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Outline and Guide to Jesus Christ Superstar ~the powerful 1973 movie version of Andrew Lloyd Weber and Tim Rice's amazing musical of Jesus' last days. This guide was originally written by Neil MacQueen. He has revised and updated it for Rotation.org. Excerpt from Neil's review of the movie: Jesus Christ Superstar THE MOVIE is surprisingly brilliant. In fact, many pastors, teachers, and I have marveled at just how ON TARGET this production is. How did the Director who made Rollerball get it...

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