It has a well-intentioned approach evident in the beautiful traditional animation and biblical character design, but its family-friendly, catechetical narrative about the life of Jesus often remains in somewhat predictable ground. [Full review in Spanish]

Light of the World is an enjoyable 2-D animated film that gives modern dialogue to the Christian biblical story about Jesus Christ and his disciples, from the perspective of youngest apostle John. It's a coming-of-age story with Christian teachings.

If you have kids, take them to see The Light of the World. It’s a worthy and edifying cinematic experience—especially compared to the alternatives in pop culture today.

The problem is that Light of the World isn't much of a movie – it's a biblical tract for kids that makes sure characters always say their names out loud and repeat key scriptural points