Bilal: A New Breed of Hero

Animation based on a true story of Bilal Ibn Rabah, an Ethiopian slave born in Mecca, (580-640) who became a companion to the Prophet Muhammad and the first Muezzin to call for pray.Lovely use of graphics and story but lacked something. There is no mention of Islam or Muhammad only referring to a new belief of equality and freedom from what I recall.

Okay so, I'm so glad there's a movie out there specifically on The Great Bilal; however:1. Not all of these events are true and some have not been portrayed.2. Without having an understanding on the history of what happened during the prophets time on earth, this movie may be confusing.3. Portrayal of Safwan is just wrong, he ends up being a Muslim and for him to be shown as so evil isn't okay.4. You show Ali Ibni Abi Talib's (as) face. Some Muslims will find this to be an offence.Don't get me wrong I admire the creativity, the idea, the effort for the beautiful graphics, of this movie; unfortunately, this is not something I personally can get behind.

Love this movie! One of my all time favourite animated movies, it serves a beautiful lesson to all, be brave, stand for what you believe in, be just, be kind, help others, treat people like your equals and don't spread hate! Need more movies like this! Bilal is an inspiration and definitely the type of person I would want my kids to grow into over an ironman or batman any day!

A true masterpiece. This movie is for everyone regardless the age or gender or religious belief. This movie will always be my one of the most favourite animated movies of all time. The movie clearly depicts the inequality, injustice, oppression, deceptions and greed of the humanity & society which sadly still exists today. We all should work towards to create a better society and if we are truly honest and determined then one day may be we will be able create a better society for all of us.

Great films with an accurate description of historic events. With what is happening with racial inequality it highlights where Islam doesn't judge by the colour of your skin.

Nice animations yet i found it pretty boring and stopped watching it after about 10 mins. It’s pace is too slow relative to other anime films

Constantly goes on about equality, set in the middle east a few hundred years ago, trying to preach something that really isn't an issue in our age unless people allow it to be an issue. Sick of films like this, virtue signalling about nothing other than to pander to a snow flake audiance.Shame on you Amazon (may as well be Netflix), another reason why my renewal will not be happening.

Wow, What is this film? was expecting some light in weight hero story with a message shoe horned in. What I got was a deep, thought provoking and well assembled classic.Some of the villains' where cliché, but that was about it with the expected, everything else was a a surprising delight. Great film