Comments about ‘Living Scriptures get makeover on 25th anniversary’

Animation history is something of a hobby of mine, and I found it interesting when this article said: "by the same company that worked with Disney."

I feel that is a bit mis-leading. The company itself has never worked with Disney, individuals from the company have. Big difference.

None the less, it's fun to hear that they are restoring these films. The animation is decent for being from the 1980's.

One day I'd love to see "Prince of Egypt" quality animated Book of Mormon films with someone from the First Pres. over looking it. Now THAT would be cool!

I think VeggieTales do a much better job of telling the story as it really is without any exaggerations, additions, (mis?)interpretations, and such.
Living Scriptures is very disappointing to me and I regret the price we paid for these. They're good to have, but could've been better.

@azgal - VeggieTales does embellish. After all, since when does a chocolate bunny factory have anything to do with Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego (Rack, Shack and Benny)?

The Living Scriptures has done an amazing job of bring scriptures to life as well.

From the audio versions to the animated ones, Living Scriptures has done a wonderful job. Are they as complete as the scriptures themselves? No, but they bring the scriptures to life and help one learn how to picture in one's mind other stories one reads in the scriptures.

I've been spiritually blessed by the products -- just pulled out my old cassette New Testament tapes the other day -- and personally benefitted by the time I spent working for the company 25 years ago. I learned things about faith and love and overcoming fear that continue to bless my life.

Jared Brown is an American success story and a Mormon success story, and someone I greatly admire.