The King of Kings

Overall, I really enjoyed this film. There’s something incredibly moving about reading Scripture and then watching it come to life on screen, it filled me with a deep sense of joy and awe. Seeing these stories animated with such care was truly special.

From a storytelling perspective (and I know it feels odd to even frame it this way since it’s from the Bible), the pacing does feel a bit choppy at times. It moves quickly from one key story or miracle to the next, without always offering much transition or character development in between. But again, this isn’t a typical movie, it’s more of a visual journey through the Gospels, and in that sense, it works.

I think The King of Kings is a fantastic introduction for children and even adults who are newer to the Bible. The animation is beautifully done, with a style that’s both engaging and respectful. Most importantly, it stays faithful to the source material, which I really appreciated.

If you’re looking for a creative, heartfelt way to experience the life of Jesus or to share it with your family, this is definitely worth watching.

verrrry child accurate. Fairly accurate overall. The ending felt very rushed, like they were struggling to hit the Easter deadline

Scenic animation was gorgeous but overall it was dry. The drowning metaphor was the saving grace of this movie. I disliked how almost every scene had music behind it. The wife’s voice did not fit her character design.

verrrry child accurate. Fairly accurate overall. The ending felt very rushed, like they were struggling to hit the Easter deadline

Scenic animation was gorgeous but overall it was dry. The drowning metaphor was the saving grace of this movie. I disliked how almost every scene had music behind it. The wife’s voice did not fit her character design.

Such a beautiful movie, definitely for a younger crowd but a amazing way to spread the gospel