The Bible: A Brickfilm - Part One

فيلم جيد!

فيلم جيد!

I thought this would he as good as some other lego movies, it's not. It was filmed in someone's back yard. As far as teaching the stories of the Bible, it neglects to mention what passage or even what characters it is referencing. If you are not overtly familiar you wouldn't know it was Moses until you see the ark. Similar with the tower of babel. I did enjoy the dinosaurs added to the ark, for no historical or biblical accuracy what so ever.

This is awesome! I'm so glad I found this on Tubi. This captivates the kids, as well as adults. The story is pretty right on. My one son loved that there were dinosaurs on the ark and my other son was very bothered by it. I think this is so creative and simple. The narration is excellent and is what holds it together. Finally something fun, virtuous and biblical for family viewing. So glad I found this. Can't wait for Part 2!!!

This isn't even stop action. They've taken lego figures, put some pieces of cloth on them and arranged them in groups for each 'scene'. They then took a picture of the scene and provided narration. Like showing someone a photograph then talking, talking, ....talking Lazy and amateurish.

There are many good Brickfilms out there that really try to do their best. This is not one of them. This is so lazy and unprofessional it could have been made by a 10 Year old. Instead of actually building backgrounds the Lego Minifigs are used in some random background that may or may not fit the story.

Definitely not the type of "creationism" Lego envisioned for their products. Their sets are about adventures and\or discovery, not religious dreck. This is like making e-cigs candy flavored so the kids get into it, stop with the nonsense bible fairy tales.

source: The Bible: A Brickfilm - Part One

It seems that all the negative reviews here are from people who either don't like the Bible, don't like stop-motion, or don't like either of them. And to that I say, "Come on! The freaking title of this film is 'The BIBLE: a BRICKFILM!!' Why are you WATCHING THIS, THEN?!" Sorry for the caps; just wanted to get the point across. This movie is probably the most professional attempt yet to make a Christian movie with Legos. Its production value is much better than you'd think from reading the reviews here. The filmmakers try their best to make a serious movie, even to the point of making an actual miniature Noah's ark out of actual wood! The music is surprisingly pretty good, and the pacing is neither too fast nor too slow, which is quite an achievement considering they had to condense five books of the Bible into two hours. The acting/dialogue can only be criticized in a couple places, those places being from minor nameless characters. All in all, it is my firm belief that the filmmakers did the best with what they had, and made a pretty good movie doing so. The only major thing I can find fault with in this movie is the creative license. For example, the movie has it rain during the "Cain kills Abel" scene, an obvious inaccuracy as Genesis clearly tells us that it never rained before the Flood. This flaw, however, can only lower my rating of this film to seven stars. If you are a Christian parent/grandparent/babysitter, this is a great movie for children who love Legos!

Spanning from Adam and Eve all the way to Moses, this movie ties together scripture in a way that makes it easy for kids to understand the heart of God and the whole picture of the Bible. Not only is the script artfully written, but the emotional music, realistic sets, creative camera movement, and superb acting captivate viewers' attention and draw them into the characters' worlds. Another thing I love about The Bible: a Brickfilm is the dedication to portraying God's heart for his people accurately while still being creative. . The Bible: a Brickfilm is the perfect choice for both kids and adults to learn about God and about His loving plan for His people. I love this movie and I'm sure you will too!