Christian Movies that Don't Suck

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[NicoleRangel]

Ok now I def wanna rewatch the prince of egypt so baaaad 😫 and the chosen is THE BEST y’all who haven’t watched it yet pls do

[verlibekt]

I loved The Prince of Egypt and I also liked Joseph: King of Dreams.

Movies that preach a message or try to teach a lesson are fine overall, but people forget that movies are entertainment and it's OK to just tell a story without some lesson to be learned.

[klc_hurst]

100% LOVE the Prince of Egypt soundtrack too!

[nitrogenfume]

The Prince of Egypt is genuinely one of - if not the - best animated movies of all time. The animation, voice acting, and score are all just stunningly well done. The fact that it's not *blatantly* heretical or blasphemous is equally stunning. I loved it as a kid, but coming back to it as an adult helped me to understand why my whole church was obsessed with it at the time.

[StephanieVal]

The Case for Christ stands out for me. Slow at the start but builds into a really good story!

[andrewocchino]

Hacksaw Ridge is the best movie I have ever watched, with a very strong Christian message without being preachy

[lilacook]

YES ! The Chosen made me feel so much closer to Jesus, I can't wait to throw myself at Jesus feet and just tell him THANK YOU, THANK YOU when I get to heaven ❤️ and ✝️🛐 s

[itschanel]

Just finished the chosen & it was honestly amazing 🙌🏾

[DallasJenkinsOfficial]

Someone just told me about this...appreciate the kind words and thoughtful response!

[Hello_Chibi]

Can’t wait for season 3 on The Chosen ! 😊

[nerdanalog]

My 10 fave :
1) The Chosen : it's amazing!
2) The Passion of the Christ
3) Silence
4) For Greater Glory
5) Hacksaw Ridge
6) Doubt
7) Paul, Apostle of Christ
8) The Case for Christ
9) Of Gods and Men
10) Noah

[christian-lyrics]

The passion of Christ is literally the best Christian movie. The most powerful and life-changing

[emmadavis]

Love your channel! And I love movies! 😁
One of my favorite Christian movies is Joseph King of Dreams.

[JennyRoseHealthCoach]

The Hiding Place was heart wrenching yet faith strengthening based on Corrie Ten Boom real events. What a soldier for Christ! I cried my eyes out 😭

[shatararuiz]

hi, a year late to watch this but i do appreciate you daily disciple. am a believer from the Philippines. thanks a lot. Keep the fire. I pray that God bless youuu!

[helenhilton]

I love the Bible Series—Abraham, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, David, Solomon, Esther, Jeremiah—using award winning actors in a number of the roles

[ashleyclinton]

I love those movies! And I absolutely adore The Chosen! My favorite movie of all time is I'm Not Ashamed which is about Rachel Joy Scott, the first victim in the Columbine school shooting. A lot of people don't know it or don't like it because of the acting, but I just love it and definitely recommend watching it.

[santiagohunson]

Even as a Christian myself, I tend to avoid "faith-based" movies that are so fixated on spreading the message and thinks we'll easily ignore the bad writing, acting, sfx, character development or lack thereof when we actually WON'T.
As you said, they're basically sermons in movie form. (ex: Second Glance, God's Not Dead franchise)

[mentacose]

I'd make a case for Narnia and Lord of the Rings too, haha! But I appreciate this video, I was convinced there were practically no good Christian movies/series out there

[MrGanso-whdk]

while watching this video, I can't help but remember C.S. Lewis, who wrote the gospel message on books that are still read and loved by a generation that hates and rejects that same gospel