Judas: Jesus, I love you and I need you to listen to me. I care about you very much and I'm terrified that you're going to get yourself and all of us killed. Also I'm gay for you but like, it's fine. I'm cool. Mary: Don't worry Jesus everything is fine actually. Let me sing to you and touch you. Judas: **throws her down a flight of stairs**
I love the smirk Judas gives Peter here. He's known Jesus for just as long. His attitude to Jesus's response just screams "Yeah. Here we go again. Same platitude. Guess you're not going to listen to me. Again. Why do I bother?" Then he smirks at Peter as if to say "And there go. As if you're any better just watch. Yup. There it is." I completly buy that this version of Judas has been there from the beginning and (at this stage in the show) is just trying to hold things together. Very much in the boat of "we've come to far to stop now" even though his drive has been replaced with frustration and anger
I put this version of JCS for my father to have a watch (We watch a lot of different versions together). He immediately says "Why do they all look gay?".
Mostly because this is only one of the very few versions of the show that have Judas right in touching distance of Jesus (see Heaven on their Minds and how many times Judas touches him) most of the other versions have them quite far apart. That and actor Jerome Pradon is gay in the first place and from what I've read Glenn Carter is pretty much a hippie (he follows a religion that has a whole lot of sexual imagery involved in a way that doesn't devalue the women in the group.
There's so much storytelling going on in this tiny moment when Peter fights Judas at 1:09. Judas knows Peter is making a fool of himself by threatening to hit him in front of Jesus; in this moment, he gets confirmation that he is still the only disciple who really comprehends the message, even as he increasingly doubts its methods. He knowingly waits for Jesus to intervene and when he does, he chastises Peter directly, just straight up calling him dumb. It flips the scene around: now Jesus is angry because Judas is right; they are ill-equipped to defend themselves when/if Rome makes them a target. From here on, he pivots to complain pretty petulantly that no one will care when he's gone, which is pretty much all Judas has talked about for the last 10 minutes of musical.
Gods those works on so many levels One its "This woman is making you betray all you stand for And on another its "Bi***, get away from my man!" Judas doesn't just disapprove of Mary Magdeline. He sincerely hates her and is hurt Jesus is spending time with her.
You know, I love the acting of some of the apostles in the back ground. 0:48, looked shocked, and saddened. He's clearly friends with Judas, Jesus, and Mary in this scene. Next to you watch this, have a look at some of the background characters as they see and experience whats occurring around them.
Basically. This adaptation in particular really leans into the Jesus/Judas as ex-lovers interpretation of things, and makes Jesus more of a primadonna at the same time. Look how he goes from "Leave her alone!" to "Nobody cares about ME!" in just seconds.
and I also love the acting of some of the apostles in the background especially Simon he has an angry glare which is very likely directed at Judas for what happened to Mary and I also love the great depth this gives Simon while he may be rebellious and believe in fighting his heart is in the right place and he knows how to treat his friends and everyone that he cares about and Jesus asking Judas who are you to criticize her, who are you to judge her is another great moment not only does Glenn Carter perform Jesus masterfully including the above lyric it also does a great job of showing that Jesus was not perfect he was a flawed yet extraordinary and extraordinary brave, courageous compassionate heroic hero and Glenn Carter has perfect chemistry with Jerome Pradon as Judas and vice versa and Jerome 's Judas is perfect as well while his social skills may need some work in later scenes like superstar which Jerome performs absolutely masterfully we see the humanity in Judas and his sympathy for Jesus and that in his heart of hearts he has always cared about Jesus and been his friend!! Judas, Jesus and Simon are complex characters yet Jerome Pradon, Glenn Carter and Tony Vincent perform them masterfully and perfectly !!
I was a street girl. a preacher took me away from all that, buried my past and my bad reputation, and married me. it's easy to understand. he saw the good in me when no one else did, including me.
The whole thing about Mary Magdalen being a woman of easy virtue is a Catholic perpetuated myth. She was a strong merchant woman who came from a good family, a rare woman of her time. The male traders were very prejudiced towards her. She helped the apostles where she could after the crucifixion, financially and emotionally. She was an unrecognised apostle. She even wrote a gospel, one of the many unseen gospels, locked away for centuries, rotting in a papal vault.
@@LoriCiani it's so sad that everyone still perpetuates the myth that she was a prostitute. it's such a misogynistic myth used to defame and devalue her status and reputation.
While I kinda like the different spin on this Judas, he seems very selfish and a trouble maker in this version whereas Carl Anderson's seemed like all he wanted to do was the right thing in helping the people, and truly concerned for the safety of everyone.
Carl Anderson's J.I. seemed frustrated and critical; his questions had a dash of guile. Jerome's J.I. is the type of guy parents warn their daughters about
uhh, can we all stop with the hating? I think the 1973 version was really cheesy and i love this version. we all have our version and favourite castings, but can we please stop the hating?
JUDAS:It seems to me a strange thing, mystifying That a man like you can waste his time on women of her kind. Yes, I can understand that she amuses, But to let her stroke you, kiss your hair, is hardly in your line.It's not that I object to her profession, But she doesn't fit in well with what you teach and say. It doesn't help us if you're inconsistent. They only need a small excuse to put us all away. JESUS:Who are you to criticise her? Who are you to despise her? Leave her, leave her, let her be now. Leave her, leave her, she's with me now. If your slate is clean, then you can throw stones. If your slate is not, then leave her alone.I'm amazed that men like you can be so shallow, thick and slow There is not a man among you who know or cares if I come or go. ALL (save Judas and Jesus)No, you're wrong! You're very wrong! No, you're wrong! You're very wrong! No, you're wrong! You're very wrong! No, you're wrong! You're very wrong! How can you say that? How can you say that? How can you say that? How can you say that? JESUS:Not one, not one of you
Kakurosu Washi ummmm. Thank you? This was sang in English and was very clear to understand. Also, we all know the lyrics. Did someone ask you to write all the lyrics out or did you just have a proud moment? 🙄
@@SonnyGTA Excuse me, no one is asking. I do the know the lyrics but what about people who don't? In fact writing the lyrics down is very time consuming and i hate your attitude to this lovely person. All he/she did was write lyrics. Do you have to look at the lyrics? No. Are we making you look at them? again, no. And yes it is maybe perhaps easy to understand for you to understand the lyrics while listening. But for other people who's first language is not English? They might have a hard time listening. Not to forget i have also seen replies from you complaining about other things. just, please. Make peace with them. I'm sorry for telling you this, for i am a Libra. Libra's are peace-makers. Thank god i am one. I hope you correct your mistakes and, if not? That's fine. Thank you.
personally i like it. I've been raised catholic and a lot of the time we focus on the divine or that Jesus was good and kind all the time without showing how much he must have struggled to do so as a human. As capable of anger as all of us but channeling his spirit/divinity to be better than that. It makes the lesson we have to learn more clear perhaps
I think the whole point of making different versions of JCS is to make them artistically different, bringing something new to the table, and I love how the 4 release movies/live musical shows (and all the different plays around the world) give a different spin to the story. For example, in the 72' and 00' version Mary and Judas have a much more complicated relationship, whereas in the 2012 Mel C version they mostly just dislike each other. With that being said, Judas in this particular number seems to just want to start trouble for no good reason other than bother Jesus and Mary, with his constant taunting and shit eating grin. It kinda destroys the whole point of his character, honestly.
Judas is a narcissist: Look at the smile when he finally provokes Jesus into screaming at him, and when Peter shoves him into the wall. All attention is off Jesus and onto him.
All the characters pushing other characters in this movie is soooo UNNECESSARY. And why does everyone who sings in this version seems to have a strange foreign accent?
I don't get why people enjoy this interpretation more than Carl Anderson's performance. It totally goes against the original musical by making Judas a slimy detestable bastard instead of a more human and sympathetic character.
This one really digs the Mary Mag was a whore story, when she was just a woman with her own property. NTOZAKE means, "She came with her own things". (and they're HERS by her own work or inheritance, so, get your klepto hands off) Sorting out my naming convention has been ridiculous with the alt dates and alt facts. It's worth it tho. I NEVER threw the baby out with the bath water. I wish atheists would just admit our faith is a school they never bothered to attend. Cheating the census gentrification and all this present-day garbage is a global boat-anchor.
There are other songs (such as "Heaven On Their Minds") where Jerome Pradon's Judas comes off as more human and sympathetic. Here, it's pretty clear he sees Mary as a rival, but that too is human, if not particularly sympathetic.
I find this version totally sympathetic. He is multi-layered. He is trying to do what he thinks is the right thing. But he also has all too human pettiness that comes from feeling jealous. He doesn't' do what he does for just one reason.
I don't really like this portrayal of Judas. By making him so blatantly evil, it makes us completely side with Jesus and not understand where Judas is coming from. In the musical, Judas represents doubt and fear. He's afraid of what will happen to Jesus and the apostles if they try to start a new religion, a religion which he thinks is absurd. "How could his friend, who he's known for years be God's son? He's just another man just like the rest of us." This portrayal removes what I believe to be an integral question that the musical asks.
The singing makes my ears bleed and the acting has an equal effect on my eyes. Why the fuck would Judas just throw Mary Magdelene down like that? How would that violence not stop the singing right there and then?
Jesus "All women are queens" Christ of Nazareth, vs. the treacherous Judas "If she breathes...." Iscariot
I mean that wasn't why jesus defended her but still funny
Judas: Jesus, I love you and I need you to listen to me. I care about you very much and I'm terrified that you're going to get yourself and all of us killed. Also I'm gay for you but like, it's fine. I'm cool.
Mary: Don't worry Jesus everything is fine actually. Let me sing to you and touch you.
Judas: **throws her down a flight of stairs**
This is absolutely a tale of a love triangle between a bisexual Jesus, and his two potential lovers competing for his attention.
Lol at Jesus's "Oh, not this shit again!" reaction at the beginning...
Eye-rolling and heavy sigh, exactly what I would do so human.
Basically the entire play....
I kinda love how everyone is like "ugh judas the lil shit what does he want now"
I think it's interesting how Peter looks to be Jesus's biggest defenders only to go on to deny him later in the show.
Just like a real person
@@julieblaha4960Blud has never heard of Simon Peter
“i had to do it don’t you see? or else they’d go for me.” a fake rider
Jerome is the best Judas I have seen
I love the smirk Judas gives Peter here.
He's known Jesus for just as long. His attitude to Jesus's response just screams "Yeah. Here we go again. Same platitude. Guess you're not going to listen to me. Again. Why do I bother?" Then he smirks at Peter as if to say "And there go. As if you're any better just watch. Yup. There it is."
I completly buy that this version of Judas has been there from the beginning and (at this stage in the show) is just trying to hold things together. Very much in the boat of "we've come to far to stop now" even though his drive has been replaced with frustration and anger
I put this version of JCS for my father to have a watch (We watch a lot of different versions together). He immediately says "Why do they all look gay?".
🤣🤣
nice
its the 00's fashion, especially with all the mesh
Bi, vibes
Mostly because this is only one of the very few versions of the show that have Judas right in touching distance of Jesus (see Heaven on their Minds and how many times Judas touches him) most of the other versions have them quite far apart. That and actor Jerome Pradon is gay in the first place and from what I've read Glenn Carter is pretty much a hippie (he follows a religion that has a whole lot of sexual imagery involved in a way that doesn't devalue the women in the group.
There's so much storytelling going on in this tiny moment when Peter fights Judas at 1:09. Judas knows Peter is making a fool of himself by threatening to hit him in front of Jesus; in this moment, he gets confirmation that he is still the only disciple who really comprehends the message, even as he increasingly doubts its methods. He knowingly waits for Jesus to intervene and when he does, he chastises Peter directly, just straight up calling him dumb. It flips the scene around: now Jesus is angry because Judas is right; they are ill-equipped to defend themselves when/if Rome makes them a target. From here on, he pivots to complain pretty petulantly that no one will care when he's gone, which is pretty much all Judas has talked about for the last 10 minutes of musical.
Except Judas threw Mary to the ground and licked his lips in a lustful manner, neither of which were part of Christ's methods.
Gods those works on so many levels
One its "This woman is making you betray all you stand for
And on another its "Bi***, get away from my man!"
Judas doesn't just disapprove of Mary Magdeline. He sincerely hates her and is hurt Jesus is spending time with her.
Judas is such a bitch I love him so much
You know, I love the acting of some of the apostles in the back ground. 0:48, looked shocked, and saddened. He's clearly friends with Judas, Jesus, and Mary in this scene.
Next to you watch this, have a look at some of the background characters as they see and experience whats occurring around them.
Judas is a jealous boyfriend doo dah, doo dah
Judas is a jealous boyfriend, oh dee doo dah day
haha
0:21 what are you doing with your hands judas
he's alluding to testicles lmao
Count Awesomeness ball juggling
"Let her stroke you..."
he’s amusing.
gorgeously done...
Am I the only one that thinks Judas comes as jealous of Jesus' love for Mary Magdalena in this song. As if he wanted some Saviour Love.
Basically. This adaptation in particular really leans into the Jesus/Judas as ex-lovers interpretation of things, and makes Jesus more of a primadonna at the same time. Look how he goes from "Leave her alone!" to "Nobody cares about ME!" in just seconds.
oh no you are not the only one
Nope. I ship them so much!
You are absolutely not the only one to think that. In fact, I'm pretty sure that was the intention, at least with this version.
Bem Saren
and I also love the acting of some of the apostles in the background especially Simon he has an angry glare which is very likely directed at Judas for what happened to Mary and I also love the great depth this gives Simon while he may be rebellious and believe in fighting his heart is in the right place and he knows how to treat his friends and everyone that he cares about and Jesus asking Judas who are you to criticize her, who are you to judge her is another great moment not only does Glenn Carter perform Jesus masterfully including the above lyric it also does a great job of showing that Jesus was not perfect he was a flawed yet extraordinary and extraordinary brave, courageous compassionate heroic hero and Glenn Carter has perfect chemistry with Jerome Pradon as Judas and vice versa and Jerome 's Judas is perfect as well while his social skills may need some work in later scenes like superstar which Jerome performs absolutely masterfully we see the humanity in Judas and his sympathy for Jesus and that in his heart of hearts he has always cared about Jesus and been his friend!! Judas, Jesus and Simon are complex characters yet Jerome Pradon, Glenn Carter and Tony Vincent perform them masterfully and perfectly !!
I was a street girl. a preacher took me away from all that, buried my past and my bad reputation, and married me. it's easy to understand. he saw the good in me when no one else did, including me.
Mukund Patel someone’s been playing Queensrhyche Operation Mindcrime again, eh?
The whole thing about Mary Magdalen being a woman of easy virtue is a Catholic perpetuated myth. She was a strong merchant woman who came from a good family, a rare woman of her time. The male traders were very prejudiced towards her. She helped the apostles where she could after the crucifixion, financially and emotionally. She was an unrecognised apostle. She even wrote a gospel, one of the many unseen gospels, locked away for centuries, rotting in a papal vault.
@@LoriCiani it's so sad that everyone still perpetuates the myth that she was a prostitute. it's such a misogynistic myth used to defame and devalue her status and reputation.
Jesus's faces of "father why" at 1:10-1:15 while Judas is being a gleeful little shit
While I kinda like the different spin on this Judas, he seems very selfish and a trouble maker in this version whereas Carl Anderson's seemed like all he wanted to do was the right thing in helping the people, and truly concerned for the safety of everyone.
Carl Anderson's J.I. seemed frustrated and critical; his questions had a dash of guile. Jerome's J.I. is the type of guy parents warn their daughters about
Alex H Yong haha
He acts like a spiteful ex. 😂 This musical is so irreverent, but even as a devout Christian, I appreciate the artistry.
He's definitely jealous and needy in this version
Judas at 1:00-1:04 ugh here we go again I've heard this before movements
When i first i discovered this musical, i thought judas would play a very small part but i am very happy that he is a prominent character
It seems to me the Judas take of 1:42 is brilliant.
The apostle with the blond spikey hair is hot.
Tony Vincent. He was on The Voice - th-cam.com/video/PC1N2RkRxYQ/w-d-xo.html
He plays Simon Zealotes.
i think this one of the more darker version of JCS
I’ve been thinking it after all this time darker than the John Legend version
When Jesus says: she’s with me now
uhh, can we all stop with the hating? I think the 1973 version was really cheesy and i love this version. we all have our version and favourite castings, but can we please stop the hating?
Мне очень нравиться релиз 2000!!! Классно! Спасибо!!
1:27 "I'm so done with this shit"
Judas kinda looks like Trevor from Gta5
JUDAS:It seems to me a strange thing, mystifying
That a man like you can waste his time on women of her kind.
Yes, I can understand that she amuses,
But to let her stroke you, kiss your hair, is hardly in your line.It's not that I object to her profession,
But she doesn't fit in well with what you teach and say.
It doesn't help us if you're inconsistent.
They only need a small excuse to put us all away.
JESUS:Who are you to criticise her?
Who are you to despise her?
Leave her, leave her, let her be now.
Leave her, leave her, she's with me now.
If your slate is clean, then you can throw stones.
If your slate is not, then leave her alone.I'm amazed that men like you can be so shallow, thick and slow
There is not a man among you who know or cares if I come or go.
ALL (save Judas and Jesus)No, you're wrong! You're very wrong!
No, you're wrong! You're very wrong!
No, you're wrong! You're very wrong!
No, you're wrong! You're very wrong!
How can you say that?
How can you say that?
How can you say that?
How can you say that?
JESUS:Not one, not one of you
Kakurosu Washi ummmm. Thank you? This was sang in English and was very clear to understand. Also, we all know the lyrics. Did someone ask you to write all the lyrics out or did you just have a proud moment? 🙄
@@SonnyGTA Excuse me, no one is asking. I do the know the lyrics but what about people who don't? In fact writing the lyrics down is very time consuming and i hate your attitude to this lovely person. All he/she did was write lyrics. Do you have to look at the lyrics? No. Are we making you look at them? again, no. And yes it is maybe perhaps easy to understand for you to understand the lyrics while listening. But for other people who's first language is not English? They might have a hard time listening. Not to forget i have also seen replies from you complaining about other things. just, please. Make peace with them. I'm sorry for telling you this, for i am a Libra. Libra's are peace-makers. Thank god i am one. I hope you correct your mistakes and, if not? That's fine. Thank you.
0:53 that SMIRK
I like both versions (1973 and 2000) but I think there is one mistak in this version, it kinda portrays Judas as a bad person (in this scene atleast)
Jusu saren man gri
Holy Sarena baby girl I love you too baby
Baby holly 💙 Sarena baby
Boy saren jusu saren man
Shoutout to Hannibal Buress in the orange tank top 0:05
Now I understand what I don't like about this Jesus from 2000...he is too angry most of the time.
personally i like it. I've been raised catholic and a lot of the time we focus on the divine or that Jesus was good and kind all the time without showing how much he must have struggled to do so as a human. As capable of anger as all of us but channeling his spirit/divinity to be better than that. It makes the lesson we have to learn more clear perhaps
Holy saran Baby sarena baby
Holy saren saren Juus
Jusu
Saren
Prices jam Aum Pcie Hm gaff Juus
Jesus Christ, anti-$lut shaming advocate since year 1 AD
Jack baby girl saren baby
He’s so squeaky!!!!! Carl Anderson was the best. Also, Fred Johanson was the best Pilate.
I disliked him initially, but then i got into "squeaky" Judas. It really shows how broken and conflicted he is.
Bem sarena sarena prcecse
Bem Husu com Husu saren
nothing on Carl Anderson and Ted Neeley
Thomas Rodick legit though
Yes I totally agree with you. This version is nice visually. But that Judas sounds like he has the hick-ups when he sings. Carl was the very best.
fuckin' amen!
Thomas Rodick right about Carl. But Glenn ACTED better than Ted.
SonnyGTA imma pretend you didn’t say that wow
Boy saren jusu
I think the whole point of making different versions of JCS is to make them artistically different, bringing something new to the table, and I love how the 4 release movies/live musical shows (and all the different plays around the world) give a different spin to the story.
For example, in the 72' and 00' version Mary and Judas have a much more complicated relationship, whereas in the 2012 Mel C version they mostly just dislike each other.
With that being said, Judas in this particular number seems to just want to start trouble for no good reason other than bother Jesus and Mary, with his constant taunting and shit eating grin. It kinda destroys the whole point of his character, honestly.
73
1:21 Amogus
sus
Judas wouldn’t shove a woman down like that
Harper Craven Yeah, I was wondering about that
Anime fans when you have a certain opinion on a character 1:27
Why is Jesus dressed like that?
2000s, man. Wild times. Well, very late 1990s too.
JAN my Girl Gdfdfn Sarena Holly Baby
ITS QUEEN CHARLOTTE IN THE BACK
WAIT WHERE??
@@handsoap3346 she is right behind Judas as he comes over to sing to Christ.
Judas is a narcissist: Look at the smile when he finally provokes Jesus into screaming at him, and when Peter shoves him into the wall. All attention is off Jesus and onto him.
You can have narcissistic tendencies without actually being a narcissist.
Baby girl I love saren gdf Arl saren gdf
Sarena Champ21 what language is that?!???
Ar my Baby girl Sarena
Sarena Danndy Bdfddffdy
Jam Sara Dady Boy Hnrny Saren Andn
Judas in this version sings flatter than the Russian landscape
All the characters pushing other characters in this movie is soooo UNNECESSARY. And why does everyone who sings in this version seems to have a strange foreign accent?
Boy saren jusu saren jack Jteskc saren bdf GFF
If Jesus really existed? Jesus was an arrogant man. Judas was all the time right.
I don't get why people enjoy this interpretation more than Carl Anderson's performance. It totally goes against the original musical by making Judas a slimy detestable bastard instead of a more human and sympathetic character.
This one really digs the Mary Mag was a whore story, when she was just a woman with her own property. NTOZAKE means, "She came with her own things". (and they're HERS by her own work or inheritance, so, get your klepto hands off) Sorting out my naming convention has been ridiculous with the alt dates and alt facts. It's worth it tho. I NEVER threw the baby out with the bath water. I wish atheists would just admit our faith is a school they never bothered to attend. Cheating the census gentrification and all this present-day garbage is a global boat-anchor.
There are other songs (such as "Heaven On Their Minds") where Jerome Pradon's Judas comes off as more human and sympathetic. Here, it's pretty clear he sees Mary as a rival, but that too is human, if not particularly sympathetic.
I find this version totally sympathetic.
He is multi-layered. He is trying to do what he thinks is the right thing. But he also has all too human pettiness that comes from feeling jealous. He doesn't' do what he does for just one reason.
i noticed they listen tp jesus but at the same time they dont
I don't really like this portrayal of Judas. By making him so blatantly evil, it makes us completely side with Jesus and not understand where Judas is coming from. In the musical, Judas represents doubt and fear. He's afraid of what will happen to Jesus and the apostles if they try to start a new religion, a religion which he thinks is absurd. "How could his friend, who he's known for years be God's son? He's just another man just like the rest of us." This portrayal removes what I believe to be an integral question that the musical asks.
And BFF gaff hem Husu psscss Hem
Boy saren jusu saren man gri saren
❤❤❤❤
Jack bdf GFF saren
Jam pscsce Jam
Jusu saren boy man since
This looks like a overproduced school play. I prefer the old movie.
Sorry..not as good or magnetic as the original...
The singing makes my ears bleed and the acting has an equal effect on my eyes. Why the fuck would Judas just throw Mary Magdelene down like that? How would that violence not stop the singing right there and then?
B memetrash *coughs* choreography...
This singing is god awful. No pun intended.
I think Jesus is OK but I agree about Judas. Though I give him 10/10 for effort.
He’s a Republican