I Will Go and Do

Name: I Will Go and Do
Genre: Musical
Released: 2003-10-27
Rating: 8.1
Cast: Jared M. Young, Joy Gardner, Larry Bagby

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2003

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8,1/10

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaSpencer can't stay focused in Primary. His teacher shows him how to use his imagination to make the stories come alive. This is Spenser's musical version of Nephi and his brothers as they re... Ler tudoSpencer can't stay focused in Primary. His teacher shows him how to use his imagination to make the stories come alive. This is Spenser's musical version of Nephi and his brothers as they return to Jerusalem to get the Plates from Laban.Spencer can't stay focused in Primary. His teacher shows him how to use his imagination to make the stories come alive. This is Spenser's musical version of Nephi and his brothers as they return to Jerusalem to get the Plates from Laban.

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8,1/10

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Nephi: [in song] My brothers, Laman, Lemuel and Sam / Well, they're the best / They always try so hard to make things fun!
Laman: I hate you!
Nephi: I love that one!

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Followed by David & Goliath (2005)

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3/10

Cute for kids but that's about it

Cute as entertainment for its target audience of Primary kids, but definitely neither deep nor profound. The brass plates story for a Saturday morning cartoon audience. The "cute factor" wears off quickly for adult viewers. Some songs are catchy, but most seem a bit long. The Utah Valley accents and inflections, the costuming and sets and character names in the modern portion outside the BoM narrative ("Spencer Anderson", "Sister Larsen") all betray the Wasatch Front myopia that continues to afflict "Mormon cinema." Maybe that's just savvy marketing to a known target customer base who wants only what's familiar. Maybe it's ignoring potentially wider distribution that could result if the production looked a little less Utah-centric.