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Celebrate the sacred joy of Easter 2025 with films that boldly proclaim the truth of Christ’s love, sacrifice, and resurrection. At Worth It or Woke, we’ve handpicked a collection of Easter movies that honor the heart of the Christian faith, free from woke distortions or secular agendas. These films, perfect for the Easter season, inspire spiritual reflection and family unity, whether you’re watching at home or visiting theaters. From epic biblical stories to family-friendly tales and powerful testimonies of redemption through Jesus, our list includes MPAA ratings, release years, streaming platforms, and concise descriptions to guide your choices. Discover the best Christian movies for Easter and make this holy feast a time of worship and inspiration. Timeless Easter Classics and Family Favorites for Spiritual Reflection The King of Kings (Angel Studios) Rating: PG (MPAA) Year Released: 2025 Where to Watch: Currently playing in theaters (check local listings via Angel Studios’ website or Fandango). Description: From Angel Studios, The King of Kings is an animated retelling of Jesus Christ’s life, directed with heartfelt care, that showcases his birth, teachings, miracles, and transformative impact on his disciples, culminating in his death and resurrection. Trivia: Angel Studios’ star-studded hit has made history by earning $19 million in its opening weekend, surpassing The Prince of Egypt’s $14.5 million debut in 1998 — the previous record for the biggest opening weekend for an animated biblical film. The Ten Commandments Rating: G (MPAA) Year Released: 1956 Where to Stream: Available to rent or buy on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Fandango at Home. Description: No Easter movie list is complete or valid without this awe-inspiring epic, directed by Cecil B. DeMille and starring Charlton Heston as Moses, who rises from Egyptian prince to God’s chosen deliverer. Leading his Hebrew people from slavery through the parted Red Sea to receive the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai, Moses’ journey, with Yul Brynner as the defiant Pharaoh, captivates with its grand scale and groundbreaking effects. Trivia: DeMille’s final film was a box office titan, earning over $65 million initially (equivalent to $600 million today) and remaining a perennial Easter TV staple. Ben-Hur Rating: G (MPAA) Year Released: 1959 Where to Stream: Available to rent or buy on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, YouTube. Description: Charlton Heston shines as Judah Ben-Hur, a Jewish prince betrayed by his Roman friend Messala (Stephen Boyd) and enslaved, in this stirring epic directed by William Wyler. Seeking justice, Ben-Hur’s journey intersects with Jesus Christ’s life, culminating in a breathtaking chariot race and a soul-stirring encounter with the crucifixion. The film’s massive sets and 11 Oscar wins showcase its majestic scope. Trivia: Ben-Hur was the most expensive film of its era at $15 million, grossing $74 million initially, and its chariot race remains one of cinema’s most iconic sequences. The Prince of Egypt Rating: PG (MPAA) Year Released: 1998 Where to Stream: Available on Peacock, or to rent/buy on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV. Description: This vibrant animated masterpiece from DreamWorks, directed by Brenda Chapman and Steve Hickner, features Val Kilmer voicing Moses, a prince of Egypt who discovers his Hebrew roots and answers God’s call to free his people. With Sandra Bullock as Miriam and a stirring score, the film vividly depicts the plagues and Red Sea parting, making it a family-friendly gem for Easter. Trivia: The film’s animation, blending traditional and CGI techniques, was groundbreaking, and its song “When You Believe” won an Oscar, boosting its $218 million global box office. The Passion of the Christ Rating: R (MPAA) Year Released: 2004 Where to Stream: Available on Amazon Prime Video, Peacock, or to rent/buy on Apple TV, YouTube. Description: Directed by Mel Gibson, this unflinching portrayal of Jesus Christ’s final 12 hours stars Jim Caviezel as the Savior, enduring arrest, trials, and a harrowing crucifixion before his glorious resurrection. Its raw intensity and focus on Christ’s sacrifice make it a powerful meditation for Easter. Trivia: Made for $30 million, it grossed over $612 million worldwide, becoming one of the highest-grossing R-rated films ever, despite its Aramaic dialogue and subtitles. The Greatest Story Ever Told Rating: G (MPAA) Year Released: 1965 Where to Stream: Available to rent or buy on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, YouTube. Description: Directed by George Stevens, this reverent epic stars Max von Sydow as Jesus Christ, tracing his life from Bethlehem’s manger to his miracles, teachings, crucifixion, and resurrection. With a star-studded cast including Charlton Heston as John the Baptist, its sweeping cinematography exalts the Gospel story. Trivia: Filmed in stunning 70mm, it used iconic American landscapes like Utah’s deserts to stand in for Judea, though its $20 million budget made it a box office underperformer at $15 million. Yogi the Easter Bear Rating: Not rated (suitable for all ages) Year Released: 1994 Where to Stream: Available to rent or buy on Amazon Prime Video, YouTube. Description: This charming Hanna-Barbera special, voiced by Don Messick as Yogi Bear and Greg Burson as Boo-Boo, follows the duo’s quest to save Easter when the Easter Bunny is kidnapped. Their lighthearted adventure ensures Jellystone Park’s egg hunt delights kids, making it a fun Easter pick. Trivia: Originally a TV special, its simple animation and short 46-minute runtime make it a nostalgic, family-friendly addition to Easter viewing. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Rating: PG (MPAA) Year Released: 2005 Where to Stream: Available on Disney+, or to rent/buy on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV. Description: Directed by Andrew Adamson, this enchanting adaptation of C.S. Lewis’s classic stars Tilda Swinton as the White Witch and Liam Neeson voicing Aslan, the Christ-like lion. Four siblings enter Narnia through a wardrobe, joining Aslan to defeat evil and restore hope, a perfect allegory for Easter. Trivia: Grossing over $745 million worldwide, it was a massive hit, with its elaborate CGI and New Zealand sets bringing Lewis’s Christian-inspired world to life. It’s the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown Rating: G (MPAA) Year Released: 1974 Where to Stream: Available on Apple TV, or to rent/buy on Amazon Prime Video, YouTube. Description: This delightful Peanuts special, created by Charles M. Schulz and directed by Phil Roman, features Vince Guaraldi’s iconic jazz score and voices like Todd Barbee as Charlie Brown. Linus trusts the Easter Beagle to deliver eggs, but when Snoopy’s alter ego is late, the gang takes Easter into their own hands, spreading joy in a heartwarming tale of faith and friendship. Trivia: Aired annually since its CBS debut, this 25-minute special is a beloved Easter tradition, with Schulz’s gentle humor reinforcing simple Christian values like hope and community. Big George Foreman: The Miraculous Story of the Once and Future Heavyweight Champion of the World Rating: PG-13 (MPAA) Year Released: 2023 Where to Stream: Available on Netflix, or to rent/buy on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV. Description: While not a traditional Easter film, this uplifting biopic, directed by George Tillman Jr., stars Khris Davis as George Foreman, who rises from poverty to boxing glory, then retires to preach Christ’s love after a spiritual awakening, only to return and reclaim his title. Forest Whitaker co-stars in this powerful story of redemption through faith, offering a unique perspective for Easter reflection. Trivia: The film highlights Foreman’s real-life ministry, including his Houston church, and earned a solid $39 million globally, resonating with faith-based audiences.The post 10 Best Christian-Friendly Easter Movies for 2025: Must-Watch Films for Faith and Family first appeared on Worth it or Woke.

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