The King of Kings (2025)

This is an animated film that pays tribute to the passion of Christ with a captivating narrative through a father who tells his son and wife the complete and detailed story of the Bible's New Testament or the story of Jesus from his birth to the crucifixion.

This film is for all audiences whether they are believers of the Catholic or Christian religion, because it narrates in detail the life of Jesus from a colorful and clear digital animation.

The film is entertaining and emotional, cost only $15 million to produce, looks better animated than all the dreadful CGI of Snow White (2025) and its story is light years better.

One may not be a believer, but I think this movie can be seen as an entertaining or interesting proposition for non-religious people.

I honestly am a believer and I value the film not only for its religious orientation but for its production and narrative quality and those points in the film work well.

The animation is beautiful, while not Disney Pixar level, it is very nice animation that looks great in the theater.

A film that doesn't need hyper-realistic renderings to tug at heartstrings.

This story can be told forever deeply moving, this time with the pure and innocent look of a child witness who hears for the first time, from the voice and affection of his father, the facts that marked the life of Jesus, and which is also a reminder to make introspection from adulthood in our daily lives.

The narrative is fresh, innocent, understandable and entertaining, without appealing to unnecessarily painful resources for this occasion.

Without hyper-stimulating or extravagant audiovisual elements and full of soberly beautiful landscapes, King of Kings lacks nothing, a film to watch with the eyes of the heart and take again the compassionate gaze of Jesus Christ.

The best film so far in 2025, which has been and will be a very mediocre year for cinema in general.