It isn't insulting anyone to say that I think a film is boring. If they take it as an insult then thats their problem, not mine.
I don't care if it's like actual footage, that means nothing to me. That doesn't automatically equate into an interesting scene in a film. If that was the case, then a 3 hour long film in which we watch grass grow would be intersting by default.
Also, you may be right, I haven't timed the grandpa scene, I'm not quite that pathetic. All I know is the torture scenes in the Passion are much longer and drawn out. And to me, boring.
If you can't accept that I think this film is boring then good for you, that's your problem.
Also, I can see how people think the film glorifies the torture of Jesus Christ. I personally don't, but I understand why some people do. I think it's probably because it tries to enhance the scenes with dramatic slow motion camera movements and music, they simply gave it the hollywood treatment by making it overly dramatic. I think had they just showed it without all the big camera movements and slow motion effects, it would have been a much stronger and more poignient scene.
Also, it is indeed a stupid comment that you made. You're basically judging an entire group of countries and the people that live there just because of the success (or lack there of) of a movie. That is indeed foolish in every sense of the word.