It was a bright and sunny day in Bumblyburg...until Dr. Flurry came to town! This chillin' villain wants to freeze the entire city....in fear! This job is too big for LarryBoy to handle alone, so he turns to The League of Incredible Vegetables for help!
Thingamabob (Bob the Tomato), S-Cape (Mr. Lunt), Vogue (Petunia Rhubarb) and Ricochet (Junior Asparagus) are up for the task, but find that their own fears make them vulnerable to Dr. Flurry's icy grip. Will they remember to turn to the One who is bigger than all their fears - before the whole town ends up on ice? Find out in this super-heroic new VeggieTales episode with a lesson in handling fear!
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The Leage of Incredible Vegetables Is Unstoppable!!!| Posted October 02, 2012
At last, Veggietales is back with their fourth film featuring LarryBoy! But for this new episode, the job at hand is too big for LarryBoy alone, so Alfred calls on the League of Incredible Vegetables for their assistance.
All is well in Bumblyburg until Junior Asparagus and his friends at the town's science museum notice that the museum's fear dart has been stolen! Having just learned that this weapon was designed by a mad scientist and that it has the capibilities to paralyze a victim through their worst fear, the kids become terrified. Before they know it, LarryBoy arrives on the scene to stop the minion penguins from existing the museum with the tool, but the penguins are too powerful for him alone. When neither LarryBoy nor police officer Scooter are able to stop the penguins by themselves, LarryBoy calls for extra help. The job is not too hard for the League of Incredible Vegetables!
When Junior Asparagus is on the scene watching the battle between good versus evil, he wonders at how their super suits keep the super veggies from harm. But when it becomes apparent that his throw of a snowball could save the entire league, Junior suddenly becomes a hero and is asked to be the team's first-ever junior member. At first daunted by the prospect, he accepts after he hears that he will get his own super suit.
The League of Incredible Vegetables DVD explores the tiny and big fears that we all have, but how we do not have to give in to that fear. Junior Asparagus -- or shall I say Ricochet -- learns that first hand, when his super suit fails him and he must rely on God to avoid fear and Dr Fluery's freeze rays. I loved how Veggietales tackled fear like this for their young audience. It makes it very plain and simple -- all you need to resist fear is to remember that God is always with you and that He is your protector. They emphasize Psalm 56:3 ("When I am afraid, I will put my trust in You") several times throughout. Along with this, they make it obvious that each of the super veggies' superpowers is needed to help the others; thus, helping one another becomes the second lesson very evident from the film.
There are plenty of "incredible" aspects about The League of Incredible Vegetables film. For one, there are practically all-new scenes and locations, which is very cool. The LarryBoy cave, super vehicles, super suits, badguys, and more make the film very captivating. And a Veggietales film would not be a Veggietales film without good ol' humor, and they add plenty of that throughout. One of my favorite scenes is when Ricochet is trying out the super suits to see which one he likes best. Most of the results are disastrous until Petunia Rhubarb (AKA "Vogue") takes the wheel from Alfred! Another hilarious aspect would be Dr. Fluery's absent-mindedness a few times. Things such as this helps keep the film interesting throughout.
Another fantastic element of this show is the outstanding music! First, the Newsboys performance of the theme song is a great outro for the show during the credits (the music video is an extra feature on the DVD) but it is also featured throughout the film whenever the veggies use a superpower or arrive to combat the evil villain. The silly song, "Supper Hero" is humorous as well, though I wouldn't call it one of the funniest ever. It portrays Jimmy Gourd wanting to join the League of Incredible Vegetables as the "Supper Hero," the one who eats the others' food.
All in all, The League of Incredible of Vegetables is faith-based as always, and has a great message of combating your fears with the Word of God. Add to that the fascination of the unconquerable League of Incredible Vegetables and you have another fantastic film from Veggietales! Who knows what they will come up with next? Hopefully a sequil to this film will be in the works soon!
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