Soul Will Help Your Kids Discover Their “Spark”Īccording to Soul, someone’s “spark” is the thing that makes their life worth living. These scenes will give you and your kids a chance to imagine together what God included when he made them unique, if they think God really has a factory or something else, what ingredients they think God used to make them so funny or smart.Īlthough this movie does not take a specifically Christian stance on what a soul is or isn’t, parents can take this time to remind their kids that God made the whole world, they are “ fearfully and wonderfully made,” and that God lovingly created them for a purpose. Soul asks the question “What makes you, you?”-and it will be so much fun to imagine with your kids how they think God specially made them. Soul Will Give Your Family Fun Opportunities to Talk about God Here are 5 things parents should know about the movie Soul. Crosswalk was able to gain extra insight into the film in an interview with its director Pete Docter, and its producer Dana Murray. True to their strengths, this colorful children’s movie is just as much for the parents as it is for kids. Now, in his desperate attempts to switch places with 22 (Tina Fey) to get back to his old life on Earth, Joe is faced with questioning the purpose of his life, if his dream was really enough to fulfill him, and what life is really about. When it seems like his dream is finally in his grasp, all of a sudden he finds himself in the ethereal Great Before, becoming a mentor to a not-yet-born, stubborn soul named 22, who was not ready to come to Earth yet. Joe spends his days as a middle school band teacher, but all he wants out of life is to become a professional jazz musician. That’s what happened to Joe Gardner (Jamie Foxx), Soul’s loveable protagonist. Imagine you just received news that your lifelong dream is finally coming true-but after one unfortunate misstep into a New York City manhole, you landed yourself in the Great Beyond, a bridge of sorts before the afterlife.
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