Director Timothy Reckart and screenwriter Carlos Kotkin tried to separate the Sunday school from the cartoon network, but they did not meet the standards of the two. The film "The Star" tells it through some rude animal perspectives. The story of the birth of Jesus turned out to be uncomfortable for the audience
. Although there are some embarrassing plots in "The Star", it is not a vivid story. The film emphasizes the faith in the hearts of Christian audiences and also tells the spirit of friendship and cooperation
. "The Star" is more like a sitcom. It re-examines the story of the birth of Jesus from a non-human point of view. It is a holiday gift for young children and their parents. The film combines energetic dubbing and Christian pop music with a soundtrack. Taken together, it is provided in a gentle, unobtrusive, appropriate, and non-exaggerated packaging, which is more acceptable to the audience
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The Star evaluation action
2022-10-08 19:40
Extended Reading
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Edith: What's your name, sweetie?
Bo: Bo?
Leah: Bo is a funny word! Bo bo bo... bo-bo-bo-bo-bo bo bo...
Zach: What? That's his name? And you're singing him a song?
Bo: I'm doomed.
Edith: They're not usually like this. You caught us at a bad time.
Leah: We haven't slept in nine months!
Bo: Nine months?
Zach: Not a wink!
Bo: Oh, so that explains your eyes.
Zach: What? What's wrong with my eyes?
Bo: Nothing.
Edith: Yep. No sleep at all since that giant nightlight turned on.
Bo: Light?
Zach: All you can do is lie awake and listen to the crickets.
Edith: Ta-da!
[They show Bo the manger that the star's light is shining down on. A heavenly choir is heard which fades into Leah's obnoxious singing]
Leah: Sorry. Too excited. Zach and Edith don't like the spotlight, but I think it's beautiful.
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Bo: It's here! I can't believe this!
Edith: Me neither.
Bo: You don't understand. That light! That's the star! This is where it's been leading me! But... Mary... Joseph! Guys, I gotta get out of here! Can you help me?
Zach: I gotcha! I'm gonna chew him free!
[he starts gnawing on the wood that Bo's rope is tied to]
Zach: Woody!
Bo: No! Try biting the...
Leah: I know! I'll sing you free!
[sings a loud and lengthy melody]
Bo: That was beautiful... but not helpful.
Zach: I think I got a splinter in my tongue.
[Leah continues to sing obnoxiously as Zach flails around]
Edith: Step aside.
[bites off the rope freeing Bo]
Bo: Yes, yes! That's perfect! Now, I just gotta get past that gate!
[charges at the gate and slams head first into it]
Edith: Has that ever worked for you?
Bo: No, actually.