The Star - 007

This review of The Star marks the first time in Divine Cinema history Jeff, Dylan and Adam have recorded in the same room.  Will this movie be the next holiday classic or will it be another in a long line of horrible Christian movies that end of desecrating the art of filmmaking?

Review of The Star (04:36)

Ratings and Redeemed Perspectives (44:44)

PLOT SUMMARY

A small, but determined, donkey named Bo feels as though he is destined for more than just being a mill donkey.  He wants to be part of the king’s caravan.  When the opportunity finally comes for him to fulfill his dreams, he is side tracked by his affection for his new owner Mary.  Conflicted about pursuing his own dreams or protecting Mary, Bo chooses to help Mary and her soon to be born baby boy, Jesus.  In doing so Bo does fulfill his dream of accompanying a King.

 

RELEVANT LINKS

From Our Review of The Star

Oprah Winfrey (Actor) Keegan-Michael Key (Actor) Tracy Morgan (Actor, Comedian) Zachary Levi (Actor) Joel Osteen (Pastor, Christian Personality) A Knight’s Tale (2001 Film) The Small One (1978 Film) Moana (2016 Film) Kubo and the Two Strings (2016 Film) Lion King (1994 Film)

Staff Picks

Jeff & Dylan’s Pick The Prince of Egypt (1998 Film) Adam The Fourth Wise Man (1985 TV Movie)

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