Oh, I see. Thanks Mr. Hankey. So theatrical release muna. This time I suppose there'd be more kids who'll watch this together with their parents. It stayed at the box office as no.1 last year, twice, before and during Holy Week. Maybe it will have another stint at the box office. Then Mel Gibson can release this tame version with special features by August. I'll certainly get a copy. Then a year later, he'll re-release the first version with more features -a director's cut. Excellent marketing. He's raked in hundred of mllions already for a measly $25M budgeted film, becoming No 16 in the All-Time Top 100 Box office list if I recall right. With 4 Oscar nominations, the film could still get a higher re-release gross receipts. He may have started with the noblest of intentions. Now he's milking the cow. Just like any other hollywood director/producer. That doesn't change my high regard for the film though.
