Editorial Reviews:
Description
Based on the classic novel by John Bunyan, The Pilgrim's Progress follows the journey of a young man named Christian on his way to the Celestial City. The story of The Pilgrim's Progress is an allegory and a visualization of the journey that a Christian makes in his or her lifetime. Fearing that his city will soon be destroyed by fire, young Christian sets out to follow the path that he has read about in his Bible. Along the way, he encounters many friends, as well as many enemies. Join Christian as he struggles through the Swamp of Despond, climbs the Hill of Difficulty, does battle with Apollyon, suffers at the Vanity Fair, and escapes the Castle of Doubt. Approx 65 min.
Customer Reviews:
Review #1: My kids like it
2009-02-16 
I think this is a cheesy-looking video, however my kids really love it. We read the book first so they really enjoyed watching it on TV. They've watched it over and over.
Review #2: Great
2008-08-01
The kids loved it, it was better than I expected.
Yes, it is not current technology but it is a good story that held thier interest. My 6 year old wanted to watch it over and over again for a about a week.
Wish they made a follow up movie for Christana.
Review #3: Pilgrim's Progress
2007-12-22 
This is a strong video; after watching it the first time my three-year-old exclaimed, "I want to go to HEAVEN!" My seven-year-old started worrying that his parents will go to hell. So be prepared to respond to strong reactions.
I personally found it exciting, authentic, and spiritually nourishing.
The colorful animated production is surprisingly artistic in spots. The actor who does the voice of Evangelist and the Judge is not so talented; however overall it's a fine performance of the Christian classic. I am glad that I own it.
Review #4: Great Introduction
2007-10-05
Great for children too young to read the real thing. There are also some wonderful childrens' versions of the book out there. My kids loved it.
Review #5: Excellent
2007-04-04
I bought this DVD primarily for my children (ages 6 and 4) they love it and have watched it many times already. I too have enjoyed it and found it helpful, even with the basic graphics and slight drawbacks it is highly commendable and I would recommend it wholehearedly.
Bunyans classic goes on and on!
God Bless
Iain
|
Home
