Damned!

1998
51min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn alternative re-telling of biblical stories told as Jesus being a teenager, Bible mystery solvers, and other comedic religious figures.An alternative re-telling of biblical stories told as Jesus being a teenager, Bible mystery solvers, and other comedic religious figures.An alternative re-telling of biblical stories told as Jesus being a teenager, Bible mystery solvers, and other comedic religious figures.

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10MilesThe8YearOldCritic

Impractical jokers' first film

This was the first movie they made when they were young adults. It's silly and not really good. But I had a pretty good time watching it

10noahshnr

I swear to god it was snubbed

This movie was so good they wouldnt let it win. Full of slapstick humor, jokes, its perfect for anyone.

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10jdgold-10328

As good as The Godfather

This movie brilliantly portrays the classic tale of Jesus in modern times with classic and timeless effects composed from a brilliant director. The shines brightest in the genre of religious film and as a mastery of the art.

10nawazeeshmuhammadali

Amazing, Murray is the best!

Amazing, Murray is the best joker from impractical Jokers, and this was a hilarious film, very underrated sadly!

10JaquaviusG

Snubbed at the Oscars

This movie was so close and to being nominated for multiple academy awards, but was seen as too controversial. With actors such as Al Pacino and Tom Hanks in talk to play Jesus, it could have had star status, but the decision to have James Murray play Jesus himself was a brilliant move to ground the movie.

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This movie was featured as a punishment for Murr on Impractical Jokers season 4. On "Damned If You Do" the punishment was simply for Murr to sit through his first movie and then answer some questions in front of a crowd.