Gregory Myers i think king Herod and Pilate is villains yes it is just like Halloween on last October 31 i think Jesus is hero yes it is just like video game i think Tamar is 12 year old princess yes it is just like Disney sleeping beauty 1959 i think Mary Magdalene is beautiful and terror yes it is just like Disney snow white 1937 the princess and the goblin 1992 and cartoon network the Grim adventure of Billy and Mandy 2001 Ed Edd n Eddy 1999 courage the cowardly dog 1999 johnny bravo season 2 johnny Gose camp with Johnny Carl Chryniszzwics Lee Harvey and Oswald and Dexter 1996 this is good be best horrors movies ever and i love Jesus and Tamar is adventure musical horror comedy romance drama fantasy mystery fairy tale and mythologyhappy Christmas Jesus and Tamar that my favorite movie

tequila101 I really liked this film a lot. We've all heard the story of Jesus many times and it is always great to listen to. Though this in some way felt different which was good. The clay modelling effects for the film made this film great to watch. The cartoons were also a nice touch.I really like the Arts and I found this exciting to watch because of all the different styles of movement they were using with all the clay models. The story was also good how they started at Christmas and ended at Easter. I liked how they were able to jam everything in. At times it felt like a long film.To finish I just wanted to say that if you haven't seen this film yet, go ahead and watch it because even if the story is told in the same way like we have heard it in the past, The Miracle Maker has many good things going for it and it is always joy to watch Jesus at his magical and most greatest times of work.By the way Jesus looked the best in the film. 8.5/10

dropkickjenny This film is amazing, not only for its story, but for its artistic qualities. The claymation and animation are truly masterful, and a wonderful thing to see. There is a perfect mix of claymation and cartoon animation, and the voice talent is impressive. It is just absolutely amazing to watch the detail they've put into this, the life-like qualities of the animations are spectacular. This is a must see for child and adult alike.

Jimi the Saint I woke up this morning to the alarm on my bedroom TV. I could hear familiar voices... Ralph Fiennes?... Richard E Grant?... William Hurt?... When I rubbed the sleep from my eyes, I realised that the program on BBC2 was an animated version on 'Jesus of Nazareth'.Not being a particularly religious disposition, this was not the reason that prevented me from getting up out of my nice warm bed. Alas, it was the unbelievable animation that bedazzled me. I come from a design/multimedia background, and so I found this example of animation very interesting, and the more I watched it, the more I was amazed.The flow of the animations; the realism of the characters' features; the expressions on their faces; the interlaced, drawn animation 'dream-sequences'; all these aspects aggregated to form a top class exhibition of animationary excellence.And to top it all off, the dialogue and storyline were superbly written in a way that would appeal to young AND old. I a twenty-nine year old man, but I have to admit that watching this brought a tear to my eye, and a lump in my throat.Whether this was an empathetic reaction to the plight of Jesus, or an inherent appreciation of the animation quality... one can only guess.10 out of 10 (and I only caught the last half hour!!) I shall be ordering a copy of this on DVD as a Christmas present. Thats the easy part... the hard part is deciding which one of my four favourite neices to give it to!