We all know about the common autocorrects that drive us insane on our smartphones. “Ducking” instead of, well, you know. “Judy” when you’re trying to type “Just.” The list goes on and on…

Well, in case you haven’t noticed lately, autocorrect has changed “Jesus Christ” to…wait for it…”Jesus Heist.” Seriously. A guy named Chris Hewitt pointed out how this new development totally sounds like a cool action movie.

Autocorrect just changed Jesus Christ to Jesus Heist and now, if you’ll excuse me, I have to go off to write the biggest movie of 2021.

— Chris Hewitt (@ChrisHewitt) December 22, 2019

Hewitt’s tweet got the ball rolling and the Twitter collaboration began!

But who would play Jesus?

— Ben Walker (@aggroman4130) December 22, 2019

A very good point…who could fill those shoes on the big screen? But Hewitt fired back with his own plot twist.

Who’s to say Jesus isn’t the subject of the heist?

— Chris Hewitt (@ChrisHewitt) December 22, 2019

And then some awesome and creative possible titles for this excellent film came rolling in.

The Taking of Bethlehem 123? God Day Afternoon?

— lynne (@nl_owen) December 22, 2019

This title is pretty solid.

“Jesus Heist 2: Double Cross”

— Geordie Grey (@GeordieGrey) December 23, 2019

And here’s an excellent tagline that would bring folks to the theaters in droves.

An epic heist of biblical proportions, nobody saw the second coming, coming.

— Kal (@KalpeshR) December 22, 2019

Let’s look at some possible dialogue for this blockbuster, shall we?

“You’re out of your mind Jesus! How in the hell do you expect to get all this fish and wine out of the vault? They’ll be able to smell us coming for a mile!”

“Let me worry about the fish and the wine.”

“Ok fine, but what about the moat? We’ll never get across it.”

— John Kinnear (@askdadblog) December 22, 2019

I can picture this scene in my head.

Walking away from an exploding boat, putting on shades, not looking, while also walking on water.

— Lyle Coleman (@ironkodiak) December 22, 2019

I think this is a good scene to end on, don’t you?

Two of them rob the bank but there’s only one set of footprints.. because Jesus was carrying him.

— ShazzaP (@Shazzapre) December 22, 2019

And Hewitt had one final note for us readers and Twitter folks.

It’s fair to say this took off unexpectedly. Anyway, I don’t have a Soundcloud, but I do host the Empire Podcast, which is a fun pod about movies, with tons of great guests. Listen and subscribe here: https://t.co/DW0r7RJXAV It’ll pass the time while I’m off writing Jesus Heist.

— Chris Hewitt (@ChrisHewitt) December 24, 2019

This movie practically writes itself! Brilliant!

What do you think? Do you have any ideas for this film?

Let us know in the comments!

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