The Chosen: Last Supper Part 1

Name: The Chosen: Last Supper Part 1
Duration: 2 h 5 min
Rating: 4.927680798004988

2hr 5m

(401)

2hr 5m
(401)

Jesus rides into the holy city as king but finds his Father’s house has been turned from a place of prayer into a corrupt market. As the Jewish High Priest schemes against the would-be Messiah, Jesus strikes first turning the tables on religious corruption.

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Release Date:

Mar 28, 2025

Runtime:

2hr 5m

Synopsis

Cast

Shahar Isaac
Jonathan Roumie
Elizabeth Tabish
Jordan Walker Ross
Catherine Lidstone
Zhaleh
Reza Diako
Mathieu Caviness
Bob Pack
Johannes Sacerdos

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#intense

#truestory

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#epic

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DB

Daion Burlingame

#intense

#epic

#great

What a gift to witness this on film. Nothing I have ever seen before.

AW

Alan Watson

#intense

#epic

#mustsee

Like all seasons of The Chosen, this one, Season 5, is fabulous. It has a wonderful cast, and is very authentic, keeping with scripture as much as possible. We want to see the truth, not some Hollywood “based on a true story” version. This is the real deal. The seasons…

LF

LeeAnn Freiny

#heartpounding

#inspiring

#epic

The theaters may not want to underestimate the following that Jesus has, you may want to make sure you don’t show this in your smallest capacity theater room.
ST

Stephanie Thompson

#intense

#epic

#truestory

Amazing!

MD

Misty Dodge

#mustsee

Had my emotions going from the very beginning.

PL

Phil Laeger

#heartpounding

#seeingitagain

#familyfriendly

Loved it.
PB

Penelope Bach

Wonderful episodes (1 and 2)! Dramatic and so well "fleshed out". The cleansing of the temple? So much more than I have ever imagined, probably closer to reality than my power to add or subtract. Don't be late or you might be confused.

PG

Pamela Green

I was looking forward to the cleansing of the temple and the realism Dallas Jenkins and Jonathan Roumie would bring to the scene. The scene--and all of part one--met my expectations.

PW

Paul Wieliczki

Awesome and amazing especially coming up to Holy Week!