VeggieTales - The Ballad of Little Joe

Pros: hilarious, great new twist on the story of Joseph
Cons: songs not quite as singable as Rice and Webber's account

As soon as I first saw the preview for The Ballad of Little Joe, I couldn’t wait to see it. Rabid Veggie Tales fan that I am, that’s pretty much true of every video in the series, but this one particularly intrigued me as one of ...

Pros: Fun telling of the story of Joseph
Cons: None

This entry in the VeggieTales series was originally released in 2003. I hadn't watched it since it first came out, but decided to stick it in again in preparation for the newest release, Moe and the Big Exit, ...

Pros: Great family friendly movie with a message of Biblical proportions.
Cons: none.

Veggie Tales' The Ballad of Little Joe is another excellent example of Big Idea production's ability to take a story out of the Bible and make it come alive for children and adults alike. This story, based on the popular Old Testament Bible Story ...

Pros: catchy music, Veggie Tales, humor
Cons: songs will stick in your head

I first got to see this when I was doing Children's Church. Basically, it is the story of Joseph and is coat of many colors. However, due to a promise made, it had to be western with French peas. (I'll leave it there.)

It has some catchy tunes, and the humor is bound to give you a chuckle. The music video in the middle will stick in your head for hours at a time as you laugh about it.

I'd definitely recommend this for children.

Pros: Thank God for this good Christian childrens entertainment.
Cons: It could stand to be longer, can't think of any real cons

My children, 3 and 4, love Veggie Tales and I love that it teaches them good Christian values. It gives me hope that there is such good entertainment like this for children, considering the other junk that is out there. The music is very catchy, the characters are memorable. This is one childrens movie I don't mind watching over and over.

Pros: The movie was filled with fun.
Cons: Little Joe was bigger than his older brothers.

Little Joe tells the story of Joseph with a western twist. Little Joe is played by Larry the Cucumber. His brothers are jealous of him so they throw him in a pit and sell him into slavery.