Guilty Pleasure: Jesus Christ Superstar

Studio 360 | Apr 20, 2017

The 1973 film, “Jesus Christ Superstar” is the cinematic adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Christian rock opera — and it’s as hokey as it sounds. Nick Capodice, a self-proclaimed atheist from New Hampshire, walks us through his favorite scenes and makes the case for why his decadeS–long obsession can be appreciated by Christians and lay-people alike.

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