Bible Town

I've seen some bad movies, but WHOA! This is absolutely mindblowing!

Plot: none, just a bunch of lobotomites regurgitating bible stories Characters: glass-eyed drooling lobotomites Voice-acting: souless, atrocious with the third kid being barely audible Assets: random stock models for 5% each Lip synching: the what now?

Christians, dont fall for this! You deserve better!

No seriously, it would, as this feels like a movie that was rushed to get on the market. Watching this, I see this was made outside the U. S. as the English voice lines do not sync with the lip movements of the characters, which is lazy as all it could take is to redo the lip movements to match the language. Also, the characters used are not designed well, and when they tell bible stories, they either don't show images related to the bible story, or if they do, are way out of sync with the voice acting. There is no excuse for releasing an English dub of any animation in this state, and Bible Town just proves itself as a lazy attempt made to earn a quick buck off unsuspecting Christian families looking for Bible videos for the kids.

Indoctrination attempts in such guise that actually challenge the tenets of the belief behind the theology more than they approve of, is on the very brink of being audacious, if not flat out obscene. The only things in favour of this manure, be it a mere blunder of the producers, are the empty eyed characters matching their as hollow regurgitations. For shame, whoever put this onto the market.

The animation and lip-sinking is terrible, the plot is non-existent, and the voice-acting egregious.

The entirety of this movie is the characters reading bible stories with their dead eyes and empty voices.

It's nothing more than a way to spread the gospel, and has no substance.

Some things should best be left in written form and in this instance Bible Town should never have made i t to the screen. Some of the worst animation you will; which in this day and age is a feat in itself and the voices just do not gel with the characters. Overall it comes across as though a fringe set people somehow got money from a church and decided to spread the message; with the result being a fail.