Movie-buyers have certainly been "passionate" about purchasing the DVD version of Mel Gibson's movie, "The Passion of The Christ." Nationally, more than four million DVD copies of the film were sold ...

Mel Gibson’s “The Passion of the Christ” will be released on DVD on Aug. 31. The actor-director’s company, Icon Productions, announced Monday that it has partnered with 20th Century Fox for the ...

When Rabbi Harold Shulweis learned that the DVD of "The Passion of the Christ," which debuted on Aug. 31, would be just a bare-bones, no-frills copy of Mel Gibson’s controversial movie, the spiritual ...

Mel Gibson's Biblical movie The Passion of the Christ has sold 2.4 million copies in the US by midday on its first day of release on DVD. Starring Jim Caviezel, the film made $610m at the global box ...

For the first time ever in English, Spanish and Portuguese-dubbed audio, the Oscar®-nominated THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST arrives on Digital HD, Blu-ray and DVD on February 7th. A filmmaking triumph, ...

It's probably this time every year that casual audiences are reminded of this Mel Gibson passion project (no pun intended), which 10 years ago transcended poor pre-release buzz to captivate audiences ...

Mel Gibson’s Icon Productions and 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment announced Monday that the blockbuster epic will be released on home video on Aug. 31. Except for a choice of Spanish or English ...

Perhaps the most controversial of all time (or at least in recent memory), director-co-screenwriter-producer Mel Gibson's 2004 film offers a gruesome depiction of the arrest, trial, scourging and ...

When "The Passion of the Christ" became a sensation in 2004 — it remains the top-grossing Christian movie of all time — some viewers struggled with the film's violence and its sole use of Aramaic, ...

Jesus Christ is one controversial movie character. One year ago, director Mel Gibson’s The Passion of The Christ was released amid a firestorm of controversy not seen since … well, since Martin ...

[Editor's note: For such a controversial movie, I decided to try something different. In this case, it's getting the perspective of three people; myself, Jeremy Conrad and Adam Tierney. As a movie, ...