Judas' Death
New Cast of Jesus Christ Superstar (2000) Lyrics

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A.L.Webber & T.Rice JUDAS My God! I saw him. He looked three-quarters dead! …
Andrew L. Webber - Tim Rice JUDAS my God i saw him he looked three quarters dead and he…
Andrew Lloyd Webber Judas) My God, I saw him He looked three-quarters dead And h…
Andrew Lloyd-Webber and Tim Rice JUDAS My God! I saw him. He looked three-quarters dead! …
Bob Bingham and Carl Anderson and Kurt Yaghjian JUDAS My God! I saw him. He looked three-quarters dead! And…
Carl Anderson JUDAS My God! I saw him. He looked three-quarters dead! …
Carl Anderson & Bob Bingham & Kurt Yaghjian JUDAS My God! I saw him. He looked three-quarters dead! And…
Carl Anderson Bob Bingham Kurt Yaghjian JUDAS My God! I saw him. He looked three-quarters dead! …
Choir Murray Head & Victor Brox My God! I saw him He looked three-quarters dead! And he was…

Jesus Christ Superstar (Judas) My God, I saw him He looked three-quarters dead …
Jesus Christ Superstar (Original Cast) My God! I saw him He looked three-quarters dead! And he was…
Jesus Christ Superstar [Original London Cast] (Judas) My God, I saw him He looked three-quarters dead And…
Jesus Christ Superstar: Original Cast My God! I saw him He looked three-quarters dead! And he was…
JESUS CHRIST. SUPERSTAR My God, I saw him He looked three-quarters dead And he was…
Judas Caiaphas Annas and Choir JUDAS My God! I saw him. He looked three-quarters dead! …
Murray Head & Victor Brox JUDAS My God! I saw him. He looked three-quarters dead! And…
Murray Head Victor Brox & Choir JUDAS My God! I saw him. He looked three-quarters dead! …
Neal Morse 7. JUDAS' DEATH (Judas sees that Jesus is not going to…
Original Cast of Jesus Christ Superstar My God! I saw him He looked three-quarters dead! And he was…

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@roccostranieri6466

6y↑139

[JUDAS]
My God! I saw him - he looked three-quarters dead!
And he was so bad I had to turn my head
You beat him so hard that he was bent and lame
And I know who everybody's gonna blame
I don't believe he knows I acted for our good
I'd save him all this suffering if I could!
Don't believe ... our good ... save him ... if I could

[ANNAS]
Cut the confessions, forget the excuses
I don't understand why you're filled with remorse
All that you've said has come true with a vengeance
The mob turned against him - you backed the right horse

[CAIAPHAS]
What you have done will be the saving of Israel
You'll be remembered forever for this
And not only that, you've been paid for your efforts
Prettly good wages for one little kiss

[JUDAS]
Christ! I know you can't hear me
But I only did what you wanted me to
Christ! I'd sell out the nation
For I have been saddled with the murder of you
I have been spattered with innocent blood
I shall be dragged through the slime and the mud
I have been spattered with innocent blood
I shall be dragged through the slime and the slime and the slime and the mud!

I don't know how to love him
I don't know why he moves me
He's a man - he's just a man
He's not a king - he's just the same
As anyone I know
He scares me so
When he's cold and dead, will he let me be?
Does he love me too? Does he care for me?

My mind is in darkness now - my God, I am sick! I've been used!
And you knew all the time!
God! I'll never ever know why you chose me for your crime
Your foul, bloody crime!
You have murdered me! You have murdered me!

[CHOIR]
Poor old Judas
So long, Judas

All comments from YouTube:

@andy_bomb4639

3y↑878

That's kinda haunting. The first line of his first verse in the movie was "My mind is clearer now." His first line of his last verse alive in the movie is "My mind is in darkness."

@Astrosimi

3y↑100

He starts the musical looking at Jesus through the lens of simple political activism, and then spends the next few days becoming aware of his position as the most important pawn in a game of cosmic chess played for the souls of everyone on Earth. It's absolutely Lovecraftian, if you think about it.

@hannahlarocco4699

Why

@phantasosxgames8488

2y↑12

@@hannahlarocco4699 because Jesus Death and endevoirs were fixed , all controlled by God to make Jesus a scapegoat of Mankind's Sins....and he fixed Judas in his path as well.
All of that while allowing Free Will....but what matters Free Will , when the paths ahead are fogged , and only one was not? wouldn't a person chooses the unfogged , deemed to be safest and assured?
In that sense , Judas was a pawn.

@tulopadullo_n_5700

2y↑9

@@phantasosxgames8488 as has been recognized by some currents even in the Middle Ages, Judas is the martyr in this story, not Jesus

@Highwind_

@@tulopadullo_n_5700 Reminds me to the final part of Jorge Luis Borges short tale: The Sect of the Thirty.

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@beesie5474

3y↑119

Why are there so many people here getting pressed about commenters sympathizing with Judas? This musical makes him sympathetic. This /entire musical/ is about these characters being pawns in God’s plan. I don’t see how you can like this musical but miss that message.

There’s nothing Judas could have done to stop himself, that’s why the angels sing “well done Judas,” when he betrays Jesus, that’s why he says “I’ve been used,” “I’ll never know why you chose me for your crime.” This was all God’s plan.

Weather you believe that’s accurate or not to the Bible & the teachings of Christianity is irrelevant because that’s the message in /this/ version of the story. You don’t have to like it, you don’t have to agree, but you can’t get mad at people who separate this version from their own beliefs, or who agree with this interpretation.

@andrewadler5881

@celerybear

Thank you, agreed

@beckydrogowski7479

4y↑806

Carl is once again, mesmerizing in this scene. He portrayed Judas' fear, hurt, and realization of doomed fate that he now fully understands, it was all planned just to use him to facilitate Jesus' death. Yes, he betrayed Jesus, but he hates that he was the one chosen to do it, because he did truly love Jesus. So well acted and sung by Carl. Just a powerful portrayal in every way!

@silvergirl911

4y↑30

It's true it was God's plan, but it's also true that it was Judas's choice to betray Jesus. He wasn't a puppet, he was just a man whose thoughts, sins and character brought this upon him. Let's not forget Peter also denied God, three times. But he also repent. Judas started by loving Jesus, but he didn't love him enough to renounce his pride and lust for money.

@wikedwhich1

4y↑14

He is the star of the show

@susanleitch8649

4y↑4

Absolutely wonderful performance.

@animalsareaware9323

3y↑7

@@silvergirl911 Nobody can say what "God's" Plan is - hysterical! - with love and laughs

@richmondlandersenfells2238

3y↑7

@@silvergirl911 yes and the fact that he never had interest in listening to his rabbi and is always busy counting money at the back while Jesus speaks before everyone -also he was anti-roman during the days of Jesus and was so disappointed at Jesus when he realized that he wasn't going to retake Jerusalem against the imperial roman empire.

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@Ratelzwatel

7y↑579

Carl Anderson, one of the best rock singers of all time.

@animalsareaware9323

3y↑2

Hear hear!

@antonboludo8886

3y↑2

Yes.

@julz3tt3

3y↑1

True Facts. Jimi hendrix level good

@enaidealukal4105

3y↑2

so fucking good

@thewindupsweetheart

3y↑4

he's actually a really great jazz singer too. I think he's just an amazing and underrated singer

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@McGillus

3y↑178

This man really deserves a place in the rock and roll hall of fame. A legendary performance.

@coffeeandcommunism2952

4y↑301

“I will be dragged through the slime and the mud” so sad and so true, all through our history and today his name is used to talk about cowardice and betrayal, a lesson.

@Xshathra006

3y↑4

And as a tool for antisemitism. It's no coincidence that the name of the man who sold Jesus out is JUDAS.

@coffeeandcommunism2952

3y↑1

@@Xshathra006 oh shit I didn’t even realize that, that’s horrible.

@hannahlarocco4699

The beat of this song sounds like heaven on their minds

@dragonfuckekr1869

Shut up, plus you’re a commie

@coffeeandcommunism2952

2y↑1

@@dragonfuckekr1869 I don’t have any feelings you could hurt bruh I don’t know what your deal is but you have no reason to take it out on me🤷‍♀️

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@alanmorris7669

2y↑61

After seeing Christ beaten to a bloody mess, with his flesh ripped and dangling from his bones ... Judas literally lost his mind. The overwhelming regret he underwent caused him to commit suicide. I will never forget that first line, "My God, I saw him!"

@WhizzingFish12

2y↑17

The lyrics here are just crushing. Can you imagine the overwhelming horror of suddenly realizing what you've done, and THEN being hit by the knowledge that YOU'RE the person chosen by God's plan to betray Christ and that you will be loathed throughout history? While I am a committed Christian, as a fellow broken sinner I've always felt tremendous sympathy for Judas. I hope God forgave him.

@MIck-M

1y↑5

@@WhizzingFish12 I agree. Starts with anger at him and then a realization that I am no better behind my pious intentions. I like to think God forgave him because I hope He will forgive me ultimately. Thought provoking stuff for sure.

@cosmicman621

1y↑1

Who IS Judas...blindmen....Judas is everyone of us

@alanmorris7669

@@cosmicman621
We are Judas, and Judas is Us.

@goryphilia

@@cosmicman621We are Judas, but what differentiates us is instead of turning to a noose to quell our sins, we turn to Christ to truly quell our sins

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@sleepyjoe1131

36w↑25

Carl absolutely carries this entire movie. Immense god-given talent.

@zachlabbadia

6y↑190

As Judas is running up the mountain after “foul bloody crime” you can hear the choir singing “so long judas” if you listen closely

@amethystdawn9476

4y↑17

Zach Labbadia You just figure this out?😉 Also “poor old Judas.”

@SesameR7sh

You are both imagining things

@jeremysworld3061

3y↑12

@@SesameR7sh you can literally look up the lyrics, that's what the chorus says

@bennpenn5105

3y↑1

The choir also sings some lines in „blood money/ damned for all time“

@90Cmart

3y↑1

I don’t think you have to listen closely 🤨

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@josephorlando7108

7y↑429

0:46 Caiaphas: "You will be remembered forever for this"
Me: Yeah that's for sure.

@andywood375

7y↑17

God: Yes he will be indeed..

@jaciharris7735

6y↑5

And me: Yeah, but not in the way you hoped for, Caiaphas.

@derochannelph8460

4y↑1

What a voice heheh

@GuukanKitsune

3y↑7

The sad thing is, Caiaphas and Methuselah actually argued AGAINST killing Jesus, and were in no way supportive of the Pharisee plot. For that virtue, they were both spared the Destruction of the Temple, Caiaphas' chariot having broken a wheel and causing him to be late for Mass (and thus not present when the Temple fell), and Methuselah suddenly taking ill and being unable to attend Mass at all that day. Of the Pharisees, only the two who argued FOR Jesus' life lived.
It's kinda sad to see Wise Old Methuselah and Good Caiaphas depicted here in such a villainous light, cheering at Jesus' death when in actuality they mourned him and thought his death an evil thing but were out-argued and unable to stop it.

@Blokewood3

3y↑303

When Judas is running we see the camera shaking all over the place, mimicking Judas's point of view and his desperation, but at 3:54 when we finally see the tree, the shot is completely still. That shot really hammers in the impact of Judas's fate.

@masarusenpai1952

3y↑8

Never thought of it like that.

@nikipoky7921

3y↑2

Oh my goodness..

@b.d6642

3y↑3

I think that's a pretty common thing in filmmaking, still great analysis

@lillymsf5946

3y↑1

ik it's like God put it there for him shudder

@Mekratrig

3y↑1

Andif I rember, the last scene of the movie shows the cast & crew getting on a bus to leave - but Carl Anderson is not among them. And as they board, each looks back, and on a distant hill is a crucifixion cross.

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@jfoley715

6y↑546

“When he’s cold and dead will he let me be? Does he love- does he love me too? Does he care for me?!”

These lines kill me. They harken back to his pleading with Jesus to lay low in “Heaven On Their Minds”. Judas is haunted by Jesus because he knows Jesus as a man and as a friend, not a god and not a superstar that the mobs hype him up to be.

@PanicbyExample

6y↑16

another thing is when he's talking outloud about his not being a King but still wanting to be cared for by him, the "What's the Buzz?" music starts up like the crowd would come in and not give him a chance to privacy and then when he goes to kill himself that "What's the Buzz?" music can't come quite together and just gets more and more tripped out (discordant/funky) like he's being chased by people trying to calm him down from wanting a more personal relationship... really incredible syncopation

@gordonowens7794

4y↑9

In actual fact Judas witnessed the ascension of Christ but unlike Peter, Judas could not accept the forgiveness of Jesus.

@masarusenpai1952

4y↑7

@@PanicbyExample Isn't the instrumental supposed to be a callback to Heaven on Their Minds and not What's the Buzz?

@victormeyers1860

3y↑10

Except he turns out to be the superstar

@hannahlarocco4699

Why

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@MDkid1

3y↑59

The choir subtly start singing as soon as the tree is spotted...chills.

@boccs9925

6y↑205

"I will never know why you chose me for your crime. Your foul bloody crime!" is easily the strongest lyric here.

@JESUSSavedMefromDeath

6y↑16

Boccs Also when he said, "My mind, its in Darkness. GOD,GOD I'm sick!."

@beardedartisan

6y↑23

It's a good'n for sure, but for me, it's simply the moment when Judas starts singing "I don't know how to love him". That is one killer deployment of a reprise. Hell, this whole sequence is just one of the best in the show.

@bumfricker2487

3y↑16

I’m a big fan of

with exhausted despair: “Christ I know you can’t hear me-“
into futile resentment: “-but I only did what YOU wanted me too!”

@natperrell6816

2y↑12

“when he’s cold and dead, will he let me be?” and “does he love me too?” destroy me every time

@fleabaguette9699

4y↑731

Growing up as a catholic, we were always taught that Judas was a coward and a traitor. Now that I'm older, I have a lot of sympathy for him. If it truly was all part of the plan, he was just another tool to set it all into motion. He never had a chance to say he was sorry:(

@billysm00th

4y↑15

Still a coward and traitor

@mary-anneo.2632

4y↑122

We were also taught that he could have asked for forgiveness and been a witness to the Gospel. Instead he chose despair and suicide. That was the difference between his decision and Peter's decision after Peter denied Jesus.

@billysm00th

4y↑9

@@mary-anneo.2632 truth. Peter was a bitch but atleast he repented. Everyone has a Judas in there life tho... waiting to snitch on you

@billysm00th

4y↑4

@Madee Buter youre correct

@billysm00th

4y↑5

@@GamingThesis created in our image... ya...

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@finleyforevermore

3y↑46

The saddest part is that you can pinpoint the exact moment he decides he's going to kill himself. It is absolutely terrifying, and when he actually does and his "murdered me!" is cut short I ALWAYS get chills.

@andy_bomb4639

3y↑68

Carl Anderson has epic body language throughout the whole movie

@liamg2271

29w↑33

This waa an Oscar winning performance without question. He's absolutely phenomenal.

@roccostranieri6466

6y↑139

@theinfantmetroid

6y↑14

"So long Judas" man that Choir does NOT give a fuck

@bumfricker2487

3y↑14

pretty sure Caiphas says "saving of everyone" in this version

@Blazingstoke

3y↑8

@@bumfricker2487 That seems to be something changed in post-production: if you read his lips, he sang "Israel" during filming.

@JGCooney

1y↑1

He sure did sing Israel but the bigger question is how did Judas and Jesus not get hurt in real life during the filming of JCS?

@wrexvincent2192

3y↑14

I still have yet to this day to see a Judas in JCSS that had the raw talent and emotion that Carl Anderson portrays

@featherkitty4678

7y↑92

"you'll be remembered for this"
OH YOU HAVE NO IDEA

@antonywagner8079

remembered for ever,

@chuckwagon9973

3y↑3

“What you have done will be the saving of everyone”

Yeah that’s the basics of it, buddy

@twodogsandadingo3331

3y↑166

1:02 love how much character the priest are given. Annas and Caiaphas put a hand on the shoulder of Judas, as both see him as a good-man turned believer.

To us we feel bad for Judas has he is too late. And the high priest feel remorse to see (in their eyes) a good man gone insane.

@MelancoliaI

2y↑34

I like this interpretation better, the stage productions have the high priests seizing Judas and saying their words mockingly. Here they express gratitude and reassurance.

@dehistoriapisciumfish7639

51w↑11

I think it’s better to potray villains as good guys. Since in real life even the most evil people see themselves as the protagonist often. So I also like this interpretation better

@joaopedrodasilvarodrigues5200

3y↑34

"what you have done
will be the saving of everyone,
you'll be remembered
forever for this"

He is not wrong tho

@MurasakiTsukimaru

3y↑12

"You will be remembered forever for this."
You are technically correct. The best kind of correct.

@marcvesper

3y↑16

The reprise of I don't know how to love him here fucks me up. JCS is so rough around the edges, but so raw and fundamental.

@JohnDoe-gk7ok

6y↑105

I love how he throws the silver. You know he truly regrets what he did.

@AndreainAkron1

Regret, but not repentance

@AndreainAkron1

3y↑1

@Lady Seashell Bikini No, you didn't ask nicely and you don't have any ownership in when I can speak, what i say. You are welcome to take your own advice.

@thomascook7948

3y↑2

@@AndreainAkron1 I agree

@mounts655

But at his death the realization of him knowing from the womb he was chosen to betray Him…..imagine

@cosmicman621

@@AndreainAkron1 ...judge not lest ye be judged...

@julz3tt3

3y↑40

This is one of my favorite performances. Then when he sings "I don't know how to love him" ...
He did give the silver back and the Pharasies used it to bury him in what's known as The Feild of blood....
Carl is so good. He was live in the 90s on a talk show singing heaven on their minds his personal Favorite
He's was so good.

@samlaskowski9537

32w↑3

The symbolism in this movie is awesome, judas died on hill he lemented and yelled at jesus. Calling his followers blind yet he couldn't see he was the one who was blind.

@lys5624

7y↑167

Ok but I cried.

@yourknightmanny

7y↑4

ShyLys congratulations, you can feel emotions

@DonPeyote420

7y↑2

it's ok... :'(

@peterglanfield3101

6y↑2

dam onion fairy!

@CringePanda

2y↑22

100% the best acting ever, best Judas, best performance!

@nightgallows3483

7y↑54

I saw this about a month ago. Best musical I have ever seen, and expect to see in a long time. Something about the way this was sung made me realize that "my mind is in darkness now," was a reference to "my mind is clearer now." Absolutely genius.

@TiggerToo27

32w↑7

Let me begin by saying I'm a Catholic, and we sure do things up, for real. Still, and y'all know it, our religion is pretty strict when it comes to our religious dogma. This whole thing about Judas, his spiritual weakness and the suicide after he betrayed Christ, is so much more complicated than is portrayed. "Jesus Christ Superstar" reveals to us that beyond its entertainment value, the songs are awesome.

@cete1905

6y↑106

This is the only version of Judas' Death I saw which isn't cheesy (in my opinion). Nobody felt the role as much as Carl Anderson did. The "you have murdered me" part is especially incredible compared to any other Judas.

@ashhinman1919

6y↑3

Cé Té well, that was beaten by the live one this year because when Judah's said if He loved him too, he sang it in this one, while he cried it.

@Elllaahh

6y↑3

Mark Hinman I was going to say. Brandon Victor Dixon really killed this scene in the live. I like it better and I am the BIGGEST 1970s JCS fan 😭❤️

@TheHManShow

2y↑18

When I first saw this as Judas started climbing the tree I was like “No! What are you doing?” Knowing full well the whole story. All as a result of the incredible acting from Carl, directing from Norman, and the brilliant writing from Andrew and Tim

@noahreide4072

1y↑15

I love this movie and this musical so much! While it may be inaccurate to what we have written down, I truly do believe that the movie portrays Judas as a person. How he probably was in life. A man who realized that he was a pawn and was struck with grief after figuring out the puzzle. I do believe that this was how he was all those years ago.

@johnmartin4119

3y↑49

At first I didn’t fully understand Judas repeating Mary’s sentiments that “I don’t know how to love him”, but after a few rewatches I realized that in a way Judas and Mary have parallel arcs in the story. With Judas he starts off believing that he knows Jesus the most and he knows what’s best for his friend and his fellow people. As such he often presumes that he’s Jesus’ right hand man and presumed that Jesus thinks Judas should betray Jesus as well. And of course Judas also often criticizes Mary for her past as a prostitute or not living up to the faith, even yelling at her for buying oils for Jesus. And the sad part is Mary knows that she is not perfect, and in her iconic scene admits that she may not be worthy Jesus’ love. But of course in the end it’s Mary that stayed loyal to Jesus as his right hand Woman and even stood by the Disciples in their desire to try to keep Jesus’ message alive after he’s dead, whereas Judas is the one who betrayed Jesus and is left wondering if Jesus could ever love someone like him.

@23Disciple

6y↑302

Judas: the most misunderstood man in history of mankind.

@duchessnoor

6y↑6

Publius Cornelius Tacitus EXACTLY

@ChoppedCarrots1

6y↑4

Cameron Field I'm sure you've read the whole thing

@jasonfarrell00

6y↑8

Cameron Field as history developed its interesting how more and more people of the pasts’ lives become more grey. Without written text from either of these two we’ll never really know who they actually were, just interpretations from humans long past us. It’s curious to wonder just exactly how alike they would’ve been to today’s revolutionaries be it religious or political. So maybe they were both misunderstood and one of them got killed for it and the other took his own life. Really sad regardless of religion, but interesting nonetheless

@brat46

6y↑2

https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5327692

@jackskellington8292

6y↑7

Jason Farrell well historians support the claim of a Jesus character, but the miracles and whether he is more than man is up for faith.

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@edmund6392

4y↑17

This scene was powerful for so many reasons.

@EddieGaster

1y↑4

3:02 the shot of the clouds really adds to Judas's torment.

@SenoSasquatch

3y↑23

0:42 "What you have done will be the saving of everyone!"

Neat little double meaning- on the one hand, Ciaphas thinks that his power is secure and that the Romans won't come down on them for the people declaring Jesus king, and on the other, Judas' betrayal of Jesus was instrumental for the salvation of mankind (if you believe in that). We're all saved because Judas betrayed Jesus.

@Ablelom1990

3y↑1

uuuuh, thanks for that.

@FrancisCWolfe

The original album has "the saving of Israel". I think it might have been changed for boring modern political reasons, but IMO it works better as a lyric.

@gregdeandrea1450

2y↑1

Hence: God, I'm sick. I've been USED.

@Sergei_Ivanovich_Mosin

1y↑1

@@FrancisCWolfe I think it was changed just because "what you have done will be the saving of everyone" rhymes

@DarkFlower012

The way he sings "Does he care for me?" is just unbelievably moving.

@olgameireles2883

7y↑124

this is a great part really emotional to see. great actor (Y) powerful band playing back ground.

@seangrexa4707

3y↑6

One of the greatest performances of many, many great performances in this powerful film.

@kelseyhaight1698

2y↑9

Dramatically haunting scene it makes it look intense that he had the rope with him all this time

@jimlo305

7y↑115

George Lucas got the inspiration for Darth Vader from this scene. Check out those chest plates.

@constancekreese4921

6y↑8

The priests did wear chest plates w stones on them back in those times

@constancekreese4921

6y↑4

you may be on to something as i just read there is hebrew writing on vaders plate maybe he did have something in mind reg the plate idk

@adrian72300

6y↑4

Darth Vader like all Star Wars characters are inspired by the Hidden Fortress Asian movie,Darth Vader's outfit is modeled after the Samurai

@harmstoops2929

6y↑2

If you look at the date, you can see the movie was made in 1973 and A new hope was in released in 1977 so would be a bit difficuld

@b.d6642

Didn't those two movies come out the same year?

@TheWickerMan1981

6y↑48

Judas is man. Jesus is the unobtainable level of human morality. I love this film.

@victormeyers1860

3y↑16

1:10 the shift to Judas’ revelation is perfectly acted here

@nicobizcochito

6y↑85

This is a very emotional scene but I just want you to watch again and count how many times Judas runs like a newborn lunatic giraffe

@kayliehutson02859

3y↑3

Right??? Why does he run like that XD He looks like an inflatable tube man that they put on the front of car dealerships

@kayliehutson02859

3y↑3

@Lady Seashell Bikini To me it just seems more cartoonish and over the top than desperate or distressed, and it takes away from the emotion of the scene. Maybe I just have a twisted sense of humor. But if you find it effective, that's fine, obviously!

@Eddie6360

2y↑1

Good God YouTube

@melhera2177

Think he did go a little mad realizing what he had done

@carlrood4457

2y↑5

I love how Annas and Caiaphus look absolutely puzzled by Judas' guilt.

@ferencrarosi8101

6y↑11

3:09 "I've been used and you knew all the time..."
Actually true.

@JESUSSavedMefromDeath

4y↑2

Used by the evil one for he entered Judas

@jo69ma

7y↑50

MY FAVORITE MOVIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@serenityb5879

Jo Manu I like the 2018 better

@willd.4808

6y↑14

This scene has haunted me since I watched this movie as a kid.

@MDkid1

3y↑16

I just love that organ part that starts at 2:36...just perfect!

@andywood375

7y↑99

i prefer this scene to the 2000 edition. Gave me much more feels. Love how Judas' final ''murdered me' was cut short.

@geniosityfilms

6y↑20

The 2000 version is too wimpy and broken. He does his best but he simply doesn't have the charisma nor the vocal chops.
Carl Anderson is not only the best Judas but the best singer in the history of this musical.

@vaerthelmn5287

6y↑6

Yeah that version it seemed like so many of the people were singers who couldn't act, their Caiphas couldn't really do either, and they just totally missed the point of so many of the songs in how they worked through and showed the scenes. Trying too hard to be artsy and not hard enough to be good.

@doctorwhat3683

3y↑5

I honestly think the 2000 version is the only version I’ve seen of the whole rock opera that’s actually... quite shit.

@Eddie6360

2y↑2

The 2000 one is actually really really DARK! His crying is actually horrifying and the fact the noose came down is really creepy

@foxie8miller

2y↑4

this sequence is so good

@edsonmaiacarlosfilho6131

3y↑4

Now, I have sixty...! And I still love this musics...!

@helghastslayah1367

24w↑2

“If Jesus had a reason I’m sure he would not tell.
They treated him so badly; how could he wish them well?”

@chaseb5376

5w↑1

The line 'you'll be remembered forever for this' hits like a ton of bricks.

@edsonmaiacarlosfilho6131

3y↑4

These musics are fantastic, especially forty years after...!

@mightybison15

25w↑2

YOU HAVE MURDERED ME
Such a heartbreaking line

@oktfg

3y↑8

Sampled to become one of the biggest acid house hits by KLF (what time is love) which was sampled from Anne Clarke’s Our darkness. Becoming a rave classic in Liaisons D ‘Heartbeat’

@kzzxjy

7y↑21

Thank you for uploading! HD looks amazing

@howardbeale661

1y↑3

This sequence sends the chills every time...

@struggler6864

34w↑1

The brief, yet complete silence as he just hangs there... Fuuuuck, that's powerful imagery.

@lyrabelacqua4120

4y↑11

This was played in class in 4th grade and the suicide scene seriously haunted me

@arnoldarellano762

2y↑3

What a best rock opera I've ever seen...

@undead.rising

4y↑6

One of the most powerful moments I have ever witnessed on film.

@user-hq5xn7yj1d

3y↑13

2:30 voice👏🏻

@timothygreeley9673

6y↑13

Part where he mirror Mary's lyrics from "Could We Start Again Please?" kills me everytime. He loved Jesus same as her. Just couldn't see the big picture because of how scary and fragile the human condition is.

@mariadanielaoliveracalvo7040

2y↑4

"I Don't Know How To Love Him", that's the part when Judas sings.

@ShatnerLover

3y↑6

No one could do this like Carl. I’ve seen some great Judases, but none like this.

@threeinitiates8260

The cinematography is great

@MelancoliaI

2y↑2

My favorite version, I like that the Pharisees are more reassuring than mocking.

@collegeman219

6y↑9

We are all Judas when he asks if Jesus loves him to even after all he did

@obiwankenobi9141

3y↑6

Carl Anderson is truly one of a kind.

@lilibombin6667

2y↑6

Few singers had as much expression and power in this role as Carl Anderson did . Gives me goosebumps every time I watch it

@jamlaw

3y↑5

Absolute beauty, even in this harrowing scene

@edsonmaiacarlosfilho6131

3y↑3

One of the most Rock films/movies of the world...!

@cherresoda

6y↑12

The end is where death metal came from

@Betsykatze

6y↑9

So long Judas, poor old Judas

@derochannelph8460

4y↑5

Timeless voice

@TravisLoneWolfWalsh

The worst thing about betrayal is it never comes from your enemies

@jorgepereira1009

2y↑2

Carl Anderson it's fantastis! The best Judas ever!

@ashes_and_f1re454

1y↑18

the line "my mind is in darkness now." is such a good call back to his first song, I also feel that this line is a really good example to how some people feel when exposed to the twisted, toxic version of the bible. Judas is one of my favorite character, because i feel like hes a really good personified version of religious trauma and being a victim of manipulation, such a mood fr.

@vorthora

3y↑16

The best casting ever..... Carl Anderson is the best in the whole movie....

@vanessashaw6912

2y↑2

Even all these years later that scene still rattles me.

@dbp9675

1y↑4

genius

@warlord8954

2y↑4

Unfortunately Caiaphas and Annas didn't receive the justice in life that that they deserved.

@octo_03gener48

3y↑1

One of my favorite part ..... JCS2020

@hilotakenaka

3y↑8

The saddest part about this is that everyone did their thing “for the greater good”
Jesus is the more obvious case, but for Judas it was because it was part of God’s plan, and his will likely had no say in the matter when it came to the betrayal
As for the priests, they only did what they had to in order to prevent a Holocaust by the Romans. They thought they were doing legitimate good for their people.

@josiaharaki7310

3y↑2

The gospels make clear Judas was a rat on his own. He chastises Mary Magdaline for buying oil to anoint Jesus instead of using the money to help the poor. It is then made clear this is not because Judas cared about the poor, but because he was a thief and was in charge of the coin purse.

@annegeradamaclellan4355

1y↑2

leave poor judas in God's mercy 🥺 🙏 Amen ⚘️ pray all the lost souls of this world 🌎

@melanieashburyhaight7355

4y↑5

UN TEMA MAGNÍFICO, DE LA OPERA ROCK HIPPIE DE JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR 1973, UNA ÓPERA IRREPETIBLE

@mylifefornick

2y↑1

Ugh! I cry everytime!

@edsonmaiacarlosfilho6131

3y↑2

I Love them all...!

@jameshiggins155

6w↑1

If she only knew 💚🌹

@user-ym9xv2dd4g

39w↑1

Единственный нормальный человек во всей этой конторе. Бедный Иуда (да оправдается имя Твоё!)

@laurent.674

38w↑1

My friend sewed the tunics that he wore! 2 or 3 at least. She never met any of the crew as she was in London doing the costumes.

@Pizzachu1

44w↑2

I love the run he does at 0:08

@victormeyers1860

3y↑6

I just wish caiaphas yelled when he started singing. It doesn’t make sense for him to be 50 ft away and still be heard at a speaking volume

@JohnSmith-uc4ku

2y↑3

I always fell sad for Judas 😥😥😥

@malcolm_ocean

4w↑1

"what you have done will be the saving of everyone" — nice double meaning here I didn't notice before. obvious in retrospect tho

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