I've read enough Erhman to know he'd say that no movie can be scriptural since it must include things not described in scripture, including dress, actions, language, phrasing, etc.
In Erhman's books he has never even attempted to reconcile such contradictions as the two stories of how Judas died. I think you are mistaken.
Now, you're making up stuff again by moving the goal posts. This is the S&T forum so you need to back up your Ehrman statements. No links whatsoever of his discussing The Passion of Christ movie. So now, my question becomes in which book did Ehrman discuss The Passion of Christ movie? Instead of Ehrman, it's you who we have to discuss. Where is your evidence that The Passion of Christ wasn't scriptural?
I'm thinking you are lying again as you won't be able to answer my two questions above about Ehrman and you. If you can't watch an Ehrman vid that you posted, then you're certainly not going to watch The Passion of Christ movie.
OTOH, I have good authority on the subject:
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Question: "Is the movie "The Passion of the Christ" biblically accurate?"
Answer: The movie
The Passion of the Chris was, for the most part, biblically accurate. There are a few scenes in which "artistic license" was taken, but it was within the scope of the biblical account. Examples of this "artistic license" were the demonic baby Satan was carrying, the demonic children tormenting Judas, and the woman wiping the blood off of Jesus’ face on the way to the crucifixion site. Mary’s role was overemphasized beyond what the Bible describes. As with any film based on the Bible, we should always compare what we see and hear with what the Bible actually says. Overall, if you see the movie "The Passion of the Christ" and read the Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John) - you will find that the movie follows the Bible very closely."
Another article
Q. Is the Mel Gibson movie, The Passion of the Christ, biblically accurate? A. Hollywood rarely, if ever, represents the Bible accurately when it ventures into the arena of biblical history. Its depictions of Bible events usually are adjusted and supplemented with extrabiblical details...
www.apologeticspress.org
It was such a brutal movie about the bloody beatings of Jesus as Christ that I could not watch it all the way through. However, I had seen then ending on youtube years before though.