5 comments about Easter Bunny Is Comin to Town.

1. Another claymation classic! I remember very little of this as a child and as I rewatched it, it all came back to me. If you enjoy Santa Claus is Coming to Town, you'll enjoy this. It has many similarities with questions being answered about the main character, mountain villians who turn nice, somber towns, a cruel ruler, catchy songs, memorable, adorable characters, etc. Sunny the Bunny is adorable with his rosey cheeks and the chickens are so sassy. And bringing back Fred Astaire at the Narrator was a smart choice. I recommend this DVD or the one made a few years back. The nice one about this is the DVD has a paper cover over it and Sunny has fuzzy fur you can feel. It may be cheesey at times, but give in to your inner child and have fun!



2. Joseph Brando's review is spot-on; everything he wrote is accurate to-the-letter concerning yet another ridiculous and unnecessary Warner reissue of a Rankin-Bass animation classic. 'tis such a shame that R-B titles have been so badly botched in recent years. Remember the godawful Destiny's Child video slapped onto the "Original Television Christmas Classics" box set a few years ago???
   
   Now, let me address the previous revewier, "A. King". Umm... I hate to tell you this but you don't appear to know much about Rankin-Bass animation. The studio did not use Claymation in its animation but the tried-and-true wire armature process. Think the original King Kong... and a Happy 75th B-day to you, Kong!!! ;) 'Claymation' is a term trademarked exactly 30 years ago by it's creator, Will Vinton.
   
   With that said, buy the original release of The Easter Bunny Is Comin' to Town and have a blast with Sunny, Gadzooks and the Big Rock Candy Mountain!!!



3. Between the train, Gadzooks the bear, and all the cute songs on this video, my 2 yr. old watched this dvd several times.
   
   My husband and I liked it because it "explains" all the rituals of Easter: why do we color/hide eggs, why do we get new clothes, Easter bonnets, chocolate bunnies/jellybeans, etc.
   
   The extras were, in my opinion, lousy, but that's not what I bought it for.
   
   If your child(ren) enjoyed this video, I'd also recommend getting "Peter Cottontail", another Rankin-Bass video my son loved.



4. I think this is a cute movie. My 3-year-old like it. It's like the old Santa clause is Coming to town movie and Frosty the Snowman. It's a classic. Glad I have it in my collection.



5. I have a copy of the 2006 release of "The Easter Bunny Is Comin' To Town" and this 2008 Deluxe Edition and have compared them. The deluxe edition has definitely improved the quality. I checked it on our tv and computer. It isn't noticeably clearer, mind you, but the motion is less choppy, more smoothed over, making it a better video to watch. I'm not sure why the 2006 version was like this. The old VHS tape we have of it was smoother than the 2006 dvd, too. All in all, it's a fun, good feelin', holiday classic that an avid Rankin Bass fan like me can't do without. People, if you get a copy, save your eyes and get this newer one.

4 comments about Jesus and His Times.

1. This video uses expanded footage from the "Jesus" film as the backdrop for narrating the Gospel of Luke, word for word from the Bible. It is an excellent resource for Bible teachers or for anyone who enjoys a visually meaningful but strictly biblical narration of Luke's gospel. It is easy to recommend this entire series for local churches, school libraries, and multi-media Bible teachers.



2. The text is direct from the Revised Standard Version (KJV is available)as a voice over to the scenes. Depiction of Jesus' times are usually accurate. Occasionally they fall into the western depiction, but unless you are a purist it does not detract from the overall effect.

   This is a set of 4 videos. There are scene extensions where (if it were television the commercial would come) the video can easily be stopped and discussion started. The nativity section is the most tedious. The others, especially the Palm Sunday, Easter portions are very well done. The crucifixion section is not one that I would show younger children as the agony is wrenching.

   Overall for an adult Bible study of the Gospel of Luke, it is an excellent thought provoker and discussion starter.




3. most excellent video on the life and the times that Jesus lived. it gives more insight into the era and the way people lived than any I have seen so far. this is a great and exciting video of the time and the life of Jesus



4. It truly is WORD for WORD authoratative, very enriching, PRAISE GOD! Over four hours of footage of Israel, with the Book of Luke re-enacted with the WORD.

4 comments about First Easter.

1. This video uses expanded footage from the "Jesus" film as the backdrop for narrating the Gospel of Luke, word for word from the Bible. It is an excellent resource for Bible teachers or for anyone who enjoys a visually meaningful but strictly biblical narration of Luke's gospel. It is easy to recommend this entire series for local churches, school libraries, and multi-media Bible teachers.



2. The text is direct from the Revised Standard Version (KJV is available)as a voice over to the scenes. Depiction of Jesus' times are usually accurate. Occasionally they fall into the western depiction, but unless you are a purist it does not detract from the overall effect.

   This is a set of 4 videos. There are scene extensions where (if it were television the commercial would come) the video can easily be stopped and discussion started. The nativity section is the most tedious. The others, especially the Palm Sunday, Easter portions are very well done. The crucifixion section is not one that I would show younger children as the agony is wrenching.

   Overall for an adult Bible study of the Gospel of Luke, it is an excellent thought provoker and discussion starter.




3. most excellent video on the life and the times that Jesus lived. it gives more insight into the era and the way people lived than any I have seen so far. this is a great and exciting video of the time and the life of Jesus



4. It truly is WORD for WORD authoratative, very enriching, PRAISE GOD! Over four hours of footage of Israel, with the Book of Luke re-enacted with the WORD.

4 comments about First Easter.

1. This video uses expanded footage from the "Jesus" film as the backdrop for narrating the Gospel of Luke, word for word from the Bible. It is an excellent resource for Bible teachers or for anyone who enjoys a visually meaningful but strictly biblical narration of Luke's gospel. It is easy to recommend this entire series for local churches, school libraries, and multi-media Bible teachers.



2. The text is direct from the Revised Standard Version (KJV is available)as a voice over to the scenes. Depiction of Jesus' times are usually accurate. Occasionally they fall into the western depiction, but unless you are a purist it does not detract from the overall effect.

   This is a set of 4 videos. There are scene extensions where (if it were television the commercial would come) the video can easily be stopped and discussion started. The nativity section is the most tedious. The others, especially the Palm Sunday, Easter portions are very well done. The crucifixion section is not one that I would show younger children as the agony is wrenching.

   Overall for an adult Bible study of the Gospel of Luke, it is an excellent thought provoker and discussion starter.




3. most excellent video on the life and the times that Jesus lived. it gives more insight into the era and the way people lived than any I have seen so far. this is a great and exciting video of the time and the life of Jesus



4. It truly is WORD for WORD authoratative, very enriching, PRAISE GOD! Over four hours of footage of Israel, with the Book of Luke re-enacted with the WORD.

4 comments about Luke 4: First Easter.

1. This video uses expanded footage from the "Jesus" film as the backdrop for narrating the Gospel of Luke, word for word from the Bible. It is an excellent resource for Bible teachers or for anyone who enjoys a visually meaningful but strictly biblical narration of Luke's gospel. It is easy to recommend this entire series for local churches, school libraries, and multi-media Bible teachers.



2. The text is direct from the Revised Standard Version (KJV is available)as a voice over to the scenes. Depiction of Jesus' times are usually accurate. Occasionally they fall into the western depiction, but unless you are a purist it does not detract from the overall effect.

   This is a set of 4 videos. There are scene extensions where (if it were television the commercial would come) the video can easily be stopped and discussion started. The nativity section is the most tedious. The others, especially the Palm Sunday, Easter portions are very well done. The crucifixion section is not one that I would show younger children as the agony is wrenching.

   Overall for an adult Bible study of the Gospel of Luke, it is an excellent thought provoker and discussion starter.




3. most excellent video on the life and the times that Jesus lived. it gives more insight into the era and the way people lived than any I have seen so far. this is a great and exciting video of the time and the life of Jesus



4. It truly is WORD for WORD authoratative, very enriching, PRAISE GOD! Over four hours of footage of Israel, with the Book of Luke re-enacted with the WORD.

1 comments about Easter in Guatemala.

1. The video is only ten minutes long and is made by the educational video network. It is a biased piece of work.

4 comments about Luke, Vol. 4: Easter/King James Version.

1. This video uses expanded footage from the "Jesus" film as the backdrop for narrating the Gospel of Luke, word for word from the Bible. It is an excellent resource for Bible teachers or for anyone who enjoys a visually meaningful but strictly biblical narration of Luke's gospel. It is easy to recommend this entire series for local churches, school libraries, and multi-media Bible teachers.



2. The text is direct from the Revised Standard Version (KJV is available)as a voice over to the scenes. Depiction of Jesus' times are usually accurate. Occasionally they fall into the western depiction, but unless you are a purist it does not detract from the overall effect.

   This is a set of 4 videos. There are scene extensions where (if it were television the commercial would come) the video can easily be stopped and discussion started. The nativity section is the most tedious. The others, especially the Palm Sunday, Easter portions are very well done. The crucifixion section is not one that I would show younger children as the agony is wrenching.

   Overall for an adult Bible study of the Gospel of Luke, it is an excellent thought provoker and discussion starter.




3. most excellent video on the life and the times that Jesus lived. it gives more insight into the era and the way people lived than any I have seen so far. this is a great and exciting video of the time and the life of Jesus



4. It truly is WORD for WORD authoratative, very enriching, PRAISE GOD! Over four hours of footage of Israel, with the Book of Luke re-enacted with the WORD.

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