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Reviews Counted:11
Fresh:4
Rotten:7
Average Rating:4.5/10
Theatrical Release:May 9, 2008 Limited
Synopsis: Did Jesus and Mary Magdalene marry and have a child? In this documentary, filmmaker Bruce Burgess gives his answer to this controversial question with the help of years of research, archaeological... [More]
Director: Bruce Burgess
In his investigation of the legend that Jesus survived crucifixion, married Mary Magdalene and fathered children who married French royalty, British director Bruce Burgess claims to present new evidence--including the mummified body of Mary Magdalene.
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Here lies hoax and charlatanism, but if Burgess' discovery turns into a proven revelation, his documentary should turn into a runaway hit and my rating turns Fresh!
Daft documentary [is] both exhausting and exasperating.
Tedious.
The sensationalistic documentary Bloodline explores the supposition that there exists a lineage traceable to Jesus and Mary Magdalene.
If you're a conspiracy buff who believes The Da Vinci Code, and who wants further proof that Jesus was just a man, then have I got a flick for you.
Bloodline is quite enjoyable -- just be sure to take it with a full shaker of salt.
As purportedly nonfictional cinema, Bloodline poses an implicit dilemma to viewers and critics: How do we know if what we're watching is real?
Taking up where "The Da Vinci Code" left off, this enthralling documentary inflames the imagination and pushes the envelope of controversy.
If you thought the fallout of Dan Brown’s pop-Christian schlock had finally passed, think again.
This nutty assemblage of art-history analysis, secret-society intrigue, amateur archaeology and paranoid thriller will be appreciated best by Da Vinci Code buffs and armchair conspiracy theorists in homevid and tube play.
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May 18, 2008:
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