VeggieTales: Lord of the Beans (2005)A lesson in using your gifts told in a manner of JRR Tolkien's classic "The Lord of the Rings." Director:Mike NawrockiWriter:Phil Vischer |
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VeggieTales: Lord of the Beans (2005)A lesson in using your gifts told in a manner of JRR Tolkien's classic "The Lord of the Rings." Director:Mike NawrockiWriter:Phil Vischer |
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Phil Vischer | ... |
Bob the Tomato /
Archibald - Billboy Baggypants /
Mr. Nezzer - Randolf /
Jimmy Gourd - Leg-O-Lamb /
Pa Grape - Grumpy /
Mr.Lunt - Ahem /
Lead Scallion - Scaryman
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| Mike Nawrocki | ... |
Larry the Cucumber - Ear-O-Corn /
Jerry Gourd - Other Elf /
Chief Elder /
Cockney Eagle
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Lisa Vischer | ... | |
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Joe Spadaford | ... |
Lead Spork
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| Tim Hodge | ... |
Umbrella Boy
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Charlotte Jackson | ... |
Elf Girl - Miss Achmetha
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Ally Nawrocki | ... |
Girl Pea
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Charles R. Vollmer | ... |
Additional Voices
(as Charles Vollmer)
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J. Chris Wall | ... |
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Andy Youssi | ... |
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Brian Roberts | ... |
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In this adventure, Toto Baggypants (Junior Asparagus) inherits a magical bean from his uncle Billboy (Archibald Asparagus). With the help of a group of friends, Toto embarks on a quest to find out what his gift is for. Written by BMJ
This is a really great movie! I watched it with my three-year old brother, and he loved it. Anyway, I was curious to watch this because I wanted to see how closely it resembled Lord of the Rings. I'm a nerd, okay? And it is very similar. Almost word-for-word, well, not quite. And the music is really fascinating and eerily similar to the Trilogy.
Some scenes are a bit confusing for younger kids, but the message is pretty clear (people's gifts and how they don't get to choose them, but can choose what they do with them). I laughed and (shamefully) enjoyed it.
Big Idea is a really great company, and I like the work that they do. I learned a few things myself from this movie!
So I'd suggest it to anyone with kids 6 and under. Definitely!