Damned for All Time - 2000 Film | Jesus Christ Superstar

[@HanSophey]

Annas: Get up of the floor! *Throws him to the ground*

[@benjaminbongolan8283]

Get up off the floor, them throws him down. This is called bluff on a split hair. Msg. We can do anything we want with you.

[@stobbi38]

That was exactly what I was about to comment XD

[@alexlarrain9754]

in the 70s movie they didnt throw him to the floor in that line, heling him to stand up instead, like showing him they are rassonable and kind persons with him, they only got him to the floor at the end when they drop the bag on the floor

[@VincentFlinck]

Not a physics major

[@pipetman4645]

@@VincentFlinck Bill Hicks reference 😂

[@estromberg5153]

I really love Jerome's facial expression when he first says 'I really didn't come here of my own accord'. It looks like he's realising it as he says it, like he's only just starting to appreciate that he's a pawn in a huge game and everything is inevitable. Eh, I'm probably overthinking it

[@bobthethird575]

Don’t think you’re overthinking it. Always kinda thought this musical was centered around Judas instead of Jesus.

[@Jojo-cl6pe]

I thought the same thing! Nicely interpreted by the actor (or director) - he really seemed to realize, right then and there, that there was something bigger behind him being there.

[@AxleTrade]

Jerome's acting stole the show for me the first time I saw this. Sure, his vocal performance can divide people (always thought he was good), but his acting has yet to be topped by any other rendition, even the original.

[@jimsty7550]

You're definitely not overthinking it man. You're spot on.

[@Matty272]

@@bobthethird575Yeah, this is Judas’ story.

[@LadyVader33]

Love Ananaias and Caiaphas exchange looks before singing about "giving to charity". They have him hooked

[@galienmissionarychurch]

His name is Annas, not Anansias 😂

[@darthgonk7979]

@@galienmissionarychurchNot the point. The point is the acting.

[@joeywisedrums]

@@darthgonk7979just kinda funny, two different folks

[@crassiewassie8354]

The way I saw it was they didn't think it'd go to charity. It was almost a mocking proposal which is why they both look to each other and smile. They think Judas isn't a good person.

[@mollyirelan]

This production moved me so much, and Judas was 99% of the reason

[@ratkid6859]

Original was much more sincere

[@theot.2869]

@@ratkid6859 I prefer the acting in this over the original version, and the priests are a HUGE step up, they actually seem sinister and have much better voices in my opinion.

[@nancyayers6355]

The guy who played Pilate did the same thing for me, with that Nazi SS uniform he wore!! No, I'm not a Nazi and I hate them, but that's the way they dressed the guy up! In another vid., he's just awakened from a dream, a warning type dream. His acting just blows me away!! Recently I watched the original production of JCStar, and was also impressed by Pilate! He was a completely different Pilate in that 1970 production. This Pilate is tall and slender. He wears his straight, black hair fairly long, and he wears a golden crown in his head. He wears a luxurious velvet robe of Royal purple. There is a certain snippiness in his speech and in the way he moves. But in the Bible he was married! When I watched the 2000 production, I thought that no more dramatic and impressionistic interpretation was even possible, but the Pilate in the 1970's production showed that indeed, it could be done. Two different actors, one scene! If JCStar had not had this scene, I would probably have watched it just a few times!!

[@LuckiLuci42]

I personally hate this Judas

[@BillBuchananFtw]

Jarome pradon is the best judas

[@SuperMichgirl]

The way they filmed this is phenomenal. Its just soo good with the priests turning around everytime with the long coats. Looks so badass. I want a coat like that just to walk like they did haha

[@_Morri_]

Punk Rave (Goth brand) sells similar coats. Or at least they used to. You should check out their coats; they have pretty badass stuff!

[@john-davidbukart9107]

Judas: I am turning in my best friend and it is very emotional for me and I am very much struggling here and it's manifesting emotions physically because I know I will be cursed in history as a villain but I know I must do this. Annas: Get up off the floor.

[@masarusenpai1952]

Chaiaphas: ssshhhhhhhh here take this money.

[@victormeyers1860]

Then proceeds to throw him down

[@_Morri_]

I love the acting and the lyrics here. How clearly Judas is really more trying to justify to himself what he's about to do. I don't mind the shrillness in his voice at all; I think it fits with his emotions and internal struggle very well and he delivers it in an amazing way. His acting and facial expressions are really superb. I love this version. (And damn, Annas is really scary here and pure evil!)

[@stooge5299]

Man I love Annas and Caiaphas's scenes together, they mesh just so well

[@NRF3703]

i like how all the priests are like, "geez, what is he screaming about?"

[@theot.2869]

Judas: has an existential crisis, struggling to do the right thing while fearing he does the opposite of what he intends to. The Priests: *ain‘t nobody got time for dat*

[@nancyayers6355]

I think Judas was disappointed when he came to realize that Jesus had no interest in leading a physical army. Jesus was interested in the spiritual side of life. Judas wanted a leader who would fight to free Israel from the Roman Occupation, which was very oppressing to the Jews. He was so let down that he started to really hate Him. But he didn't want the responsibility so he turned Him in to the Jewish officials for a few silver coins. Judas felt like Jesus had betrayed him. But it was an illusion and an assumption in Judas' mind to begin with.

[@Orion3101]

Nancy Ayers thats... not it at all??? It’s stated so many times throughout the musical that Judas thinks Jesus has gotten far too big. That if he doesn’t act soon the Romans will crush him. He turned him into the officials to try and SAVE him, hoping that the officials would crush him and Jesus would come away with his pride hurt but his life intact. That was not what happened. And he definitely didn’t try and take the money - in this song alone he says he doesn’t want it over and over.

[@victorstle2087]

@@Orion3101 methinkspsychicpressurefrommomlikeascaredparenttryingtoputhersoninjailtoprotectfromforeigners

[@susannabearzi5953]

The one who wanted an army leader against the Romans was Simon Zaelotas, not Judas.

[@eerie_embroidery]

When I first saw this version Jerome Pradon's performance was the one I instantly liked the most. He is not your typical Judas (voice and I guess appearance-like as well), but to me that means he brings something else and something new and interesting to the table. I really enjoy his rendition of jealousy, struggle and torment.

[@PapagenoMF]

I can't take his weak vocals. Poorly cast.

[@alexandredumashistorien]

2:36 "Choose any charity, give to the poor..." Caiaphas looks so proud of his ploy. He seems to be saying "Look Annas, this is how I'll get him." And Annas' half-smile seems to say "Yeah, charity is stupid."

[@Js-uk3es]

TBH, when I picture Judas, I picture this guy everytime..

[@Baydzone]

I see Carl Anderson

[@UnknownUser-ef6gc]

Carl is my waifu

[@Mr.cladmaniac]

Carl Anderson, this guy, and that guy who played Judas in Passion of the Christ

[@jrg7777]

I actually like the change in the lyrics here better than the original. To me, it makes more sense for "Need" to come before "Want." But that's just me.

[@masarusenpai1952]

Not gonna lie, I actually didn't notice the change at first

[@icantpauseit3192]

Same

[@bobthethird575]

Thank you for saying this. Never got why it went the other way. I also like in “heaven on their minds” they use the line “and our conquerors object to another noisy sect” instead of “I am frightened by the crowd for we are getting much too loud”

[@jimmikulsky4810]

I like this version, too.

[@number6villageangel]

It wasn’t so much a change rather than a reversion - on the concept album it was need then want. Same thing with stroke & kiss in STM which they swapped in the 73 movie for some reason and then swapped back in this one. (“But to let her stroke you/kiss your hair” versus “but to let her kiss you; stroke your hair”)

[@SKer-l6c]

"Get up off the floor" *Throws him to the floor*

[@cheesus7672]

Interrogation skill 100.

[@robertplattner1636]

Thwow him to the fwoor

[@silenceow4755]

Its a shame that Judas is so obviously a baritone and not a tenor. His voice sounds really good at the mid to lower-high range, nice and beltable but i gotta commend the dude for screaming it out here and still managing to make it sound passable

[@marcelloantoniogar]

Anthony Richards it does not seem to me that judas is a baritone. the baritone has a fuller and deeper voice

[@gergelymathe8224]

@@marcelloantoniogar as far as I know Jerome Pradon considers himself as a high baritone. It can be however a false information.

[@dannydeyeeto3181]

The straining of the high notes I think add to judas' anguish and portrays how strained he's feeling at the moments of confession

[@victoriavivivolov7793]

@@dannydeyeeto3181 sounds shit

[@kairiandpapou]

I really think he has character here it doesn’t bother me

[@sazorjon1343]

Anas is scary as shit, even with his high pitched voice

[@karpovgambit9190]

People who shave their eyebrows are scary as fuck... it can't be helped....

[@JavertRA]

"Especially" with his high-pitched voice.

[@BarginsGalore]

Karpov Gambit but he still has eyebrows

[@clareconnolly8427]

@@BarginsGalore 99nionioo9bk0mm0m999nmm9onn999mm000m00pĺp

[@bradlawrenceofficial]

Annas is out here looking like a Cenobite from Hellraiser and I am down for this.

[@marcosfernandes1457]

Why do people dislike this version? I just found it today and I think it's great

[@rhdrbob]

In my eyes Jerome has a horrible squawking voice, yes I understand he's trying to portray the anguish that he's experiencing and he does an incredible job from an acting perspective, just not a fan at all of his singing voice. Also doesn't help that they've slowed down all the songs in this production, just makes it sound kinda disjointed to me. Still a mile better than the 2012 arena version in my eyes but that's not saying all that much!

[@dannykent6190]

For me it's the staccato line delivery. Seems quick and broken. I just don't care for it... but when he goes for it in the singing, he nails it. I do like that they re-reversed the order of need and want in the blood money line though. The way they did it in the 70s version just didn't make much sense.

[@jetfire851]

The guy who plays Annas needs to be cast as Starscream in the next Transformers cartoon.

[@siz4sean]

They all need casting as The Cenobites in a Hellraiser remake.

[@ashleighelizabethmurray3893]

His acting is magnificent

[@anonb4632]

Carl Anderson every time...

[@misslongfellow8988]

Anon B for all time...

[@ratkid6859]

Anon B hell yeah carl anderson

[@number6villageangel]

@@anonb4632 why does there have to be a choice? I love them both but the OG was of course my favorite, Murray Head!

[@jmcee6122]

I love this version. The voices, the costumes.... the way they sound so good together. Nicely cast!!

[@thefilmwatcher1216]

I really love both Caiaphas and Annas in this version.

[@RememberTheDead]

It just now hit me Caiaphas "Cash ON THE NAIL" is a play of words on how Judas is essentially getting paid for leading Jesus to his death by crucifixion (I.e by way of being nailed to a cross).

[@rosierennie5867]

I like how you all publicly crap on Jerome Pradon (Judas) for not having the best voice without realising he's French, and this was one of the few things he performed in English - Damn, give the dude a chance. He's my favourite when it comes to Judas, with Tony Vincent being a close second

[@eerie_embroidery]

Right? When I first saw this version Jerome Pradon's performance was the one I instantly liked the most. He is not your typical Judas (voice and I guess appearance-like as well), but to me that means he brings something else and something new and interesting to the table. I really enjoy his rendition of jealousy, struggle and torment.

[@maiNmusica]

His performance is amazing. So powerful!

[@anonb4632]

He's up against Carl Anderson who was the stand out in the original film...

[@JavertRA]

I think his slightly shrill voice is what puts people off, but a lot of people also say that he gives a very good performance - he's very possessive of Jesus, very frantic in his body language and he does his breakdown really well at the end. I think if we put his physical acting with Murray Head's singing we might have a perfect Judas

[@fermintenava5911]

I don't think being French is that much of an excuse for being shrill at points. That said, I very much love his take on Judas - he's sincere, bitter and disillusioned, but also slightly deranged, arrogant towards the other apostels and possessive towards Jesus, which makes his downfall tragic, but also partly his own fault.

[@corpsmaster]

I think the instrumentals in the 2000 version are far better than any other.

[@gabriellagiargia7509]

Simply perfect. And Jerome... my goodness...

[@firedragonunknown9439]

1:58 their movement at sync is cool

[@THECOMBATWOMBAT22]

this is the best song ever in the movie

[@samplas6724]

They were like "JUDAS U R WASTING OUR TIME MAN"

[@michellepaillet8092]

Honestly I love the version of Judas this musical presents to the audience. He isn't the one who was under the influence of Satan when betraying Jesus (as written in Bible) but another loyal disciple who is really heartbroken when doing this

[@kelsael]

its strange, but i think Judas so cute in this version

[@ZaffireWolf]

0:27 Matrix: The Musical. 0:32 Is there a Muppets version of this yet? 1:00 He's having a spaz attack! 1:25 He's pleading with a group of Javerts. 1:30 Brazzers! 1:40 "Ow, my widow's peak!"

[@localboys7449]

GreenBanana ahhaha

[@astrotrain21]

0:27 is Dark City, actually.

[@Grantofglyn]

Muppets part got me, "I'm the one who saw" he sounds and looks so goofy when he says that

[@badjemima]

The Pharisee on the left played Caiaphas in the Tim Minchin version of JCS!

[@ab-zz6dl]

1:25 favourite part

[@americalikethecountry1219]

1:40 Annas radiates top energy in this version compared to the other ones.

[@lun4rfl4r3-07]

Radiates W H A T

[@joyajohnson2216]

What the fuck

[@AllOutBible]

OMG. I've been watching this for years and just now noticed: Judas and Jesus both crawl across the floor in the same way when they're trying to get away from the priests!

[@asylumaxle]

Jesus Chris Superstar is like Les Mirserable because literally every character is in a bad situation. Jesus: Knows he's gonna die. His followers just don't get him. Trying something for years only for it to fall apart. Judas: Sees trouble coming, tries to warn his best friend of it only to be ignored, tries to stop the situation only for it to turn worse. Mary: A prostitute stuck in unrequited love that is doomed to fail. Ciaphas and Annas: Two priests forced to quell a revolution in order to prevent their own destruction. Pontus Pilate: Forced to execute an innocent man who he wanted nothing to do with. Simon: Wants freedom and revolution, only to be told by his idol that it's a dumb idea. Peter: Forced into a self-fulfilling prophecy where he sends his leader down the river just to keep his own head off the chopping block. King Herod: Gets to meet his celebrity, only to discover he ain't all that.

[@ThinkLuckyThink]

Wait a minute. Mary isnt a prostitute! She is the mother of Christ

[@asylumaxle]

@@ThinkLuckyThink Virgin Mary wasn't, correct. Mary Magdeline was, however. The story is that her relationship with Christ redeemed her and made her a Saint.

[@ThinkLuckyThink]

@@asylumaxle holy shit. I always thought the virgin mary was mary magdalene. Thanks for the clarification

[@asylumaxle]

@@ThinkLuckyThink Virgin Mary was Christ's mother. Mary Magdeline (the female character in the movie), was just a love interest. And they both were present as his crucifixion.

[@fnhatic6694]

I would only expand this a bit and say that Pilate was forced to execute him because *the jews would've staged an uprising and killed a ton of Romans if he didn't*.

[@Clambelly]

Quentin Tarantino as Judas, perfect casting ! :)

[@victormeyers1860]

“Get up off the floor” *throws Judas to the floor*

[@jasmina459]

The part you came here for starts at 1:40

[@beastofedelwood1473]

Jaśmina Dymek Glad to know I'm not the only one who came for the pharisees

[@shawnaozz9920]

😳 Jaśmina is DAAAAAANGEROOOOOOUS!! 😂 Thanks!

[@allison4172]

How’d he do that Judas has no hair

[@K1NG0FW0LV35]

I actually came for the Judas part

[@Velo-vl3qj]

How do you know me so well

[@wenyiguo4212]

i love the jesus in this versions

[@wenyiguo4212]

and the whole caiaphas groups

[@localboys7449]

Wenyi Guo "Caiaphas groups" Sanhedrin

[@TitanicHorseRacingLover]

I do also

[@danieledugre1837]

I really didn’t come here of my own accord….great line

[@TheHManShow]

Not gonna deny the fact that Jerome Pradon is a phenomenal actor and he does have a very nice and emotional voice but I just think it’s not up for this particular role. That’s the thing with Superstar you need to cast not just on their acting but also their voices and if they fit the genre of music they are singing

[@Agnessa92]

Unpopular opinion: I love 2000 version, especially Judas

[@misaelmaqueda700]

So do I, I really enjoyed this one

[@BuildingWithBricks]

ill be honest i do like it. but the guy who played Judas in the stage show. the arena one did pretty damn well there as well. but yea all in all this is good as well.

[@Screamingmanta]

Both are good in their own ways, I personally am not fan of the strong 70's vibes of the original.

[@localboys7449]

Agreed

[@garrettchandler6584]

Agnessa92 best acting of any Judas. if only his voice was little stronger but kept the nasal quality. like Zubin Varla on the 1996 album

[@nagwagi2000]

This Judas sounds squeeky on his high range, but those 2 priests had excellent voices perfect for their characters

[@74bozo]

Excellent acting I love it!

[@ImpracticalShield]

"Get up off the floor" *throws him into the floor*

[@NRF3703]

I actually love this version for how utterly hammy and...well, gay, it is....the leather is a giveaway in fact, it reminds me of batman and robin 0_o...so ridiculous....but at least this one has some good things

[@karpovgambit9190]

leather isn't gay... but the associations with foreskin are :)

[@thatssofetch3481]

Karpov Gambit leather is gay

[@Lisekplhehe]

@@thatssofetch3481 Leather is classy and nice. Black leather? Well.

[@crapparc]

"Get up off the floor" Annas says as he throws Judas on the floor.

[@n.rogers2273]

The man can clearly sing but it just doesn't rip like this song should. It's like a neutered version. The Blood Money part is still really good.

[@legislacerator77]

While I love Anderson's voice, I love 2000 Judas better in every other way, particularly how he portrays the emotion and his relationship with Jesus.

[@Niniane17]

I feel exactly the same. Anderson was an amazing singer, but this Judas just shattered my heart. He looks, acts and even sings like a villain, yet he so desperately doesn't want to be one.

[@TomCochring]

Anderson's Jagger-like moves in Superstar are untouchable lol

[@Manne18]

Goosebumps

[@williamcatala154]

Why does Judas look like the Ninth Doctor?

[@balazsbarabas3514]

I have seen many JCSS productions and I so much wanted to see any that comes close to the original one. And none so far. I guess this is because that one did not try to prove anything. Just living it.

[@LoMonke]

imagine carrying a pouch of silver wherever you go

[@liolokk5248]

maybe that's just his entire wallet

[@andy_bomb4639]

1:39 *Grabs what's left of his hair*

[@verkaforever]

1:47 Get up off the floor Shoves him down.😂

[@petersfield7459]

Bravo

[@Rojk]

What I like with the 73's version of Annas is that his falsetto sounds so slisky. I miss that

[@trailnutz4261]

I hate it. This doesn’t show as much regret. It’s like watching a high school musical who didn’t understand the meaning.

[@number6villageangel]

Did you completely miss his facial expressions?

[@johnmartin4119]

For a man who had no thought of his own reward it’s weird that not only is he the first to mention a reward of any kind but he mentions it 3 times.

[@ZeroTheGam3r]

So this is the first version of Jesus Christ Superstar I've seen. I've since seen the live NBC performance and bits of the original movie, and it seems that a LOT of people are very picky about the Judas portrayal in this movie. Now, I mean, the original was made some 30 years before I was born and I was a baby when this came out, so I've only recently been introduced to it, but I have this opinion; Yes, the original film has the first and most iconic version of Judas, but this production was not bad. His voice may not be perfect, but nobody's is. I think all three versions of Judas that I've seen were good in their own right. The original one had good acting and a good voice. This version may not have had the tone/pitch the original one, but the emotion put into their singing is (personally) what I look for, and holy crap he delivers on that. You can hear the nervousness/fear in his voice as he realizes what betraying his friend is going to mean, and begging to be assured he is safe even if he does so. The live performance was bad either, don't get me wrong, but I can't remember anything SUPER memorable from it. So, sorry for the essay, but y'all need to chill out and let this performance stand on its own. it's not the original, sure, but they tried their best. That's my two cents on the topic, and a meaningless opinion on the internet.

[@susannabearzi5953]

Very well said and written 👍🤝

[@andreajutasi5173]

Jerome Pradon is brilliant❤

[@SlightlyBlue]

The reason I like the 2000 version better is because jesus and judas' relationship is WAYY better and the emotions come across a lot srtonger. In the older one there is alomst no connection between them. In the 2000 one where they kiss judas looks so guilty and defeated and the kiss is so real. Whereas in the 1976 version the kiss is on the cheek and Jesus's reaction is really strange and doesnt seem to fit..

[@陳弈宏-e4s]

Slightly Blue good point

[@k.n.3876]

Slightly Blue I totally agree with you! I personally love everything about this film. Just my opinion here but people keep pointing out Judas' (Jerome's) voice cracking on higher notes. Well to me it just adds to the intensity of the acting and overall scene to be honest! Like people have to keep in mind Judas is about to give up Jesus Christ here, a man who meant everything to him...of course he's gonna be shakey and cracking up. I love this movie altogether and seriously the acting gives me chills everytime I watch it! :)

[@alexisabot9924]

I didn't like this judas at first but he's REALLY growing on me

[@narazwei4491]

Caiaphas is a great actor

[@frederickowens1uno]

Very kind of you! Thank you!

[@harrihaffi2713]

Man this song is so good... PS: Tony's chocolonelyは最高です

[@moonchild_ange]

I love this veraion because of judas and because it was a faster version.. more emotion

[@katiereed1056]

Actually like this version I know some people don't but it good

[@Afish8me2china]

“Well that doesn’t matter, our expenses are good.”

[@TheDebbiedoodles]

He was brilliant as Judas

[@dudestir127]

I've always thought the music leading up to this sounded like "na na na na na na na na Batman"

[@robertplattner1636]

OH MY GOD I JUST REALIZED THIS

[@PaulSmith-tt2cy]

Broadway singing in a complete different League than Pop singing these guys are incredible singers and actors this is way Beyond pop music I'm afraid it's way Beyond Taylor Swift too I'm sorry swifties would this is art

[@joeywisedrums]

Jesus Christ superstar brought to you by that one theater that just couldn’t get enough money to care

[@incogneat0901]

I'd swear Annas was Billy Corgan if I didn't know better.

[@GetRekt-bw6pu]

😂

[@TitanicHorseRacingLover]

Hahahahaha

[@gustavorolandorodriguezpin6935]

''Di que no me condenare''

[@tvrgriffithfan8682]

Judas and Pilate are so hammy but it's great tbh.

[@joshclark5548]

As much as I rock with this version, I wish they’d played up the extra priests more like in stage productions. That and “Jesus is cool”

[@ЖУР21-ц6р]

Hey Arnold Christ Superstar !!!!! Helga - Judas .

[@josmith9171]

His voice is too squeaky for Judas and his mouth annoys me! Love this Annas though

[@sashglam5574]

It is SO slow... they took all the „rush“ out of it which I feel fits better with judas‘ mind...

[@nuggetsboi5558]

Even Blood Money is super slow compared to other versions - the priest's songs work best when they are faster with some sense of groove.

[@utoobah]

??? AHHH noooo... Where's the 'on Thursday night you'll find him...'

[@aripocki]

This Judas' voice keeps breaking when he hits the high notes. Very distracting.

[@SuperSoundtracks]

I see that, but in my opinion it helps to send across his distress and conflict about selling out his closest friend.

[@Velo-vl3qj]

aripockily I really like it, it’s interesting and broken and vulnerable which suits his character

[@bellespellman8881]

0:59 it sounded like Judas farted then straight after ran away😂😭😂

[@AlexC-ou4ju]

pretty impressive cnsidering the guy's French, I couldn't tell!

[@andy_bomb4639]

His voice wasn't for this role at all but still he gave a commendable performance

[@siz4sean]

The high priests look like the Cenobites.

[@NASHERVLOGS]

Personally although Jereome Gives it his All,i still prefer tim Minchin As Judas

[@rebeccaevans898]

Me too!

[@thebibliobibuli6395]

It cut off the end of the scene again!!!

[@ellenkingsley]

"I don't want your blood money"

[@TheHManShow]

I gotta say I hate this version however Jerome Pradon is a very passionate actor and is actually very good with diction and annunciation

[@adambugala705]

There has been no better Caiphus than Frederick B Owens

[@frederickowens1uno]

I appreciate that! And I appreciate you!👍

[@tarabraganza1031]

lol.. every time I hear the music on this I always think 'na na na na bat-man!'

[@BLASPHEMICS]

Did anyone realize like after 1:40 and continuing, Anna's eyes were closed xD

[@SuperMichgirl]

Noo he was looking down to Judas. Probably makinv it look like the eyes were closed cause of the way they filmed it

[@ericlundstrom2271]

This is pretty good...i compare all versions to carls...i havent seen very many singers get even close to his...

[@HistoryMonarch1999]

Wait I’m confused a bit why are they offering money when it sounds like Judas is basically like “ no really I’ll do it you don’t need to pay me”

[@ramdom_assortment]

Insert Jewish joke related to money here.

[@OmertaSugar]

Anyone who thinks this version is better than the original is out of their mind.

[@rogerw.5442]

Murray Head still got this best. Carl Anderson was a better singer, but couldn't get the anguish in his delivery.

[@lenaloo736]

Aw man. This is the guy playing this version’s Judas? I Mean he’s not horrible, it’s just not even close to how amazing the 1973 singer was

[@drasonmeerrkat2617]

I don’t know Voldemort in Jesus Christ’s superstar