Maybe there won't be another Animation Masterpiece film like 'The Prince of Egypt' yet by Acts 17 logic, we can find Christian themes in Dreamworks' movies. Especially, their recent success, 'Puss in Boots: The Last Wish'. A film all about Counting your Blessings, Being grateful for your Life, rejecting the easy path of getting what you want and instead gaining what you need, and especially conquering your fear of Death.
DreamWorks was founded by 3 Jewish guys: Steven Spielberg, Jeffrey Katzenberg and David Geffen. It's not "Dreamworks should make more Christian movies", they never made Christian movies in the first place. Prince of Egypt adapts the story of Moses from the Old Testament, nothing from the New Testament. DreamWorks will never make a movie adaptating the New Testament/life of Jesus.
DreamWorks had the audacity and sheer courage to show the wholesale slaughter of infants in the opening sequence of Prince of Egypt. Absolutely amazing.
Man of God is absolutely wonderful! My small parish gathered at church and all 30 of us did not have a dry eye at the end. Impactful and teaches us to persevere through our troubles, for God is always with us! Saint Nektarios of Aegina, pray for us!☦️
Dead people can't hear our prayers or act as mediators. That's rank heresy. The ONLY mediator we need is Jesus Christ and no fake relics or icons can "earn" us more grace or brownie points.
@milko540 OH I'll willfully boast of being ignorant of worldly things and false gospels while having saving knowledge of God's Word and Christ's FINISHED work of salvation. I don't need false incecessors of fake saints and a FAKE Mary, who is as much the "Queen of Heaven" as I'm a Chinese jet pilot. Being a Reformed Presbyterian is just a synonym for "Biblical Christian".
One Orthodox movie that I did watch was the The Honored Priest: Confession of a Samurai. The plot is very good. Fun-fact the main actor, Carl Hiroyuki-Tagawa converted to Eastern Orthodoxy in 2015.
The Passion of a Christ is truly incredible. I teared up multiple times watching, and when Christ says to His Holy Mother "Behold mother, I make all things new", I burst into tears and started saying to myself 'WHAT DID HE SAY! WHAT DID HE SAY". In Greek its something you say when you are impressed by someone's sayings. I could not contain myself from praising His words.
In one of my courses, my professor worked on the prince of egypt. She was a assistant to the head animator. She always said the prince of egypt was amazing to work on. They really did pour their heart and soul into the movie. Peak animation❤ God bless 🙌🏻
My Top 10 Christian Themed Films 1. The Gospel According to Matthew 2. Andrei Rublev 3. The Diary of a Country Priest 4. The Flowers of Saint Francis 5. Winter Light 6. The Mission 7. Silence 8. First Reformed 9. The Passion of Christ 10. Calvary
Hear me out: Jesus Christ Superstar. It's ridiculous in so many ways but also surprisingly complex. I once sat in the garden of Gethsemane and listened to the entire soundtrack; it was a very moving experience.
I'm 28 years old and my wife did not understand why I was emphatic that we watch The Prince of Egypt when she said she hadn't seen it. That movie is phenomenal.
@@dmytro5990 no problem✌️,hes was agreat actor🙏U know that he had a Punk Band in Hes early ages?😁he was living Like a Rockstar in late/Post soviet Times,he had an USA Tour also😁👍Im not judging,the band was great,the name of the band is Zvuki Mu.and later he quited alcohol,drugs and found Jesus🙏he was truly a great artist and performer
There’s a fantastic mini-series on the life of St. Paisios called “Saint Paisios - From Farasa to Heaven.” It’s in Greek but has English subtitles. It’s really fantastic and you can find it for free online.
I watched passion of the Christ with my family when I was in sixth grade I believe. My mom wanted to show us and she said it was terrible to watch the pain but this is what our lord endured and that we have to see it.
Great video as always, Kyle👍 Could you make a video about TAG? I understand what the premise of the argument is but I've never seen it argued. Most times it's just people asserting that logic, knowledge etc. Depend on the existence of God, never explaining why they do. Thanks and God bless☦️
People sleep so much on Ben-hur, it’s so great. And the magi theme fills you with wonder, whenever Balthasar appears it’s amazing, same thing with Jesus
I recommend you guys "quo vadis" (Maby because I'm proud pole 😅). It's book/movie abaut Roman soldier converting to Christianity and it show persecution in Rome and Saint Peter's death. You really should watch it (especially if you are part of Catholic church 😊)
"The Gospel of John" (2003) which is now called "The Life of Jesus" on Amazon is the best word for word gospel movie and done very well too. Next would be "Jesus Film" (1979) for another word for word movie about Christ. No "Hollywood" additions added to these films. Oh and "The Nativity Story" (2006) is also very good.
I would like to recommend the TV movie The Scarlet and the Black (1983), starring Gregory Peck and Christopher Plummer. It is the story of Hugh O’ Flaherty, an Irish priest who was Monsignor of the Vatican during the German occupation of Rome in WWII. He would help and aid thousands of Jews, Allied POWs, and others, evade the Nazis.
All good choices. I'm glad you all gave Ben-Hur some love. I think it's a brilliant classic film in every way that movies are measured by: acting, cinematography, stunt work, action sequences, costumes etc. It's kind of amazing what they pulled off in the 50s with films like Ben-Hur and The 10 Commandments.
2 amazing Orthodox movies that weren't mentioned: 'Healing Fear's about St. Luke the Surgeon, and my favorite (It's tied with The Island) "Angel's Isle" you've got to see angels isle
Kyle, our church congregation watched the “where are you Adam” documentary today and we met the producer, he would be happy to come to America if there are more people interested in it. So far very few people show up to it
I just watched Cecile B Demile’s the 10 commandments on the weekend and it was really well done for a 1950s movie. Almost 4 hours long but I didn’t have a problem sitting through the whole movie
FYI: No big Hollywood movie studio made any Jesus movie. The biggest one: The Passion of the Christ (2004) was made by Mel Gibson's independent production company and the biggest Jesus TV series: Jesus of Nazareth (1977) was made by a non Hollywood, Italian company. Also, the biggest Jesus internet/streaming series The Chosen was made by an independent non Hollywood production company. So for adapting The New Testament to film/TV, it was never because of Hollywood but despite Hollywood.
You need yo check out saint's paisios's tv series its about his life before his birth. It's a greek production tho and i don't know if there are English subtitles for it. The Greek title is Agios Paisios: Apo ta Farasa ston ourano which translates to Saint Paisios from farasa to the sky
Hi Kyle, I hope you are well. Thank you for making this. Great video! You should review The Chosen! I’m curious to see what you think about it, and perhaps what other orthodox CZcamsrs think about it. I have enjoyed it, but I think there are a lot of inconsistencies. Curious to hear what we have to say. Thank you and God bless! ☦️
Big up Ben-Hur!!! Other classics I'd recommend are The Robe (about a Roman Tribune and his slave who come in contact with Christ's robe at the crucifixion - fun fact: first widescreen movie), Quo Vadis (about Nero's persecution of Christians, Peter's final ministry and the burning of Rome) and The Greatest Story Ever Told (it's an almost 4 hour hour epic, made up of gospel tableaus - every shot is beautifully composed like a fresco, and it's very theatrical. It's rather long and slow, basically the film equivalent of walking around a basilica. One of the greatest scenes in all of cinema history is the resurrection of Lazarus, the midpoint climax).
A great movie I recommend any Christian would be a movie called: “Silence” which focuses on two Catholic missionaries during the brutal persecution of Christians by Feudal Japan
Even tho it’s not movie…. And it’s not necessarily finished as a show or even in its written form. I’d honestly throw in Vinland Saga as good Christian content or at least say it’s apart of Christian Core. Its subtle themes towards Christianity, Thorfinns hope and adventure towards redemption and repentance, quotes on Scripture both in the show and manga. I highly recommend it for both Christians and people looking into the faith. Especially since it’s what helped lead me back to Christ into my life.
The Passion of Christ both live action/animated, Prince of Egypt, Joseph: king of dreams, nest productions (heros of the bible), the ten commandments, the journey to Bethlehem, God's not dead 1 & 2, torchligters hero's of the faith, veggietales Jonah, life with Jesus, the Nativity story, the pilgrims process, and the Chosen series... Etc (these are the ones I've seen and enjoy)
The movie, Silence, by Martin Scorsese, is also a really great christian movie to watch. It does contain Catholicsm, and if you dont like Catholics at least it ain't protestant
I recently came across a russian animated movie, about St.s Peter and Fevronia. It may not be good enough for the list, but I liked it. Have to be able to read subtitles though.
*you forgot about Disney's Hunchback of Notre Dame!* *It's a ggreat masterpiece* Edit: *you also forgot about Smal One, a short film directed by Don Bluth!* quite frankly! How do you make a list of Christian films and forget so many masterpieces?
Where is Jesus of Nazareth directed by Franco Zeffirelli? Also i saw the Where are you, Adam? film WITH the priest that directed it, he was awesome and gave us more interesting insight.
That series is amazing. The Main Actor even made a documentary about the Historicity of Jesus. Even Academic people like Helen K. Bond and Bart Erhman got involved.
Gospel Road is honestly another good movie, ‘starring’ Johnny Cash as the music man and narrator, and was a big event in his Christian life. Made in 1973 (I believe) it is dated but still holds up really well. The musical score is amazing as well.
The Tree of Life is my favorite film of all time but its definitely not for everyone due to it being experimental. I also recommend all Andrei Tarkovsky films (Andrei Rublev is a must see) especially from a Orthodox perspective, he has made some of the best films ever period.
Dreamworks should make more christian based movies
Maybe there won't be another Animation Masterpiece film like 'The Prince of Egypt' yet by Acts 17 logic, we can find Christian themes in Dreamworks' movies.
Especially, their recent success, 'Puss in Boots: The Last Wish'.
A film all about Counting your Blessings, Being grateful for your Life, rejecting the easy path of getting what you want and instead gaining what you need, and especially conquering your fear of Death.
DreamWorks was founded by 3 Jewish guys: Steven Spielberg, Jeffrey Katzenberg and David Geffen. It's not "Dreamworks should make more Christian movies", they never made Christian movies in the first place. Prince of Egypt adapts the story of Moses from the Old Testament, nothing from the New Testament. DreamWorks will never make a movie adaptating the New Testament/life of Jesus.
Yes I wish they had ❤
Yeah, you wish - their board of directors now holds completely different views...
Paradise Lost 👍🏻
Prince of egypt and Passion of the Christ are the best films
facts
i second that
I third this.
I prefer The Ten Commandments over Prince of Egypt ngl
havent seen it, where do u watch it?
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Veggietales is forever a certified Christian hood classic
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Passion of the Christ is a my favourite Jesus movie
I'm glad you mentioned it
One of the few movies that make me cry every time
I never cry when watching movies
But The fact that this almost made me tear up says something
*Christ
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DreamWorks had the audacity and sheer courage to show the wholesale slaughter of infants in the opening sequence of Prince of Egypt. Absolutely amazing.
Prince of Egypt is just such a good movie in general
One of the best Animated films ever made.
It is a true masterpiece. And I'm not gonna talk about its soundtrack... Hans Zimmer, thank you!
Man of God is absolutely wonderful! My small parish gathered at church and all 30 of us did not have a dry eye at the end. Impactful and teaches us to persevere through our troubles, for God is always with us! Saint Nektarios of Aegina, pray for us!☦️
Dead people can't hear our prayers or act as mediators. That's rank heresy. The ONLY mediator we need is Jesus Christ and no fake relics or icons can "earn" us more grace or brownie points.
they are not dead tho so why are u calling them dead. You and me are less alive then the saints but you are not ready to hear that.@@Akihito007
@@Akihito007 Protestant willful ignorance
@milko540 OH I'll willfully boast of being ignorant of worldly things and false gospels while having saving knowledge of God's Word and Christ's FINISHED work of salvation. I don't need false incecessors of fake saints and a FAKE Mary, who is as much the "Queen of Heaven" as I'm a Chinese jet pilot. Being a Reformed Presbyterian is just a synonym for "Biblical Christian".
@@Akihito007 lol, lmao even
One Orthodox movie that I did watch was the The Honored Priest: Confession of a Samurai. The plot is very good. Fun-fact the main actor, Carl Hiroyuki-Tagawa converted to Eastern Orthodoxy in 2015.
Yes it’s free on CZcams however it’s English subtitle only
"Jesus of Nazareth," the 1977 6-hour mini-series directed by Franco Zeffirelli, is still my favorite. An amazing film.
I’d add Jesus of Nazareth, as well as Andrey Rublev to this list.
The Passion of a Christ is truly incredible. I teared up multiple times watching, and when Christ says to His Holy Mother "Behold mother, I make all things new", I burst into tears and started saying to myself 'WHAT DID HE SAY! WHAT DID HE SAY". In Greek its something you say when you are impressed by someone's sayings. I could not contain myself from praising His words.
I was holding it in for the most part until that part.
I laughed all the way though. Hilarious anyone takes it seriously.
@@Bc232klm Why were you laughing, if I my ask?
"skepticism"@@zarki-games
@@zarki-games
He's edgy mcedgerson, The edgiest edgelord in edgystan.
Andreï Roublev, Tarkovski !
I was about to write that, but you beat me to it
Was also about to comment that, a fantastic film, free on YT as well
@tm62699 Agnostic? He was Orthodox
Larp.
@tm62699He was deeply Orthodox, he is buried at a Russian orthodox cathedral
In one of my courses, my professor worked on the prince of egypt. She was a assistant to the head animator. She always said the prince of egypt was amazing to work on. They really did pour their heart and soul into the movie. Peak animation❤
God bless 🙌🏻
There needs to be more Orthodox films bro I’ve watched them over and over. Saint Luke the Surgeon and the island like 10 times lol
Have you watched “Man of God”? Its a Great Eastern Orthodox movie
Paul, Apostle of Christ features Luke and it’s also a really good movie.
@@shobudski6776 yep with Saint Nectarios
Have you watched "Поп/(The Priest)"? That is a really great othodox movie
My Top 10 Christian Themed Films
1. The Gospel According to Matthew
2. Andrei Rublev
3. The Diary of a Country Priest
4. The Flowers of Saint Francis
5. Winter Light
6. The Mission
7. Silence
8. First Reformed
9. The Passion of Christ
10. Calvary
Also surprised Paul Apostle of Christ from 2018 isn't on your list, but that's probably only because you haven't seen it.
orthodox or just christian in general?
Where is Prince of Egypt?
I’ve seen Man of God so many times and every time it gets me. I love this movie so much.
Hear me out: Jesus Christ Superstar. It's ridiculous in so many ways but also surprisingly complex. I once sat in the garden of Gethsemane and listened to the entire soundtrack; it was a very moving experience.
I'm 28 years old and my wife did not understand why I was emphatic that we watch The Prince of Egypt when she said she hadn't seen it. That movie is phenomenal.
The island, Peter Mamontov ☦️😭
*Mamonov
@@yoyo-mw2sk sorry
@@dmytro5990 no problem✌️,hes was agreat actor🙏U know that he had a Punk Band in Hes early ages?😁he was living Like a Rockstar in late/Post soviet Times,he had an USA Tour also😁👍Im not judging,the band was great,the name of the band is Zvuki Mu.and later he quited alcohol,drugs and found Jesus🙏he was truly a great artist and performer
You have a girlfriend?! That's really great. Congrats brother. Looking forward to the video about marriage that must come in near future✨ God bless☦️
There’s a fantastic mini-series on the life of St. Paisios called “Saint Paisios - From Farasa to Heaven.” It’s in Greek but has English subtitles. It’s really fantastic and you can find it for free online.
The second season is due to come out this fall, too
I watched it in two days 😂
Ben-Hur is a certified hood classic. One of the best movies I’ve ever seen.
I watched passion of the Christ with my family when I was in sixth grade I believe. My mom wanted to show us and she said it was terrible to watch the pain but this is what our lord endured and that we have to see it.
Great video as always, Kyle👍
Could you make a video about TAG? I understand what the premise of the argument is but I've never seen it argued. Most times it's just people asserting that logic, knowledge etc. Depend on the existence of God, never explaining why they do.
Thanks and God bless☦️
People sleep so much on Ben-hur, it’s so great. And the magi theme fills you with wonder, whenever Balthasar appears it’s amazing, same thing with Jesus
The Seventh Seal was life changing for me!
The miracle maker I believe is also an excellent portrayal of Jesus Christ and how he treated people and his disciples
The Miracle Maker is one of the best movies ever made
I recommend you guys "quo vadis" (Maby because I'm proud pole 😅). It's book/movie abaut Roman soldier converting to Christianity and it show persecution in Rome and Saint Peter's death.
You really should watch it (especially if you are part of Catholic church 😊)
Thank you brother in christ, will watch them btw nice beard
Man of God (2021) is an all time favourite!
@KozlovNicadorTLC haven't changed it since 2018, too lazy to be honest.
@@starshooter7128Bruh didn’t the dude in your pfp die?💀
@@starshooter7128 what was in you profile pic ?
@@albertiulianharasemiuc3386 technoblade a minecraft youtuber
@@starshooter7128 was it a real photo of him or just a pig minecraft image ?
"The Gospel of John" (2003) which is now called "The Life of Jesus" on Amazon is the best word for word gospel movie and done very well too. Next would be "Jesus Film" (1979) for another word for word movie about Christ. No "Hollywood" additions added to these films. Oh and "The Nativity Story" (2006) is also very good.
I would like to recommend the TV movie The Scarlet and the Black (1983), starring Gregory Peck and Christopher Plummer. It is the story of Hugh O’ Flaherty, an Irish priest who was Monsignor of the Vatican during the German occupation of Rome in WWII. He would help and aid thousands of Jews, Allied POWs, and others, evade the Nazis.
The mission (1986) is a must as well! Its absolutely beautiful. God bless !
There is a documentary called Athos, that is simple but lovely. It's also a blessing that it's available on Netflix 💚
All good choices. I'm glad you all gave Ben-Hur some love. I think it's a brilliant classic film in every way that movies are measured by: acting, cinematography, stunt work, action sequences, costumes etc. It's kind of amazing what they pulled off in the 50s with films like Ben-Hur and The 10 Commandments.
Kyle, what do you think about Tarkovsky's filmography? He's probably the most known Orthodox filmmaker.
2 amazing Orthodox movies that weren't mentioned: 'Healing Fear's about St. Luke the Surgeon, and my favorite (It's tied with The Island) "Angel's Isle" you've got to see angels isle
Kings of Kings from the 60s is pretty great! The soundtrack always gets me🔥
Kyle, our church congregation watched the “where are you Adam” documentary today and we met the producer, he would be happy to come to America if there are more people interested in it. So far very few people show up to it
I just watched Cecile B Demile’s the 10 commandments on the weekend and it was really well done for a 1950s movie. Almost 4 hours long but I didn’t have a problem sitting through the whole movie
One of my favorites. Seen it many times. I would watch it growing up when it came on tv on Easter.
You should check out Andrei Rublev, it’s about an icon painter, it’s really good
FYI: No big Hollywood movie studio made any Jesus movie. The biggest one: The Passion of the Christ (2004) was made by Mel Gibson's independent production company and the biggest Jesus TV series: Jesus of Nazareth (1977) was made by a non Hollywood, Italian company. Also, the biggest Jesus internet/streaming series The Chosen was made by an independent non Hollywood production company. So for adapting The New Testament to film/TV, it was never because of Hollywood but despite Hollywood.
It's an open secret that Pedowood is, and always has been, run by Satan's people (John 8:44).
I feel The Miracle Maker needed at least an honourable mention
You need yo check out saint's paisios's tv series its about his life before his birth. It's a greek production tho and i don't know if there are English subtitles for it. The Greek title is Agios Paisios: Apo ta Farasa ston ourano which translates to Saint Paisios from farasa to the sky
Jesus of Nazareth is also a good one from the 70s I think
Another one I would add is Franco Zeffirelli's "Jesus of Nazareth," mini-series.
100%, masterpiece - the best version of theotokos put to film
Great series. Probably the best portrayal of Christ.
You’ve been killing it with the videos lately
Great picks. Coming soon: Sacred Alaska - a film about Native Alaska Orthodox faith.
Just saw ‘The Island’ for the first time last month. Incredible movie.
Hi Kyle, I hope you are well. Thank you for making this. Great video!
You should review The Chosen! I’m curious to see what you think about it, and perhaps what other orthodox CZcamsrs think about it. I have enjoyed it, but I think there are a lot of inconsistencies. Curious to hear what we have to say. Thank you and God bless! ☦️
Big up Ben-Hur!!! Other classics I'd recommend are The Robe (about a Roman Tribune and his slave who come in contact with Christ's robe at the crucifixion - fun fact: first widescreen movie), Quo Vadis (about Nero's persecution of Christians, Peter's final ministry and the burning of Rome) and The Greatest Story Ever Told (it's an almost 4 hour hour epic, made up of gospel tableaus - every shot is beautifully composed like a fresco, and it's very theatrical. It's rather long and slow, basically the film equivalent of walking around a basilica. One of the greatest scenes in all of cinema history is the resurrection of Lazarus, the midpoint climax).
Great recommendations. I think The Book of Eli is also a good Christian movie and would recommend it.
Brother, you don’t even know how long I’ve been searching for something like this. Yo, this is absolutely crazy
You missed out on one of the best movies ever made and that is called "Jesus of Nazareth". It is one of the best movies that depicts Christ.
Congrats on 40k subscribers! I remember when you only had around 10k. Also, loving the constant number of uploads.
Saint Paisios: From Farasa to Heavens! A great TV series, with season 2 coming out this fall.
Had never heard of this series, do you know where it streams?
@@soundsnags2001 Available on MEGA (for Greek viewers) and the internet (you can watch it with subtitles).
A great movie I recommend any Christian would be a movie called: “Silence” which focuses on two Catholic missionaries during the brutal persecution of Christians by Feudal Japan
Kyle you need to watch film "Поп/(Priest)" that film is from Russian Orthodox Church
The main actor of ‘The Island’ (‘Остров’) Petr Mamonov, former Soviet rock star, ended up converting to orthodoxy after filming this movie.
Yeah he ended up living on the island that they filmed on for the rest of his life as a hermit afterwards didn't he?
Imagine cartoons which show us the lives of the saints that would be awesome🤲🏼☦️
Russians have quite a few.
@@ElonMuskrat-my8jy I know but we need more
I mean the “Man of God” is just amazing. If you wanna have an idea how real faithful christians are persecuted, then thats a must watch.
Even tho it’s not movie…. And it’s not necessarily finished as a show or even in its written form. I’d honestly throw in Vinland Saga as good Christian content or at least say it’s apart of Christian Core. Its subtle themes towards Christianity, Thorfinns hope and adventure towards redemption and repentance, quotes on Scripture both in the show and manga. I highly recommend it for both Christians and people looking into the faith. Especially since it’s what helped lead me back to Christ into my life.
You forgot confession of a samurai and the priest
The Passion of Christ both live action/animated, Prince of Egypt, Joseph: king of dreams, nest productions (heros of the bible), the ten commandments, the journey to Bethlehem, God's not dead 1 & 2, torchligters hero's of the faith, veggietales Jonah, life with Jesus, the Nativity story, the pilgrims process, and the Chosen series... Etc (these are the ones I've seen and enjoy)
The movie, Silence, by Martin Scorsese, is also a really great christian movie to watch. It does contain Catholicsm, and if you dont like Catholics at least it ain't protestant
I recently came across a russian animated movie, about St.s Peter and Fevronia. It may not be good enough for the list, but I liked it.
Have to be able to read subtitles though.
"La vida de nuestro señor jesus christo" is a good movie as well!
it's in spanish, i grew up watching it on Univision
I liked how the Prince of Egypt dwelled into Moses relationship with the Pharaoh his brother who wasn't his brother by blood but by family. 😁👍
Congrats on 40k Sir Kyle!!!!!
🎉
Ben-Hur is one the best movies ever made in general.
Lumo project about gospels is very good, easy way to "audio book" through the gospels with solid portrayal.
*you forgot about Disney's Hunchback of Notre Dame!*
*It's a ggreat masterpiece*
Edit:
*you also forgot about Smal One, a short film directed by Don Bluth!*
quite frankly! How do you make a list of Christian films and forget so many masterpieces?
Hacksaw ridge is one of my favorite Christian movies, Mel Gibson is great with faith themed movies
Where is Jesus of Nazareth directed by Franco Zeffirelli?
Also i saw the Where are you, Adam? film WITH the priest that directed it, he was awesome and gave us more interesting insight.
That series is amazing.
The Main Actor even made a documentary about the Historicity of Jesus.
Even Academic people like Helen K. Bond and Bart Erhman got involved.
Love how you did edits of the movies, especially Prince of Egypt
RISEN (2016) is a must! Please see it.
Confession of a samurai is one I would recommend, Its about an ex yakuza who became an Orthodox priest, and its on youtube!
He looks so much better with the beard
Amen ❤
Barabbas with Anthony Quinn was very nice Christian movie
The Book of Eli is definitely a contender. Easily the best Christian SciFi film I’ve ever seen.
Would add “A Man For All Seasons” to this list.
Thank you for this video!
What about The Miracle Worker? Both moving and amusing.
I recommend Silence the lead is Andrew Garfield a priest facing persecution in Japan (2016)
Paul, Apostle of Christ from 2018 is another great movie.
Not having Silence on this list is crazy
I’d like to see this guy colab with Redemmed Zommer, It’d be cool
Gospel Road is honestly another good movie, ‘starring’ Johnny Cash as the music man and narrator, and was a big event in his Christian life. Made in 1973 (I believe) it is dated but still holds up really well. The musical score is amazing as well.
I remember watching jeoph King of Dreams in my methodist day care and it was epic.
I'm gonna watch all of them
The Tree of Life is my favorite film of all time but its definitely not for everyone due to it being experimental. I also recommend all Andrei Tarkovsky films (Andrei Rublev is a must see) especially from a Orthodox perspective, he has made some of the best films ever period.
Real shame dreamworks didn't continue to make more bible related movies, like there is so many things they could of adapted into animation.
Barabbas a 1961 epic with a gripping story. Definitely recommend.
You are at almost 40k subs
1:53 Yeah, alongside Anastasia
Prince of Egypt is one of my favourite movies. Behind Lion King of course.
The Narnia films are obviously incredible Christian films as well.
It’s a longer film but the Gospel According to Matthew (1993) is incredible.
my religion teacher when i was in elementary school made us watch the prince of egypt what a great teacher