were talking about ted neeley I apoloe
we both have trOoOothssss
Greatest scene of the movie in my opinion. God they are both so talented.
powerful performance.
"dont let me stop your great demolition"
Best part for shower singing
Ok
@@victorhenriquezauba5929true, I always sing “don’t let me stop your great demolition” while in the shower 🚿
Pilates wife, never utters a sound through the whole movie, yet she appears in many scenes, her facial and body language says she is certainly a follower of Jesus Christ. at 3:09 you can see her shaking her head and pleading with her eyes to Pilate not to have him flogged. She is so subtle in all her appearances, that so many never even notice her.
It's unfortunate that the writers didn't let "Pilate's Dream" be sung by his wife, to be more Biblically correct.
Great performance from Pontus Pilot 👏🏻👏🏻
Well done 👏👏
As someone purely Secular, this whole play is amazing, but this song...man, I love how much it shows the human side of things with Pilate. It was more of a political decision than any hatred. War was literally about to break out if he didn't get things under control, so it's a fascinating character study.
True
He didn't get to be a Roman governor by being ignorant. He knew manipulation when he saw it.
"I can't crucify him, he hasn't DONE anything."
"CRUCIFY HIM!"
"Alright, but it's only because of a legal obligation to you. You are making a huge mistake and I'm not taking credit for it."
I never understood why the crowd turned against Jesus,shouting for his death after all the good things he had done. They even shouted for Barrabas to be freed instead of Jesus. Still I love this film.
@Bea Ed at least from the perspective of the film (can't speak for any other sources tbh), it was because he silently accepted his fate. Again, people were ready to go to war with the Romans here. The Jewish people were getting tired of being subjugated by everyone and wanted someone to "lead" them, but my interpretation is Jesus was NOT that leader and just wanted to spread a positive message. He didn't want people to die on his account, so he welcomed martyrdom.
@@theseculargamer3339 You could be right but I still cannot comprehend why the crowd turned against him. Ok he wasn’t a leader for war against the Romans but he was a good man and a prophet.
ピラトだけがイエスの本当の理解者だった。それをイエスが理解したとき、イエスは全てが手遅れだったことを感じて膝から崩れ落ちた。
…そのように自分は感じて、そして泣いた。この二人は最高の俳優です。
And all these years later, in 2023, I’m taking my family to watch the touring state production of this saga.
When the album came out in 1970 I was a teenager. I bought the album.
I think JC Superstar has done more to bring young people into the fold than 100,000 TV evangelists ever could.
Weber and Rice created a truly timeless work that continues to mystify and enlighten.
I'm 21 and absolutely love it.
I got two Rock Operas alvums when I was a teenager one was Jesus Christ Superstar and the other was Tommy with the Who, Elton John, Tina Turner and others.
@@RobertL.JonesJr-hz8vl that's got a good soundtrack too.
Agree 500%!!! ✝️🙏🙏✝️
Of course I have the album plus & listened & sang to it constantly 4 years. And cried profusely what happened to Jesus, our Lord & Savior!!! ❤️🙏✝️❤️
Ted Neeley, the best Jesus Christ actor ever, 👍👍
Catch Jeffery Hunter in Jesus of Nazareth
@@mounts655 I think you will find that was Robert Powell.
I mean... have you seen Steve Balsamo? He was absolutely incredible, his take on Gethsemane makes me cry so hard, and I'm a damn atheist
Of course, but as I re-watched flogging scene, I was reminded of this scene of Captain Kirk slapping himself in the Star Trek episode, Plato's Stepchildren th-cam.com/video/8qSVb9bQeqM/w-d-xo.html And I thought to myself, hmm. William Shatner. What if....
Gillan on the original album is better voice wise.
Yvonne Elliman's scream stays in the memory....
Pilate acting is amazing!😮
I saw this movie about 25 times in High School because we did the play and I played the part of Judas in it.
An awesome role
Still touched to the core by this epic film. Goosebumps
Ted Neelie, es para mi el mejor Jesús de todos.
Vi la película en 1975 y siempre será para mí la mejor de todas, ni las grandes producciones la ganan, ni en guión, música, escena, actores.
Siempre será la mejor. ❤💯
La mejor ópera rock de la historia, eso es lo que es👌🏾💖
When I was a kid this scene made me cry so much, everything is so beautiful and well made.
Rip barry dennen ): amazing performance
The person flogging Jesus is exhausted from the effort
It's now 2023, and this movie is as relevant as it was back then.
Amen to that!!
Masterpieces are like that- transcend Time
YUP!
If not more.
Pilot was literally acting as his lawyer
His wife’s dream…although here they said Pilate’s dream….
It's awesome, actually. They crowd accuses him of not being a friend of caesar if he didn't issue the death penalty. This was an actual title rulers had. "You'll be demoted, deported" was tame compared to what the crowd was insinuating would happen if he didn't keep the peace by killing Jesus.
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A large chunk of Roman elite were lawyers. Maybe he was one.
I think this was my favorite version
He did not just gave is his faith he showed us it as well he lived it for is ❤
this is so rhythmical it's beautiful
Pilate didn't get to be a Roman governor by being ignorant. He knew manipulation when he saw it.
"I can't crucify him, he hasn't DONE anything."
"CRUCIFY HIM!"
"Alright, but it's only because of a legal obligation to you. You are making a huge mistake and I'm not taking credit for it."
Beautiful. No words can describe really. ❤
We all can learn something from this.
I've never been able to understand why the crowd turned on Jesus so quickly and vehemently..
It was this scene and this movie that first pointed me to the gospel. I never knew why church was important until that moment. I was nine and my mom would watch this around easter. Before we went to Good Friday Mass, we were at the part where Jesus was getting beaten. I was balling. After, I asked my mom why they did that to him. He didnt do anything wrong. My mom looked at my with tenderness and said, "Honey. Thats the point. He didnt do anything wrong. But he took on our punishment so we can go to heaven." This movie will always hold a special place in my story and my heart.
Except that probably all points to be a complete and utter fabrication. The more the gospels advance in time of original writing, the more the jews are 'guilty'. Nothing points but to the Romans to be the ones who actually executed Jesus (and for their own good reason, Jesus was very obviously a political leader). But since the first christian communities drifted each time more and more from judaism and more and more towards Rome, the fact that their main christ figure had been executed by the Romans was... quite inconvenient. So the later a gospel or a testimony is written the more that somehow the Romans are exonerated, and the more the jews are given the blame. Even when it had its own historical reasons that had nothing to do with it, the fact that this ressulted in an ingrained antijewish sentiment and hatred would have terrible consequences.
@@cathakjordiwhat new gospels are antisemitic and exonerates Rome?
@@deeds7529 I would not calll Matthew or John 'new gospels'... Matthew 27:24-25 is utter historical fiction. The only explanation is some fairy tale story to exculpate Roman authorities as much as they could and put the whole deicide chatge on the shoulders of the Jewish authorities. And I am not saying that the gospels are antisemitic. At most antijewish (which are two very different terms). And even then that they were particularly bad about it. Just that those passages ressulted with time an an ingrained antijewish and eventual evolvedinto an outright antisemitic hatred. Which you can hardly blame in a work of fiction, but you can in the supposedly inerrant word of god.
No dejo de llorar al ver estás escenas 😢
"you Hippocrits you hate us more than him"
I am Michael Matthias Frohn Mühlstroh und Jesus Christus!!! Overwehlming und Wunderschön und Wunderbar!!! A Masterpiece and a Diamond!!! ❤❤❤😂!!!
My lord and my king. Lord of Lord and kings of King lord God Jesus Christ.
The best musical I ever Saw. O was 15 old, and stil my best preference. O am now 66 yold.
Y yo pronto 71 y no puedo evitar verla todas las semanas santas, y la canción e interpretación de Getsemaní, es llorar si o si. Una obra única!
barry dennan, so good. this is so camp, this whole film.
6:16and 6:48 goosebumps every time amazing performance (:
A master piece
i like the quiet part he feels sorry for jesus
It's a pity that Pontius had such a difficult role.
Pilate was not acting as his defense lawyer....He was truly frightened by his wife's dream and he did not want to be blamed for calling for the execution of someone he knew to be innocent....
Such a fantastic album. I still have the vinyl, and the CD!
{:o:O:}
1000 year reign people !!!
Jesus was a man like others but religion took over everything
Uh, no, the only sources on his life show he claimed an extraordinary identity, so it either makes him a liar, a lunatic, or a lord. Don’t make him a great moral teacher unless you understand what he claimed, either he is what he claims or he is delusional
The performance of the actor is very convincing.He manages to turn Pilate into a detestful or hateful creature.
Justice.
Van het kastje naar muur gestuurd😂dat gebeurt nog steeds hihihi
Christ told Pilate " You are less guilty than my perscutors. "
Less guilty: but guilty none the less.
Every lawyer and judge in this world abides by this statement @01:16 to 01.26
🕊
To know what he really went through... How can I not be thankful.
It’s a Roman story. You have nothing to be thankful for. It’s like thanking Frodo for taking the Ring to Mount Doom.
Well I actually have gone through worse. Jesus would have died at what I have gone through.
@@jesusbermudez6775 You understand that 40 lashes with the cat of nine tails was a death sentence, correct? At 39 lashes, Jesus' back would have been torn clear down to bone. There's a reason he couldn't carry his cross, and that Joseph of Arimathea was conscripted to carry it by the Roman soldiers executing Jesus. Jesus was barely alive at that point, even before the crucifixion. I doubt you've gone through worse, perhaps you have, but I doubt it.
@@georgeblack589 Yes, I have I am the strongest man there has ever lived and these is based on facts. I was tortured by a sadistic man and everyone, including Jesus dies in that room. Why am I the strongest man there has ever lived? For a start I am the only person in the history of humanity not to have a mind until the age of 47, and not to protect myself until the age of 64. Jesus Christ protected himself from the age of 14. In the year 2008, I was talking to a psychologist and she suddenly got up extremely frightened and exclaimed, "you are open to attack!". I also have other factual evidence to prove that I am the strongest man there has ever lived, and my name sake Jesus Christ would never have withstood what I have gone through.
@@georgeblack589 This is how I saw life as 14 year old: 1. Why do I need information if I can do mathematics and solve problems from scratch? 2. Adults are like children who play with other things. 3 I should be fine as I can do mathematics and play football; I can outdo the children who play better football than me because I can do better mathematics than them, and I can outdo the children who do better mathematics than me because I can play football better than them. No one in the history of humanity has seen life this way as a 14 year old. It meant that unlike all people I did not develop a mind at the age of 14. We know that Jesus Christ had a mind by the age of 12 as he was found in the temple chatting with the elders. Actually as a consequence of the above thoughts I became stone silent and did not begin to chat with people until the age of 47. By the way I was a university lecturer for many of those years, I graduated from UCL with First Class Honours degree in Statistics and Computing. During those 34 years, if anyone attempted to engage on a conversation with me, they would not get a reply. The reason being that I had no information, so I had no idea what they were talking about.
as they would today,they pass the buck,no integreity
This was an artistic creation that simply had to exist.
if i ever get publicly whipped, i hope this music will be playing 3:19
Insane!
His own people....Very loyal.....
this scene is the only way you can get me to dance to counting to 39
You gotta keep in mind that the crowd all yelling Crucify him crucify him want the death of a man who did nothing but good. Jesus healed the sick, cast out demons, gave sight to the blind, opened the ears of the deaf, healed the crippled, healed lepers.......yet they asked for his feath and tge release of a murderer. Thats humanity for you
Oh yeah we are fallen. Salem witch trials
They were paid by the Priests to do so.
Yes Pilate did
Al these Quert. y years anbb look what it comes down too. Again 😢
no king but Ceasar... I mean King Herod is sitting right there
HE's gonna Kick some major ass
jesus is more imprtant to the world but he had to die to save us from sin.
Correct sister! God bless you
Pilot did his duty.
4:39 Wow. That guy got off on that
Interesting. I always thought that he stopped, and thought to himself "This ain't right."
Exactly
No, he's exhausted from that much whipping.
Jezus mijn vriend.xxx.2022.!
*2 0 2 2 , PSALM 22 , 2 0 2 2*
you wouldn't think he would want to roll onto his fucking back lol
wonder where are the mp40 macine guns used in this movie now
The rag was red. He must have wiped blood from his hands many times...
fear me
Can you imagine on Broadway ?
I feel like ponchos pilot
The irony of it kills me !!!
"Your king I am to crucify?!"
if u need
Very poignant, extremely.well-acted
Should of listened to Pilot !!!
I have diede already,many times
What
Acting as his lawyer. That’s what he was that’s pretty deep
You're the king of the jews." Your words not mine"
love it ..some of the guards have spears 1 or 2 have machine guns lol.
The added touches in this production - like the anachronistic Uzis and military helmets. in the hands of the soldiers - is commentary on the Mideast troubles both then and now.
Unfortunately, such "touches" are merely multiplying the ridicule to the n factor.
Cruify him?.... human nature or animal lust? The whole story is a statement on society written a long time ago. We haven't changed at all.
there may be..... what?
That man shed his blood so that we, whoever shall believe in him shall be saved.
Is that Eric Idle halfway through the video?
39 lashes ain't no joke !!!
Are people in this 🌍 rhyme?
huh?
Welease woderick!
Jesus is the Clint Eastwood of Mankind
Silly is the kindest understatement I can come up with.
This must be pretty hard to sing considering there is no melody. Also, do you think Pilate would call him Christ which means Messiah?
Perhaps, just to be a thorn in the side of the Pharisees that brought Jesus. Based on the text, it seems that Pilate relished such things. He forced the Pharisees to come to his house to discuss the issue, knowing fully that a "good" Jew can't enter a gentile's home. They had to stand at the front door and talk or risk breaking their own law.
eh? there SO MUCH MELODY
okay actually pontius pilate has the best outfit, then his guards, then judas.
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