The Carpenter

1) Good depiction of Jesus training others to be carpenters for work (jobs); 2) Good depiction that Jesus was a carpenter; 3) Good depiction how in shape the men were during that time and what they ate; 4) A little disappointed that females are not shown on what they did during that time though; 5) Good to Excellent depiction of Jesus in the Bible; 6) Glad to see that in year 2025, it is okay to talk about religion with GOD and Jesus; 7) Will share to church members and non-believers!

8) Should be rated as G13+; 9) Need a documentary/movie about the ladies during this time period other then they being pregnant and delivering babies through this time period;

This was a great movie that portrays Christ as the kind hearted friend that he was and can be for all of us! We don't know much about Christ's life before he started his ministry and we loved this storyline! The mix of fighting and action with more gentle, touching moments was so well done asking with the music and soundtrack with those different scenes.

There is humor mixed in with the teaching moments to make it such an entertaining, enjoyable film. We took our kids with us as well and they even loved it! Great family movie, I would highly recommend everyone to go see this while it's in theaters!

"The Carpenter" is an absolute trainwreck. What could have been an exciting tale about a Viking orphan turned into an unbearable slog. The plot meandered aimlessly, and the pacing was so excruciatingly slow that I found myself checking my watch every five minutes. The characters were wooden and lifeless, and the dialogue was painfully awkward-like it was written by someone who has never spoken to another human being. The special effects were mediocre at best, and the entire film felt like a poorly executed high school project. I left the theater regretting every minute spent on this disaster. Save yourself the time and skip it.