THE PASSIONOF THE CHRIST II. BRAVEHEART III. APOCALYPTO IV. BERSERKER I am Hungarian-born and I have discovered that these three things said about Hungarians are true: 1) If a Hungarian walks into a room filled with a hundred people… and if one of those people has a badly ingrown toenail… then the Hungarian will go right up to that person and jump up and down on his painful toe. 2) A Rumanian will offer to sell you his sister, but the Hungarian will do it. 3) If you see a Hungarian on the street, go up to him and slap him… he'll know why. I. THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST IN 2001, RECOVERING FROM THROAT CANCER, I was born again. The man who'd written "Basic Instinct" and "Showgirls" (and fourteen other films) accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior. The three things sustaining me in my new faith at the most difficult time of my life were: Michael W. Smith's prayer-songs, Brennan Manning's ragamuffin God-is-love books, and a movie I kept watching over and over again: "The Passion of the Christ," directed by Mel Gibson, who'd gotten facials at the same place my wife, Naomi, had gotten them when we still lived in Malibu.
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