The King of Kings,' from Angel Studios and starring Oscar Isaac as Jesus Christ, is too visually generic and heavy-handed to transcend its genre.

With Easter just around the corner, we could all use a reminder to avoid the worldly temptations of jelly beans and plastic eggs and focus on the holiday’s true meaning: sticking it to King Arthur.

Angel Studios' faith-based animated film is already racking up ... and focus on the holiday’s true meaning: sticking it to King Arthur. It’s the mid-1800s and Charles Dickens (Kenneth Branagh ...

Seong-ho Jang’s The King of Kings is an ambitious animated film that seeks to combine biblical storytelling with literary nostalgia. Loosely inspired by The L ...

Loosely based on Dickens’ “The Life of Our Lord,” “The King of Kings” has already broken the opening box office record set by ...

in one of the opening scenes of Angel Studios’ new animated film “The King of Kings.” With his vivid creativity and ...

The makers of “Sound of Freedom” move into family animated productions by distributing ... Davis), a rambunctious boy obsessed with King Arthur and the Knights of the Roundtable (a myth ...

If it’s not about a king, then I’m not interested!” This is the defiant yet adorable response of Walter Dickens, the son of master storyteller Charles Dickens, in one of the opening scenes of Angel ...

Oscar Isaac stars in an adaptation of the life and times of Jesus Christ, with computer animation that makes all your favorite Bible characters look like bobble-heads.

The original score of The King of Kings is composed by Kim Tae-seong. The soundtrack album was released digitally on April 11 ...