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  • Fantastic find! The white doves & gorgeous flowers were a perfect touch! The resurrection light through the stone "door" was a brilliant idea! The soldiers really played the scene as one might imagine, though never covered in other Jesus movies.

  • Masterpiece... Wonderful colour !!

  • This is one of the best RISEN scenes i have seen even by today's standards...the risen scenes of modern times are so short and unremarkable.....

  • Beautifully done!! And still quite powerful after so many years!!!!

  • Thanks for posting this. It's a very moving, lovely sequence, and it still stirs the emotions 83 years after it was made...

  • I'm sure that audiences back in 1927 were astounded to see this scene played out in color. Of course, this is just two-strip color. Not like the Technicolor that is used in almost every movie today. Still, I'm sure audiences were like "WOW!"

  • Thank you for posting this Goldensilents....

  • Jesus was the most fascinating person who ever lived.

  • Wonderful. What an amazing piece of history preserved.

  • Jesus rules!!.....Jesus is the master of masters, the king of kings and he shall reign forever and ever!!

  • Too Beautiful for words..

  • I saw this on TCM Sunday, the color back then was nice.

  • Great movie! It's hard to believe that the actor playing Jesus is the same one who played the poor old drunken pharmacist in "It's A Wonderful Life"! I read that after playing Jesus H. B. Warner got typecast into roles of the typical good guy, so he was delighted to be able to play the less-than-perfect pharmacist!

  • I know an actor likes to play various roles but I think the far greater challenge in acting is to portray a truly good man. It's far easier to play evil types.

  • This is amazing Technicolor. A movie about Jejus really does disserve color, they could have shot this movie in plain black and white but Cecil B. Demille decided this story really does disserve color

  • I've always loved silent movies not for the genre itself, necessarily, but for the glimpse into history, of a time so long ago. (Therefore I prefer silent movies that weren't also period pieces).

  • Every time I watch this I cry. It's so beautiful, despite the decomposition.

  • I've never cared for silent movies. But this was excellent. The reactions of the soldiers was very affecting. Thanks for posting it.

  • The new soundtrack is excellent, where can I buy this?

  • Criterion has issued King of Kings (1927) in a two disc DVD set. You can purchase off Amazon.

  • Wow. Totally awesome scene. I really wanna watch this film. Did you know it tops the Jesus films?

  • A very beautiful example of early color film making.

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