I admit, I watched this little cartoon expecting much glee and unintentional humour. It's only six minutes long, no more than a "Tom & Jerry"-clip and it's on YouTube so I didn't expect to loose anything.
Keep in mind, this is brought to you by Ray Comfort, the man who makes a living from trying to convince people that god designed the banana so that you can hold it more 'comfortably' (no pun intended) Let's not bother talking about the artistic quality (the animation makes "My Little Pony" seem like Disney's "Cinderella") and cut right to the chase: Meet "Mr. Nice Guy" (voiced by former child-star and now professional crank Kirk Cameron). He's so nice that he'd be the first in line, presumably after having died, to go to heaven. But he's got dark secrets: Mr. Nice Guy is also a liar, has stolen candy when he was a kid, physically looks at other women and has used the phrase "Oh my god!" in anger.
That's correct. He's a liar, a blasphemer, a thief and an adulterer. Mr. Nice Guy tries to talk himself out by claiming not to be as bad as other people (say, Hitler and the KKK), but the narration will have none of it. After all, we're not talking petty things, but not living "up to god's standards". And there will be no "god will forgive me" for Mr. Nice Guy either. Come Judgement Day, he'll eternally suffer torture that not even the most brilliant producers of splatter-movies would be able imagine. That's the bad news. The god news: subjecting himself to Jesus, obeying the bible and spreading his faith might save Mr. Nice Guy from eternal pain. That's only four of the six minutes; the rest is Kirk Cameron trying to haggle his merchandise (bibles and Comforts books about how Science got it all wrong because, you know, Science is blasphemy).
So why am I bothering to write a review for this tripe? Good question. Better question: Why is this even on IMDb? If this is featured here, why isn't every commercial ever produced, be it for Coca Cola, Budweiser or Snake-Oil-Medication featured? Why not recruiting videos from the middle-east, asking you to join the Taliban, ISIS or Al-Quaida? 0/10
Keep in mind, this is brought to you by Ray Comfort, the man who makes a living from trying to convince people that god designed the banana so that you can hold it more 'comfortably' (no pun intended) Let's not bother talking about the artistic quality (the animation makes "My Little Pony" seem like Disney's "Cinderella") and cut right to the chase: Meet "Mr. Nice Guy" (voiced by former child-star and now professional crank Kirk Cameron). He's so nice that he'd be the first in line, presumably after having died, to go to heaven. But he's got dark secrets: Mr. Nice Guy is also a liar, has stolen candy when he was a kid, physically looks at other women and has used the phrase "Oh my god!" in anger.
That's correct. He's a liar, a blasphemer, a thief and an adulterer. Mr. Nice Guy tries to talk himself out by claiming not to be as bad as other people (say, Hitler and the KKK), but the narration will have none of it. After all, we're not talking petty things, but not living "up to god's standards". And there will be no "god will forgive me" for Mr. Nice Guy either. Come Judgement Day, he'll eternally suffer torture that not even the most brilliant producers of splatter-movies would be able imagine. That's the bad news. The god news: subjecting himself to Jesus, obeying the bible and spreading his faith might save Mr. Nice Guy from eternal pain. That's only four of the six minutes; the rest is Kirk Cameron trying to haggle his merchandise (bibles and Comforts books about how Science got it all wrong because, you know, Science is blasphemy).
So why am I bothering to write a review for this tripe? Good question. Better question: Why is this even on IMDb? If this is featured here, why isn't every commercial ever produced, be it for Coca Cola, Budweiser or Snake-Oil-Medication featured? Why not recruiting videos from the middle-east, asking you to join the Taliban, ISIS or Al-Quaida? 0/10