Oscar Isaac stars in an adaptation of the life and times of Jesus Christ, with computer animation that makes all your favorite Bible characters look like bobble-heads.

With Easter just around the corner, we could all use a reminder to avoid the worldly temptations of jelly beans and plastic eggs and focus on the holiday’s true meaning: sticking it to King Arthur.

“The King of Kings” is less successful in wrapping up its grave intent in a palatable vehicle, as it doesn’t try to make Jesus relatable. Both of these movies feature voice casts involving ...

It’s hard to tell a story about Jesus Christ that actually follows The Bible and fits into a single movie without making it feel like a greatest hits compilation. Oh look, here’s the part ...

With Easter just around the corner, we could all use a reminder to avoid the worldly temptations of jelly beans and plastic eggs and focus on the holiday's true meaning: sticking it to King Arthur.

We wanted to create something that could make full use of that technology, and animation felt like the right type of media. But with Korea’s limited market, it was difficult to attract investment if ...