Veggie Tales: The Ballad of Little Joe - A Lesson in Trusting God

Hodge

Overview

The story of "Joseph and the Coat of Many Colors" is retold with a western spin in this installment in the popular Veggie Tales series of religious-themed children's entertainment. Veggie Tales: The Ballad of Little Joe recasts Joseph as a cucumber cowboy put through a test of a faith as he travels to Dodge Ball City.

Product Details

Release Date:	02/19/2019
UPC:	0191329091944
Original Release:	2003
Rating:	NR
Source:	Universal Studios
Region Code:	1
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	0:38:00

Special Features

Audio Commentary ; Behind the Scenes; How to Draw the Characters: Little Joe, McPotighar; Art Gallery; Progression Reel; Trailers, Sneak Previews ; Veggie/Little Joe Trivia; Interactive Storybook: "Bob Lends a Helping Hand"; Sing-Along Songs; Family Fun Activity: "Minefield"; Tummy Ache Dreams Activity; Hidden Easter Eggs

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Technical Credits

Tim Hodge

Director

Editorial Reviews

The VeggieTales bunch offer another bonanza of faith-based food for thought as they tackle the "tricky" question "If God loves me, why do bad things happen?" Taking a cue from the reverently funny musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Larry the Cucumber stars as Jacob's favorite son, whose great organizational ability and vest of many colors arouses the jealousy of his brothers (the French-accented peas). But Joseph's faith never wavers as he is abandoned by his scheming siblings, bought by desperados ("You'd better come to your senses," an Eagles-savvy Joseph inevitably cautions), and betrayed by a jealous pizza parlor singer in Dodge Ball City. Whether you see this 35-minute tale as a generous fleshing out of the Genesis passage or an abridgement of the Timothy Rice-Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, its theme of forgiveness hits the bull's eye. It wouldn't be VeggieTales without silly songs, and this one offers a ditty featuring the line, "If life makes you a lemon, have some more root beer," as well as a number entitled "Belly Button," featuring Larry as part of a boy band called Boys in the Sink.