A sequel to The Passion of the Christ is in the works, and thousands of Twitter users have begun to laugh at it online

American Hollywood actor James Cavize confirmed that a sequel to "The Passion of the Christ" is in the works, and thousands of Twitter users have begun to laugh at it online.

Cavize, who played Jesus in the February 2004 film The Passion, revealed to reporters on Monday (September 20) that writer-director Mel Gibson had sent him a draft script for the second film. Caviezer declared: "It will be the greatest film in the history of the world." ”

However, the online community doesn't take seriously the idea of a movie adapted from the Bible becoming a series — especially since the story of Christ necessarily has a definite ending in the movie, as recorded in the Bible.

One of the main points of ridicule among Twitter netizens is that the sequel to "The Passion of the Christ" will be a ridiculous, protracted commercial sequel, and many netizens have called for "imagining the prophets." Netizen Roberto said: "It's happening! Passion of the Christ 2 is in the works. Twitter user Richard Luck sarcastically said: "Passion of the Christ 2? Imagine a prophet! ”

At the same time, some have focused on the name of the futuristic film, with the exception of puns like Passion of the Christ 2: Nailed It, which was cronified, and many commentators even envisioned or would make a film based on the Fast and Furious action film and ending in The Passion of the Christ.

In fact, as early as 2004, Mel Gibson became the focus of much controversy when he directed The Passion of the Christ. The film was criticized for what was perceived as biblical errors and depictions of excessive violence, and Gibson was accused of promoting anti-Semitism in the film.