It gets your imagination going, doesn't it? This happens, and then this happens, and then this happens.' But what are the other things around it that happen?.
It's predictable in that, "Okay, we know what happens. That could be boring, and you think, 'Well, we've read that.'. It's not just a chronological telling of that event. And to underpin that with the amazing things around it is really the story. It's more than a single event, it's an amazing event.
The timeline remains fuzzy, but the idea is being formed. But there's no doubt that Gibson wants it to happen.
Nevertheless, the filmmaker noted that it was a "big project." Therefore, it would take time to finalize his vision. Gibson's interest in the sequel was certainly apparent, though he admitted that it would still be "probably three years off." Ultimately, it took Jesus three days to resurrect, but it would take Gibson nearly 20 years before he could depict this transformation. Mel Gibson Hints At The Plot Of The Sequel, Titled ResurrectionĪ few months later in 2016, during an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to promote Hacksaw Ridge, Mel Gibson confirms Randall Wallace's sequel talk, revealing that the plot of this proposed sequel would follow Jesus Christ's descent into Hell and the otherworldly battles he faced following his crucifixion and leading to his resurrection.
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