[alarmguy]

quoted by Dr. Eckleburg:
"God willing, Mel will one day be in Lucas's financial bracket.But Lucas counts his cash in the billions; Mel's still stuck in the paltry millions."

Something tells me that he's not really concerned with wealth.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

Something tells me that he's not really concerned with wealth.

I agree. That's what is so disingenuous of doofus Andy Rooney who accused Mel of "making money off the Crucifixion."

The reality is that Gibson expected he'd lose millions on this film.

God, apparently, had other ideas.

[Fester Chugabrew]

Something tells me that he's not really concerned with wealth.

Interesting point. I wonder if a congregation or two out there is hoping to cash in on the film's coattails, though. The contrast between what is represented in this film and a crystal cathedral full of bozos running mixers and lights to make themselves feel good is a stark one. The insatiable quest for wealth and power is not easily killed. The Subject and Object of this film alone is up to the task.