Sep 1, 2004 / 22:00 pm
DVD sales for “The Passion of the Christ” have been so successful in its first two days that some entertainment reporters are already talking about a sequel.
E!online writer Lia Haberman wrote yesterday: "We smell sequel."
On its first day of release, Aug. 31, Mel Gibson's film on the last hours of the life of Jesus Christ sold 4.1 million copies, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment reported yesterday. Sales by midday Tuesday had topped the studio's initial goal by 20 percent.
While “Passion” trails the one-day sales record of "Finding Nemo" at 8 million copies, it holds the record for an R-rated film.