0:13 seeing this and knowing how it all ends makes me so sad every time 😢. Like Ramses was more than willing to forgo all royal decorum and just lift Moses in a giant hug in front of the court ❤❤ And then he just looks completely disgusted by Hotep and Huy’s interruption 😂
the 90s and 2000s consistently made the most visually stunning and probably best animated movies of all time... sad that disney, pixar and dreamworks are now resting on their laurels that are quickly shrivelling into dust
@@Babybigchill yeah the japanese are so well cultured in that they almost always make art first to impress and then to make money like their video games which always have flowing stories that fit the situation and don't push unrelated messages and even their crappy games like deadly premonition are full of quirks that somehow flow
@@Silver77cyn yeah i saw road to el dorado the other day (it also made me think about sinbad from 2003) and they just don't make them like that anymore
@@cabezadepija7318 lmfao bro the fact that I came clicked on this comment just so I can name road to el dorado, sin bad, and treasure planet as examples just to see you named two of them makes me happy that people fondly remember those movies like me.
Rameses was probaly stoked to announce a huge banquet to celebrate Moses return and formally introduce him to his nephew who he knows would love Moses’s big playful personality a lot more than he liked hotep and huy
In all fairness, that is basically how they were raised. The Pharaoh was essentially a deity in the flesh. Especially if he lived to like 50. Since they were inbred and most didn’t. But they raised the next one in line to believe they were the reason Egypt either survived or didn’t. If he didn’t keep the gods happy, it was his fault that Egypt went to hell, basically. He was the ultimate power over life and death. “I am the morning and the evening star” is probably not something that would’ve been said, but the people of Egypt did see their pharaoh as the reason for everything.
crazy how this scene made the later half of the movie so heartbreaking because everything else aside, Ramses DO see Moses as his true brother even after knowing his origin and all, which makes the 10 disasters scene truly terrifying because Moses felt the same way towards Ramses and had to do all those terrible things, to his "former people", to his brother, in order to let his people go, idk if it's intentional or not but god damn it's beautifully sad
Notice when hotep and huy reminded him that there is an outstanding desth sentence on Moses rameses looks visably annoyed. Rameses was probably very upset his father declare the death sentence for Moses if he was ever found. Now that he is pharaoh he can finally pardon him.
Because Moses didn't want this. He didn't seek it out. God sought him out. He was the instrument of his wonders. He knew the once prince of Egypt would be destined to lead his true people out of suffrage and into freedom. Moses had to put his feelings aside, like many of God's prophets had done before and would do after. And Moses, despite not being raised a Hebrew, knew it was what the Hebrews needed.
It's also the bitter truth people need to accept because eventually if a loved one is standing in the way of what is right then you have to let them go and do what you must for your future, especially if they refuse to change for better.
@@ntbored7727 after rameses son died? Moses is mourning the loss of his nephew. I’m sure Moses wished he would have been able to get to know him and have a positive relationship with him.
LOVE LOVE LOVE how their was no smoke and mirrors with Moses trick....vs the magicians who they looked more like practical effects the whole time. This movie man...
Bingo! It was harder to catch as a kid even when this used the red powder to make fake blood at the river scene... but as an adult, the whole thing is very apparent as one giant sham.
Rameses was surly devastated when seti ordered Moses executed when or if he was found. Having them inturrupt such a joyous moment to bring it up definatly rubbed him the wrong way and was the perfect opportunity to do something he wanted to do for a long time…formally pardon Moses.
@chgaming5059 I’m sure Ramses isn’t very fond of them as they would hover over he an Moses when they were pulling pranks an stuff an tell their father on them
0:36 the pissed look on rameses face when he is reminded of the outstanding death sentence on Moses. Rameses was probaly mortified that seti sentenced his brother to death if he was ever found and the last thing he wanted was his bumbling advisors to ruin a heartfelt moment to bring it up.
What is interesting about this scene is that the priests loose. Yes they make a show, have an impressive song and musical number. Yes they do let it seem as if they actually summoned two cobras, and everyone is impressed. And over that, everyone misses that moses' staff, wich by the way turned into a KING cobra, a serpent that eats other serpents kills those two, proving that they would ultimatly fail.
Indeed, then everyome can see the snake turns BACK into a staff. No matter how colorful or flashy words are, actions always speak louder. So at the end of the day, there's only one snake left and it wasn't Egyptian.
Ramses hugging Moses is so wholesome, and making essentially everything that follows heartbreaking and devastating to watch. They truly love each other, yet they are fundamentally different and destined to be enemies.
@Nicholas_Chen_ It kind of reminds me of everything going on in the world now and how so many families are breaking up because they have different principles.
@@melvinfranco2142 I like to imagine them either rolling eyes or finding it amusing. All these tricks and lights and spectacle to prove a point, meanwhile moses just presents the staff to the pharaoh and God works his wonders without the need for fanfare or a show.
I love how the two priests performed the slight of hand blinding everyone and then pulling out 2 snakes whereas Moses had his in the view of everyone without the mumbo-jumbo
You'll notice how the two magic goons needed so much fanfare, smoke and mirrors to pull this off...while God, through Moses, needed nothing to display his might. He did so in full view of the people with no shades, covers, or anything extra, just His own power.
@derekintheph8935 What do you mean? I adored this movie as a kid as much then as I do now. This movie made me fascinated with ancient Egypt as an 8 year old
@@escape7557 I see what they mean; I also adored the movie as a kid, but I have newfound appreciation for it now that I understand the complexities and narrative messages in the movie. I also appreciate the visuals now more than I did when I was younger. We can all agree this movie is timeless
@jetzx100 Well, I understood the foreshadowing and complexities even then as you say. I was a kid that really like theater an stuff even as a really little kid. I was never the smart cookie when it came to math an stuff but I suppose I had an emotional intelligence. I suppose this may have been the movie to awaken that in me. I just figured the brotherly conflict between Moses and Ramses was the reason other people liked it too.
@ to be fair I wasn’t really a bright kid hahah, I’m so glad this movie has still maintained it’s beauty to this day from back. And it’s great to hear how it awakened you when you were younger, I bet it did the same with other young’uns of the time. I still get that same nostalgic feeling everytime I see something from this movie. Looks like I’m going to rewatch it again this weekend!
@jetzx100 I’m sure you were very bright as a kid. I wasn’t saying that to make myself sound like some genius. In fact I have adhd, am terrible at organizing and math. There are different kinds of intelligence. Everyone has there own superpower. Mine just happens to be that I’m more observant of people I suppose. Im sure you were very sharp in other ways growing up.
The more I read about history the more heartwarming their reunion seems. Every society on earth from this point to perhaps a century ago ran on protocol that got more and more absurd the higher you go, and here the divine god-king of Egypt is like "BROOOOOO!!!"
yall hear the murmur of the people the whole time while Moses and Ramses are talking??? I swear....in 2024 we should be having 2D animated movies on another level.
They should do more of this kind. Maybe a story about Abraham, the title would be “The Friend of God” or “The Father of Faith”. Maybe one about Queen Esther, “The Queen of Persia”. I would watch them.
What about a movie about the story of Samson, the judge who has super strength as long as his hair isn't cut, and how he took the Phillistines down with him? I imagine the title to be, "The Strength of God", or something along those lines.
I wish they didn’t have to be enemies. Moses kept warning and trying to help Rameses but he refused to listen cause he doesn’t want to be seen as a weak link like his father told him he was, and that stuck on him.
This scene was beautiful and so upsetting at the same time knowing what's going to happen Ramses was never evil, he has done evil things, but he loved his family. Even after all these years, he instantly recognized his brother, he leaves his throne and casts away all formalities to give his long lost brother a hug in front of everyone. He instantly pardons him of all his crimes and is ready to welcome him back into royalty as the Prince of Egypt. It's genuinely a tragedy that things couldn't have turned out differently. Just the way these two go back to being kids for a brief moment upon seeing each other, it's just something that's so real
Love the smoke and mirrors effect details. It gives the illusion of them turning staff into snake while hinting that they are just fakes. Meanwhile Moses turned his staff into snake before their eyes with the power of God.
It’s amazing how much pride they have in themselves that they need all those followers and borrowed power from MANY of the Egyptian Gods to do what Moses could do alone with the power of God himself.
The good ending of this movie (what if scenario) Moses: my God commands me to to command u to let my ppl go Ramses: ok anything for my brother Moses: wait what? Moses ppl: wait what? Ramses ppl: wait what? God: wait what?
I seen the sign of Scorpio and my jaw dropped. I'm not on the Astrology "what's your sign, moon, etc. stuff" bandwagon, but I just bought an empty journal to journal my feelings and speak to God, with my sign on it, simply because it had my sign on it and nothing more, and now I'm second guessing my harmless "involvement". Like, I don't practice it, but is the sign and the few Necklaces I have harmful. I never got bad vibes from it because I only I've never been interested and never turned to astrology for answers. I rely on God, especially in recent months. I view it as one of those things that associates with my birthday, but I don't let it impact or dictate my life.
There is a greater theme to the snakes fighting and eating each other than most people realize. It’s not just symbolic of smoke and mirrors vs actual miracles, but also the very literal power imbalance between God and the gods. One doesn’t need to show himself to others to be powerful, only speak and weave his wonders through one person. The gods on the other hand constantly make themselves out to be far more powerful and scary than they actually are, and they enact their will through multiple people to give themselves the semblance of control. Moses snake eating the two snakes represents God eventually destroying their religion, and his enduring through the ages, while theirs disappears.
I side with the Hebrew people, even if I don't believe in theirs or any other god. What makes this conflict so sad and believable is that none of the brothers wanted it, but none of them could let go either without sacrificing what they believed their people needed.
2 goons needing to close the windows, smokes, and covers just to pull it all of and moses just showed a hard stiff sitck turn into King cobra in a whole crowd, no distractions needed, just god's power all the way.
I love brotherly relationships this one was one of my favorites…… Until things separated them from each other….it could have ended differently……but you should always put things in Gods hands.
The Egyptian priests looking at the literal king cobra that was just a stick 0.40000 seconds ago: Oh, how adorable. Let's show this so called "God" a true lesson in power. God: They do know this is a king cobra. A snake that exclusively eats other snakes. I wonder if their "gods" ever teach them something called "karma".
Imagine your god bestows a heavenly boon on you in an effort to demonstrate to others the legitimacy of your religion, only for somebody who sees it to go "damn that's crazy" and start teleporting. Like yeah no wonder Yahweh hit them with the plagues after this, I'd be scared of taking half-measures too after a blowout like this.
Its funny how religion nowadays has no real proof with most "miracles" being explainable in some way but then you have stories like this where someone without any clear tricks makes a stick perfectly stand upright and turn into a snake but its deemed fake by the onlookers. If shit like that happened IRL I wouldnt deny the existant of a hihger power like that XD. Cant realy explain away a stick becoming a snake after all.
As opposed to the rest of Western media which portrays sexuality, sensuality, dark humor, violence, war, and other such vices as a form of entertainment?
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0:31 I love Ramses' look. It's like, "I'm having a moment with my dear brother who disappeared years ago. It better be important."
He's so pissed off.
😂
This comment is one of the absolute best I've ever read.
It's sad because he truly loved his brother yet fate put them on opposite sides.
Right it’s so funny😂 I love how human all the expressions are in this Masterpiece of a movie❤
Ramses is easily one of this movie’s many great highlights.
0:13 seeing this and knowing how it all ends makes me so sad every time 😢. Like Ramses was more than willing to forgo all royal decorum and just lift Moses in a giant hug in front of the court ❤❤
And then he just looks completely disgusted by Hotep and Huy’s interruption 😂
I always thought this too
Especially since Ramses loves him but that’s a choice had to mak
Yeah it's funny how happy that scene was the first time I watched it, and how heartbreaking it is every time after that.
the 90s and 2000s consistently made the most visually stunning and probably best animated movies of all time... sad that disney, pixar and dreamworks are now resting on their laurels that are quickly shrivelling into dust
@@Babybigchill yeah the japanese are so well cultured in that they almost always make art first to impress and then to make money like their video games which always have flowing stories that fit the situation and don't push unrelated messages and even their crappy games like deadly premonition are full of quirks that somehow flow
God I wish they would go back to making 2-d animated movies again! 😭
@@Silver77cyn yeah i saw road to el dorado the other day (it also made me think about sinbad from 2003) and they just don't make them like that anymore
@@cabezadepija7318 lmfao bro the fact that I came clicked on this comment just so I can name road to el dorado, sin bad, and treasure planet as examples just to see you named two of them makes me happy that people fondly remember those movies like me.
@@youngsimba318 they definitely made them all worth remembering
When two grown men see each other after so many years. And in a brief moment, return to the boys they once were.
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Rameses was probaly stoked to announce a huge banquet to celebrate Moses return and formally introduce him to his nephew who he knows would love Moses’s big playful personality a lot more than he liked hotep and huy
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@@leerogish7223 Good observation
I know Rameses did horrible things, but his DELUSION is hilarious!! "I am the morning and the evening star" 😂😂😂😂 BFFR!!
Wasn't it said that pharoahs were treated as the reincarnation of horus? Yea he's delusional but the ppl do believe he's a god made flesh
In all fairness, that is basically how they were raised. The Pharaoh was essentially a deity in the flesh. Especially if he lived to like 50. Since they were inbred and most didn’t. But they raised the next one in line to believe they were the reason Egypt either survived or didn’t. If he didn’t keep the gods happy, it was his fault that Egypt went to hell, basically. He was the ultimate power over life and death.
“I am the morning and the evening star” is probably not something that would’ve been said, but the people of Egypt did see their pharaoh as the reason for everything.
crazy how this scene made the later half of the movie so heartbreaking because everything else aside, Ramses DO see Moses as his true brother even after knowing his origin and all, which makes the 10 disasters scene truly terrifying because Moses felt the same way towards Ramses and had to do all those terrible things, to his "former people", to his brother, in order to let his people go, idk if it's intentional or not but god damn it's beautifully sad
Notice when hotep and huy reminded him that there is an outstanding desth sentence on Moses rameses looks visably annoyed. Rameses was probably very upset his father declare the death sentence for Moses if he was ever found. Now that he is pharaoh he can finally pardon him.
Because Moses didn't want this. He didn't seek it out. God sought him out. He was the instrument of his wonders. He knew the once prince of Egypt would be destined to lead his true people out of suffrage and into freedom. Moses had to put his feelings aside, like many of God's prophets had done before and would do after. And Moses, despite not being raised a Hebrew, knew it was what the Hebrews needed.
It's also the bitter truth people need to accept because eventually if a loved one is standing in the way of what is right then you have to let them go and do what you must for your future, especially if they refuse to change for better.
And then when moses broke down on the stairs after speaking with Rameses
@@ntbored7727 after rameses son died? Moses is mourning the loss of his nephew. I’m sure Moses wished he would have been able to get to know him and have a positive relationship with him.
The way Moses' cobra devoured the other 2 snakes should have been a sign to Pharaoh's clowns that they were completely outmatched here.
The Priests: yOuR PlAyInG wItH the BiG bOYz NoW!
Meanwhile God's king cobra: Omm nom nom nom!
@Kamina.D.Fierce LOL😂😂😂
@@Kamina.D.FierceLmao 😂
They were not snakes, they were crocodiles if you read the Hebrew text.
@danpena10565 , tan-een.
Venomous serpent, jackal, crocodile, or sea monster
Essentially a dangerous creature. Symbolically, a serpent.
LOVE LOVE LOVE how their was no smoke and mirrors with Moses trick....vs the magicians who they looked more like practical effects the whole time. This movie man...
Bingo! It was harder to catch as a kid even when this used the red powder to make fake blood at the river scene... but as an adult, the whole thing is very apparent as one giant sham.
1:58 just look at them, charlatans.
I like how Ramses is so pissed off when the High priests interrupting there reunion
Same 😂😂
I'd never noticed that before. Not till seeing this video. Idk, maybe it was the close-up.
Rameses was surly devastated when seti ordered Moses executed when or if he was found. Having them inturrupt such a joyous moment to bring it up definatly rubbed him the wrong way and was the perfect opportunity to do something he wanted to do for a long time…formally pardon Moses.
@chgaming5059
I’m sure Ramses isn’t very fond of them as they would hover over he an Moses when they were pulling pranks an stuff an tell their father on them
0:36 the pissed look on rameses face when he is reminded of the outstanding death sentence on Moses. Rameses was probaly mortified that seti sentenced his brother to death if he was ever found and the last thing he wanted was his bumbling advisors to ruin a heartfelt moment to bring it up.
Their brotherhood was a beautiful treasure, i lament its loss.
What is interesting about this scene is that the priests loose.
Yes they make a show, have an impressive song and musical number. Yes they do let it seem as if they actually summoned two cobras, and everyone is impressed.
And over that, everyone misses that moses' staff, wich by the way turned into a KING cobra, a serpent that eats other serpents kills those two, proving that they would ultimatly fail.
Indeed, then everyome can see the snake turns BACK into a staff.
No matter how colorful or flashy words are, actions always speak louder. So at the end of the day, there's only one snake left and it wasn't Egyptian.
Not proving but foreshadowing they would fail
Ramses hugging Moses is so wholesome, and making essentially everything that follows heartbreaking and devastating to watch. They truly love each other, yet they are fundamentally different and destined to be enemies.
@Nicholas_Chen_
It kind of reminds me of everything going on in the world now and how so many families are breaking up because they have different principles.
Moses' face throughout the whole thing is probably what God was also thinking that moment. "Are these two clowns serius?"
Exactly I bet God was thinking the same thing to be exact saying are these two guys serious right now?
@niahart8028 What would a conversation between God and his angels about the two Egyptian priest's terrible ritual look like?
@@melvinfranco2142 I like to imagine them either rolling eyes or finding it amusing. All these tricks and lights and spectacle to prove a point, meanwhile moses just presents the staff to the pharaoh and God works his wonders without the need for fanfare or a show.
😂😂
I love how the two priests performed the slight of hand blinding everyone and then pulling out 2 snakes whereas Moses had his in the view of everyone without the mumbo-jumbo
God must be wondering how these priests didn't realize that He's the more superior power here.
0:23
The way Moses hugged him back.
🥺🩷🩵
I just can't. (╥﹏╥)
You'll notice how the two magic goons needed so much fanfare, smoke and mirrors to pull this off...while God, through Moses, needed nothing to display his might. He did so in full view of the people with no shades, covers, or anything extra, just His own power.
They ask Moses to be their Acolyte specifically to learn how he did it.
It’s a cartoon
0:26 Until you remember why he's there. Then the awkwardness kicks in. Tragic really.
As an adult this movie is so much better
@derekintheph8935
What do you mean? I adored this movie as a kid as much then as I do now. This movie made me fascinated with ancient Egypt as an 8 year old
@@escape7557 I see what they mean; I also adored the movie as a kid, but I have newfound appreciation for it now that I understand the complexities and narrative messages in the movie. I also appreciate the visuals now more than I did when I was younger. We can all agree this movie is timeless
@jetzx100
Well, I understood the foreshadowing and complexities even then as you say. I was a kid that really like theater an stuff even as a really little kid. I was never the smart cookie when it came to math an stuff but I suppose I had an emotional intelligence. I suppose this may have been the movie to awaken that in me. I just figured the brotherly conflict between Moses and Ramses was the reason other people liked it too.
@ to be fair I wasn’t really a bright kid hahah, I’m so glad this movie has still maintained it’s beauty to this day from back. And it’s great to hear how it awakened you when you were younger, I bet it did the same with other young’uns of the time. I still get that same nostalgic feeling everytime I see something from this movie. Looks like I’m going to rewatch it again this weekend!
@jetzx100
I’m sure you were very bright as a kid. I wasn’t saying that to make myself sound like some genius. In fact I have adhd, am terrible at organizing and math. There are different kinds of intelligence. Everyone has there own superpower. Mine just happens to be that I’m more observant of people I suppose. Im sure you were very sharp in other ways growing up.
Say what you will about rameses but he truly loved his brother and before this scene he was willing to do anything to keep him safe
0:31 Ramses literally has had enough of them and he was like "what was it again?"
I watch this movie like 100 times when I was a kid that I sing all the songs as well! ❤
The chanting of the Eqyptian gods in the background goes mad bonkers
2:05 the way he said it seems like when you mom accepts the drawing you gave as a child.
So true 😂 I love the personality in the voices also it’s so cool that’s the voice of Voldemort
A little heartbreaking brothers turned enemies.
0:31 inside Ramses mind: *"by the gods... i'm so close to have those two idiots to be mummified alive"*
The more I read about history the more heartwarming their reunion seems. Every society on earth from this point to perhaps a century ago ran on protocol that got more and more absurd the higher you go, and here the divine god-king of Egypt is like "BROOOOOO!!!"
Still one of the best animation movie ever produced !
I feel like Moses was expecting to confront Seti and not his brother
2:23 They are looking so evil here! Just like: "Aha, we always wanted to bully this man, it's our one chance, so let's take it!"
This is how you know dream works fell off hard, making absolute bangers like this to making the frickin boss baby😭
This is the best musical number ever lol.
ILOVE that movie I am literally right now putting my head on a pillow with their pillowcase 😅
This movie is so peak 😭🙏
yall hear the murmur of the people the whole time while Moses and Ramses are talking??? I swear....in 2024 we should be having 2D animated movies on another level.
Hotep and Huy's faces are priceless when Rameses said Moses is innocent.
They should do more of this kind. Maybe a story about Abraham, the title would be “The Friend of God” or “The Father of Faith”. Maybe one about Queen Esther, “The Queen of Persia”. I would watch them.
And "Noah's Ark".
@@omundodovini3774 Maybe the title could be “God’s Promise” or something like that
Who is the queen of Persia?
@@whidoineedthis Esther
What about a movie about the story of Samson, the judge who has super strength as long as his hair isn't cut, and how he took the Phillistines down with him?
I imagine the title to be, "The Strength of God", or something along those lines.
I really regret how these two's relationship ended. Best of brothers
Moses standing against his brother who was in the wrong, took some incredible strength.
0:55 la cara de moisés demuestra como es que se lo digo jajaja jajaja
My favorite part in the movie - the lyrics are different in Brazilian Portuguese but so good and fitting (the priests sing "Our Gods can Do More")👍
Nice reunion between brothers. And amazing how he made his stick turn into a snake. Back when magic existed
I wish they didn’t have to be enemies.
Moses kept warning and trying to help Rameses but he refused to listen cause he doesn’t want to be seen as a weak link like his father told him he was, and that stuck on him.
That snake is like.
Snake. What’s going on 😮
This scene was beautiful and so upsetting at the same time knowing what's going to happen
Ramses was never evil, he has done evil things, but he loved his family. Even after all these years, he instantly recognized his brother, he leaves his throne and casts away all formalities to give his long lost brother a hug in front of everyone. He instantly pardons him of all his crimes and is ready to welcome him back into royalty as the Prince of Egypt.
It's genuinely a tragedy that things couldn't have turned out differently. Just the way these two go back to being kids for a brief moment upon seeing each other, it's just something that's so real
It's been a long time since I watched this movie
Its sad how moses sends the plauges to his brother same as my cousin we fight eachother this story is faithful and sad😢
Best Dreamworks movie ever 👌
Love the smoke and mirrors effect details. It gives the illusion of them turning staff into snake while hinting that they are just fakes. Meanwhile Moses turned his staff into snake before their eyes with the power of God.
It’s amazing how much pride they have in themselves that they need all those followers and borrowed power from MANY of the Egyptian Gods to do what Moses could do alone with the power of God himself.
All that to produce two snakes😂
That just crumbled.
The good ending of this movie (what if scenario)
Moses: my God commands me to to command u to let my ppl go
Ramses: ok anything for my brother
Moses: wait what?
Moses ppl: wait what?
Ramses ppl: wait what?
God: wait what?
Masterpiece
3:17 Osiris?
*knew what was coming and stayed out of it 😉
2:41 that symbol…
What is it?
@@Guilherme-de7yw they create masons symbol
@@Guilherme-de7yw let's just say, my peanits
Uh-oh it really scary 😨 😂
You know Halloween what you guys be for Halloween
I seen the sign of Scorpio and my jaw dropped. I'm not on the Astrology "what's your sign, moon, etc. stuff" bandwagon, but I just bought an empty journal to journal my feelings and speak to God, with my sign on it, simply because it had my sign on it and nothing more, and now I'm second guessing my harmless "involvement". Like, I don't practice it, but is the sign and the few Necklaces I have harmful. I never got bad vibes from it because I only I've never been interested and never turned to astrology for answers. I rely on God, especially in recent months. I view it as one of those things that associates with my birthday, but I don't let it impact or dictate my life.
Ramses seems like a chill dude but he let his dumb heritage get in the way
There is a greater theme to the snakes fighting and eating each other than most people realize. It’s not just symbolic of smoke and mirrors vs actual miracles, but also the very literal power imbalance between God and the gods. One doesn’t need to show himself to others to be powerful, only speak and weave his wonders through one person. The gods on the other hand constantly make themselves out to be far more powerful and scary than they actually are, and they enact their will through multiple people to give themselves the semblance of control. Moses snake eating the two snakes represents God eventually destroying their religion, and his enduring through the ages, while theirs disappears.
I side with the Hebrew people, even if I don't believe in theirs or any other god.
What makes this conflict so sad and believable is that none of the brothers wanted it, but none of them could let go either without sacrificing what they believed their people needed.
Huy and Hotep are just manipulating Ramses to do what they want but they're cowards and bullies.
4:20
Snake: >:P
2 goons needing to close the windows, smokes, and covers just to pull it all of and moses just showed a hard stiff sitck turn into King cobra in a whole crowd, no distractions needed, just god's power all the way.
2:04 he’s so dense omg.
Play it in 2x.
I love brotherly relationships this one was one of my favorites……
Until things separated them from each other….it could have ended differently……but you should always put things in Gods hands.
imagine god was like "aight, bet" and transformed the snake into a mongoose
4:25 This evil laughter gives me creeps...
Es como ver a Megatron y Optimus Prime, no sé así lo veo
I had sincere sympathy for Ramses
Wasn’t Moses royalty? Why would he need to be punished?
He killed a man and was second in line for the throne. He doesn't have the same protections as Ramses
Ramaseys is still the most sympathetic vilian in anything ever lol
Still funny how Moses snake ate theirs
Ramses really did love Moses could have killed him so many times but didn't until the very end he tried after god killed his son
This pains me
They rlly performed all of that just for them to lose
There gods is no match to the true god of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob
God is great
Funny part about this whole movie is that we've actually found no evidence of Hebrew slaves kept by Egypt.
Just read the real Exodus in the bible, Ramses would have been surprised at most to see him back.
1:52 Powers and habilities of Moses: Faith giving omnipotence of God himself.
- Heroes wiki.
Putting a post-modern/Western spin on an ancient historical confrontation that took place. 😑
But the priests are... THEIR GODS LOOK TO HAVE POWER TOO! Well... Then this is a battle of gods.
The Egyptian priests looking at the literal king cobra that was just a stick 0.40000 seconds ago: Oh, how adorable. Let's show this so called "God" a true lesson in power.
God: They do know this is a king cobra. A snake that exclusively eats other snakes. I wonder if their "gods" ever teach them something called "karma".
Kneel? NEVER!!
JESUS IS KING.
Your parlor tricks dont impress me.
this is moses, not jesus
@@I_have_goals clearly.
I see no isn't why not?
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Imagine your god bestows a heavenly boon on you in an effort to demonstrate to others the legitimacy of your religion, only for somebody who sees it to go "damn that's crazy" and start teleporting. Like yeah no wonder Yahweh hit them with the plagues after this, I'd be scared of taking half-measures too after a blowout like this.
Whatever do you mean, sir?
so cool man ans who cares on it?
Its funny how religion nowadays has no real proof with most "miracles" being explainable in some way but then you have stories like this where someone without any clear tricks makes a stick perfectly stand upright and turn into a snake but its deemed fake by the onlookers.
If shit like that happened IRL I wouldnt deny the existant of a hihger power like that XD.
Cant realy explain away a stick becoming a snake after all.
Ramses is great than moses in thes world these is not greater brother' like this
Ah crap, not a musical
Its so sad that i was watching a movie about the hebrew god when i ws a child...so evil propaganda ....
Tf are you talking about, this movie is fire
and you never grew up...really sad
As opposed to the rest of Western media which portrays sexuality, sensuality, dark humor, violence, war, and other such vices as a form of entertainment?
@@JohnDoe-wt9eki feel that this is good, if it’s to convey an important messages, and obviously to shown to kids
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I'm not even religious, yet this movie was absolutely brilliant and heartbreaking!! 🤍