You should look harder.
Jesus Christ, Superstar, and The Life of Brian are two that pop into my head without thinking about it at all. Want to challenge me to find more?
If those were the best two examples you could come up with... (Life of Bryan being a British film) then that was kind of lame, dude.
Life of Brian was critical of religion, not Jesus. As John Cleese said, "We really couldn't criticize Jesus, because Jesus was an okay guy, but we criticized religion and what it makes people do."
And if you have to go back 30-40 years to find examples, then you are kind of proving my point.
I was only supposed to use American films? Why is that? Are you saying no Christians were offended by The Life of Brian? What about DOGMA? Were they offended by that film? The Magdalene Sisters isn't 40 years old, I remember some outrage over that one too. The point still stands, you don't know what you are talking about?
Type top 10 anti-Chrsitian films or anti-religious films into your browser and you get plenty of hits. They're out there. And yes, many Chrsitian groups have objected to these and have even recommended they be boycotted, but there has never been a call for violence or an attempt to whip up angry mobs to kills people and destroy things in protest. The very very few incidents of property destruction or personal assalt have universally been condemned by the greater Christian community.
Where on the internet can you finding condemnation of the Lybian murders or the Cairo riots among the Muslim community?
Therein lies the difference.