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Visual Bible - Matthew | 
 enlarge | Director: Reghardt Van Den Bergh
Actor: Gerrit Schoonhoven; Richard Kiley; Bruce Marchiano; Dawid Minnaar; Kevin Smith (iii); Hannes Muller; Charlton George; Jaqques De Klerk; Sean Michael; Tony Joubert; Darryl Fuchs; Jonathan Pienaar; Patrick Mynhardt; Chris Truter; Joanna Weinberg; Tony Caprari; Marcel Van Heerden; Gordon Van Rooyen; Brioan O'shuaghnessy; Pippa Duffy
Studio: GNN International Corp. and Visual Bible, LLC
Category: DVD
List Price: $19.95
Buy New: $11.09
You Save: $8.86 (44%)
Rating:  91 reviews
Sales Rank: 5972
Format: Dolby, Ntsc
Languages: English (Unknown), Spanish (Unknown)
Region: 1
Number Of Discs: 2
Running Time: 265 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.1 x 5.4 x 0.6
UPC: 804671519393
EAN: 0804671519393
ASIN: B0002UBX54
Release Date: August 1, 2004
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Product Description
Experience The Visual Bible's Matthew. This powerful and entertaining film is taken word for word from the text of the New International Version translation. This multi-million dollar production appeals to all ages, and it offers educational, spiritual and entertainment value. "The goal of The Visual Bible is to put the entire Bible on film using only Scripture to tell the story." Filmed on location in Tunisia, Morocco and South Africa, Matthew features a cast of thousands, historically accurate costuming and award-winning directing. The film stars Emmy award-winning actor Richard Kiley as Matthew, and introduces Bruce Marchiano as Jesus.
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 Gospel of Matthew November 23, 2008
Mark Trout
Excellent presentation of the life of Jesus as presented by the Apostle Matthew. This well acted and directed video demostrated great visuals and settings to assist in the presentation of the New International Version of the scripture. The use of story-telling and drama brings new insights to the familiar message and the enhancement of the message is not dimished by the acting, actors or modern portral. The difficult Passion scenes were tastefully and effectively presented without undo violence and graffic images. The portrayal of the Transfiguration, resurrection and many miracles were well handled and appropriately believeable without special effects. Well done and highly recommend this treatement of the scripture for both education and inspiration.
The best one of the visual Bibles October 11, 2008
Betty L. Miller (Hendersonville, NC)
I don't know why people like The gospel of John better. I never had. Matthew is so much better. I saw an edited version of Matthew on tbn in '94 and thought it was great. and bought the 4 tape vhs in '96. and got the dvd in 2000. Matthew portrayel of Jesus was unlike any portrayel I ever saw before. from his tender compassion to jolly sense of humor to his serious side. Bruce does a great job of acting. A must see.
but when John came out in '03, it wasn't anything like Matthew. I was highly disappointed. He wasn't half as jolly as Bruce. I guess I was expecting something like Matthew.
Jesus smiles! September 7, 2008
Daniel Newell (Pacific Northwest)
Too often, Jesus has been portrayed as stiff, overly serious and moody. Not here! Jesus is portrayed here as funny, friendly, compassionate, serious at times ... and yet free to smile and occasionally deliver lines with a wink. This helps put many passages of Matthew into perspective and illuminates his intended meaning. This movie is a must see for all who want to get to know Jesus better. Highly recommended.
A laughing, happy Jesus... July 19, 2008
Mary E. Arnold (Northwest Illinois)
My husband and I really enjoyed this movie! We have three different movie portrayals of Jesus Christ, which are completely consistent with their respective Gospels, and we enjoy all of them. (Read my other reviews if you're interested in them.)
The happy, laughing Jesus in this movie is intriguing. The way he speaks to people and looks at them warmly portrays his love for everyone. I think the actor really does a great job of portraying the duality of Jesus, how much he loves us, but yet that all is not hearts and flowers and warm and fuzzy due to the human condition.
If you're looking for a great movie to share with friends, family, small group, etc., this is it! Don't watch late at night because you'll want to stay awake!
scratches head......... June 26, 2008
M. Johnson (NJ)
i scratch my head so to speak when i read the reviews about this movie being anything less then five stars! do not listen to those reviews, THIS movie is life changing & the BEST portrayal of the Lord there is out there,
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