Parents need to know that like all VeggieTales productions, this story is based on Christian beliefs. In this case, the central Bible verse is James 4:17, which the VeggieTales translates into the idea that not helping others when you know you should is wrong. These kid-friendly parables don't feel "preachy," so non-Christian families will also be able enjoy them. Families who aren't religious may want to fast-forward through the opening and the end, where the verse is repeated.
Positive messages:Huck risks losing his homestead to help rescue Big Jim. Tom learns that sometimes by not helping someone, you are actually hurting them.
Violence & scariness:Dooley has his lumberjacks cut down all the trees they can see for profit and wrongfully forces Big Jim to work for him against his will.
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Veggietales is AWESOME! This isn't the best one they have done, but it certaintly isn't the worst. I am 13, and I still watch Veggietales A LOT! It RULES!