But they did deserve it. Enslaving a race of people after murdering all of their newborn sons so that they cannot retaliate with war is not what I would call innocent or common. I do agree with you on how they aren't portrayed in such a cliche way. I really do like that part. ✌
John Trolsten not all of them. Slaves are and were only owned by rich people. So really all those average citizens were innocent and not deserving of this kind of this punishment. At most they should be scolded for not fighting for the rights of fellow living beings.
I'm a Christian but I didn't come here to argue or start a debate with anyone. I'm here to listen to one of the greatest sounding songs of my childhood and appreciate the absolutely GORGEOUS animation. I mean LOOK that all of this! This was the movie that got me into the animation industry and art period, it still holds up as one of the most phenomenally hand-animated films of all time, seriously underrated
+dominic garcia I am not a Christian, but this is still one of my favorite childhood movies. The animation, story and music are all just too good, and I'd love to see what this studio could do with other Bible stories.
+Jailyn Elcock As a former Christian, this has always been my favorite movie. It may not be biblically/historically accurate, but they did an amazing job with it. I know they made another about Jacob and his story, but are those the only 2 they did? As an atheist, I don't believe any of this ever happened, but I love mythologies, so I'm kind of glad that the bible was written.
Ramases is one of the best villains, because you hate to hate him, compared to joker from the Dark Knight. With Joker, I almost enjoyed watching him being evil. With Ramases, I am mixed in that I feel sad for him, even though he is so bad and consumed by pride. Even when he is defeated you want him to be happy. That's why he is an incredible villain.
I know right? The story is very complex in that aspect because as much as he's a villain, he beleives that he is justified, as a leader and also as a brother who feels betrayed to do what he had to do Its really messed up that his son had to die though
Yep, and that is exactly how he is portrayed in the Bible. If he were to be some evil maniac, it would not serve the same didactic purpose. The point of the Exodus is for G-d to demonstrate his power to the Jews and show them that they are His people, who G-d fears have lost faith in Him. In addition, we are reminded that the Egyptians were also G-d's children, and we regret what had to happen to them because of Pharoah's cruelty.
Personally, I didn't think Ramases was evil or a villian. Even before he was pharaoh, the Israelites were already slaves as Egypt. He continued what his predecessor did because he was taught that the Israelites were nothing compared to the Egyptians and that if they were given equal rights as them, they would take over Egypt. What he did was just to follow what he was taught. In the case of freeing the Israelites, he was hurt and confused on why Moses wanted them free when they were taught the same things about them. So he took his stand on what he believed was good for his people instead of listening to Moses. Besides, why would he listen to a god he didn't believe existed or was even real? In the end, I just feel sad for Ramases, becuase despite of what happened in the movie, he still loved Moses. He was conflicted about fighting him. And he even welcomed him back to Egypt with open arms! But as a pharoah, he has his duty to the people and to his ancestors.
+Micah Goldson In the Bible is worse because in the final days God makes Ramses insensitive so he can keep on delivering the plagues. Such a dickmove on God's side tbh, because Ramses was starting to change his mind and bend to it, but God wants to demonstratr the power by completing all the threats. It is one of my least favorite portrayals of God in the Bible.
It is bizarre that this film has been forgotten. Back at release, it was some groundbreaking stuff, and achieved a Guinness World Record for the amount of time and work put into the animation. The Red Sea scene alone took over a year's worth of labour to complete. If I had to guess, the reason this film was swept under the rug was because Toy Story became a hit and Pixar proved that CGI animation could be done. You might notice that since Toy story, traditional animation has faded into near extinction because CG is arguably cheaper and quicker. A hand-drawn masterpiece like Prince of Egypt took over 4 years of work and 350 artists from 35 different countries.
Even though Toy Story came out before Prince of Egypt, I hear what you're saying. There's been non-stop 3D animated films ever since. The other reason this movie has been largely ignored is due to the religious discrimination against the Bible.
it took a back seat because most people are filled with hate in their hearts and they don’t want to give recognition to anything if it religious, specially Christian/Jewish. even though you don’t have to be religious to enjoy this movie and it’s beautiful scores!! although being religious makes this movie so much more special.
ThoseTolerableNoobs no, not selfish, more raised in the belief that as pharao you´re the son of the sun, and such can´t do anything wrong. so you could say, he was raised to develop a god complex.
That last note never fails to give me chills. One of the things I like most about this particular adaptation is the focus on the relationship between the brothers. It's a powerful addition with lots of good drama, and it doesn't detract from the source material at all.
Dreamworks should at least try to go back doing 2d. Don't get me wrong, I love all of their 3d movies, its just that, like disney, their 2d animation was flawless, inspiring, devoted, and even magical. Plus, i'm kinda tired of all the 3d shit right now.
Thought I was the only one. All the 3D ones seem like they all have a similar plot line and it makes me not want to watch Disney movies. I haven't seen the movie "Moana", but it annoys me when I hear that there's a song in the movie that just repeats her name over and over. This just proves that millennials are very conceited and everything is "me me me". They made a "song" just saying the girl's name. Got annoyes typing the Moana part,.
The only 3d animated movies that have really impacted me is the How To Train Your Dragon franchise. Yes, a dreamworks movie, not disney. Most disney movies are way overrated in my opinion. Frozen just proves my point. The Httyd franchise is a beautiful work of art that needs more appreciation, with it's amazzinggg soundtrack, INCREDIBLE animation and just overall heart and willingness to GO THERE and get dark. Those movies hold a special place in my heart.
molly x i think the new disney movies r overrated but i think alot of the old disney movies from the 90s and early 2000s are underrated. like hunchback of notre dame
"Then let my heart be hardened, and never mind how high the cost may grow, this will still be so: I will never let your people go" why does this line get to me??
Hi there , i might have been a bit late for the reply . But you know what i was thinking the same , i don't know why but i heard it like 15 times by far . It really rings in my mind repeatedly . By the way , how are you ! May you be safe in the middle of this pandemic .
A very late reply, but seconding the idea of pride, particularly pride to a point of fault (hubris). For me also, it's such a human failure too. Because it's Ramases doubling down and refusing to change his mind. Personally, I grew up religious and that's what I watched this in context of originally (ie the Pharoah is the "bad guy") so I think that also makes me think of it as a tragedy from Ramases' point of view. Because you're watching his brother who he cared about and now believed hates him call into question everything he's stood for and is, and inevitably you know it's all going to come down. His people are suffering presently and he declares that's not enough to change. And the story ends with Moses "winning," his people are ultimately free, and Ramases is left alone, without his brother and without his son (which I think this film does a good job of showing that he actually cares for his son past just being a bloodline).
bryant argueta I'm really tired of these "Real story behind the myth" movies. There is nothing interesting about making a story that's based around myth and legend into a story about a normal guy that does normal things.
This song breaks my heart :( The fact that Moses is suffering because he never wanted to hurt Rameses and Rameses thinks Moses hates him is just heartbreaking. It makes me remember that the first time that Rameses screamed "Moses" was because he didn't want Moses to leave, and the last time he screamed his name was because he was totally devastated.
I ADORE. this movie. My mum being probably the most Catholic mum let me watch this as a tiny kid and I just watched it over and over again, not mainly because of my faith, but mainly because of how amazing the animation and music is! It still kinda frightens me though, like it did when I was younger.
My mum did too. Also Catholic, this was such a great addition to my childhood. Because she let me watch this I grew up with a fantastic representation of what it must have been in real life, not to mention exposing me to the amazing music movies like this have to offer!
I'm Catholic too! As with you guys, we watched this film an awful lot as children. It scared me slightly then, and still does. I never forget the story, or the lessons it has to teach.
Slygon because fuck tards these days will think it brings on religious views, and sure it might, but now we have many other religions that will get a sore ass about seeing it on tv.
***** but god made us in his image correct? shouldn't we be free of faults as well? or is God faulty? nothing is free of fault. and we can criticize whatever we wish.
***** and yet, his moral compass is all wrong, feelings of jealousy, no remorse for the dead. and basically no forgiveness. sounds almost like the human race doesn't it? perhaps "god" isn't as incomprehensible as you thought. yes, we may not be equal to him. but we share characteristics with him. the bible even goes on to state that there are things that not even god can do. as he created the universe in 6 days. he rested on the 7th. meaning god has a limit to his power. he has feelings of jealousy, he has feelings of anger, god has feelings of love, but even then he has flaws. and the bible states that not even god, can be perfect.
I know this song and the movie are about religion - but as a child I only saw this as two brothers struggle with difference - I had no clue it was about religion until I rediscovered it when I was much older. Even if you don't agree with overall theme of the movie - you have to admit this is one of the greatest pieces ever created :)
I like your comment but this not about religion. They didn't have religion in mosses time. It's either you listen to god and be his people or you didn't and be curse. No religion. No Christians, no Muslim, no Jehovah witness, no Jewish, etc. Only his people of Israel( by the way Israel is English and they were Hebrews).
You got it right from the beginning, unlike many adults in this comment section. Though it features some religious elements, like faith, it's mainly a story about two brothers
The line " And even now I wish that God had chose another. Serving as your foe in His behalf was the lasting that I wanted" always get me. You can feel the pain in that line because he truly didn't want to do this to his brother but because of his faith he has to do it.
+axel leroy Why do you need to take offense at a word that was neither aimed at you, nor described anything that isn't perfectly natural and even essential for human survival?
3:26 I love the symbolism you see fire raining down and fire is usually associated with rage which is clearly what he feels 3:28 You see 2 terrified children then Moses who clearly is scared himself and doesn't want this These subtle symbols is one of many great things in this movie
"This was my home...all this pain and devastation, how it tortures me inside." This gets me right in the feels, man. You realize how Moses must have been hurting so much seeing his his home of 40 years being destroyed.
This movie was made perfectly. Notice how the statue of Horus the sun God who is like the chief of all the Egyptian gods starts crumbling at the end. I guess it signifies the fall of the Egyptian empire
+Bird Scott listen ik u probably think all this isn't true because there's no actual proof. and ur right, because(I'm not gonna tell nothing wrong) the bible has been changing for the last 10000000 etc years 😂.but god understands how u feel because us as humans never experienced anything like this moses clip. and the reason for that is sin. Sin is something WE HUMANS ALL HAVE AND WERE BORN WITH IT EVEN U. but rn I'm running out of time if u want to talk to me or call me about this I'll give the number myself
I think the point is that most Christians forget that this story is about the Jews escaping Egypt, which is a problem when Christians keep discriminating against Jews.
This is a very powerful movie, and kind of scarred me as a child. Watching the relationship of the two brothers suddenly turn to a disaster, seeing the fear and pain, the visuals, songs, I just hid wherever I could, still... I watched this movie as many times as I could. I wanted to get used to it. This is life, very painful, not sugarcoated.
Just those people though. No one else who was ever "oppressed for years" had seven supernatural disasters unleashes on their ennemies. No this makes sense.
God helped a lot of other people, but you probably don't want to hear anything, since you'll just argue the defense no matter what. I simply stated my opinion, I wish this to go no further. Good day, may your life be filled with love.
Love this movie. I would definitely show it to my kids because it helped me understand a very important part of the Bible even better than just reading the story. Wonderful visuals and a great soundtrack, too!
I remember having a crush on Moses in this movie when I was young, hahaha (he was good looking). 😊! This is by far my favorite Bible story after the story of "Queen Esther of Susa". They both have deep lessons behind them. I think that the Moses story teaches a leader not to abuse power and my other favorite "Queen of Esther" story is about knowing that family comes first and that people who have bad intentions (like the man Haman who wanted to take away the Kings power wanted to purposely remove, and wanted him to get rid off out of his life his closest people dearest to him to make him weak (one of them would turn out to be the person that he loved which was Esther).Then take his place, but of course Good always wins in the end! A great movie to watch, about Esther's life story that I love is "One Night With The King" I highly recommend it! I think that the Bible teaches us to trust in God and most importantly let's us know that God is always protecting us.🙏💙
I don't know why people insist on saying their religious views, all you need are ears and a brain to enjoy this. Also eyes actually, the animation is fantastic!
i am so late to this, but this movie absolutely entranced me as a child. i’m not the most religious person, this movie was always about two brothers who’s differences in their views in the world tore them apart. it always made me upset me how moses never wanted to hurt the person he knew as his brother. how he still had to hurt him and his people because his god wished for him to do so. i wish this movie got the recognition it deserved.
I'm 17 and I love this film! I wish dreamworlds and disney would go back to this type of animation. They are better than most of the movies out there these days like frozen, home, despicable me, and big hero 6
It's funny how DreamWorks can touch the religious side but Disney doesn't have the balls to do it, because of their rep and afraid. DreamWorks is so underrated!
Are you familiar with Disney's "The Hunchback of Notre Dame"? specifically the songs "God Help the Outcasts" and "Hellfire". If watch them you will see Disney is quite familiar with portraying religion.
am I the only one who thought this scene(the plagues) was (and still is) so freaking EPIC everyone seems to say they where scared of that scene as a child. I mean, I remember rewinding just to watch that scene over and over again like 10 times ("deliver us'" and "playing with the big boys now"where my other two favorites) the only scene that really freaked me out was the scene where Moses ran around looking at the hieroglyphs of babies getting eaten by crocodiles
Nope it really is epic and the music and lyrics are amazing too. Yeah the crocodile scene used to scare me but the scene where the Angel of death is passing through Egypt was the scariest to me haha
Lisa Meow I know right, this is my favorite childhood movie, by far. Oooooh I remember that scene, it used to make me sad, that white light was mesmerizing though
+NekoNekoOtaku same! Along with Joseph, King of dreams. Yeah it's is sad, especially when you hear the wailing at the end but it also is kind of beautiful
Come to enjoy an epic animated song- get self proclaimed historians and self righteous Atheists and Theists. Guess I shouldn't look at the comments anymore.
The same logic can be applied to your comment too... I came here to enjoy the music and I see your whining. The senseless bickering and arguments are why the comment section exists and plus it's the internet. What I hate more than stupid opinions and arguments is censorship. I'd rather see your whining and the stupid crap you're whining about than have it all censored, like in some parts of the world.
The Lion King is great and all buttt.....this movie would DESTROY broadway 😂😂 one of the few soundtracks that could actually be better then the Lion King. I mean the opening scene and song alone is better then that of the Lion King.
@@Wolfeur I believe it can be enjoyed perfectly without those issues. I, for one, only see it as an all around great movie with a banger of a soundtrack. Don't understand why it should be an issue what it is about.
[Moses] Gleaming in the moonlight Cool and clean and all I've ever known All I ever wanted Sweet perfumes of incense Graceful rooms of alabaster stone All I ever wanted This is my home With my father, mother, brother Oh so noble, oh so strong Now I am home Here among my trappings and belongings I belong And if anybody doubts it They couldn't be more wrong I am a sovereign prince of Egypt A son of the proud history that's shown Etched on ev'ry wall Surely this is all I ever wanted All I ever wanted All I ever wanted [Queen] This is your home, my son Here the river brought you And it's here the river meant To be your home Now you know the truth, love Now forget and be content When the gods send you a blessing You don't ask why it was sent...
I just watched this movie again after 15 years, and I can't stop myself from replaying these songs... This movie made the greatest impression on me as a child but even more now... Compare this recent stories like "Cars" and "Planes"... Those are just sh*t
I love how sympathetic they make Rameses. I don’t like his actions, but I understand his motivations because of the expectations put on him by his father and the Egyptian monarchy.
I loved this movie as a small child and it gave me so much emotion. But now I'm re-watching this from a nineteen year olds perspective and I'm sobbing throughout the whole thing because I mean... It's just so full of pure, raw emotion in the music and the story and ugh... Amazing.
Whether you are religious or not, this story on its own holds up, showing the suffering of having to be an enemy of your own family for what you perceive to be a higher goal.
Strong atheist as is my my dad but he knows a good movie when he sees it clearly as he bought this for me as a child and i watched it non stop. He's always been fascinated by the ancient egyptians understandably and this movie is just beautiful. Annimation, story, soundtrack the lot!
*10 Plagues of Egypt* 1. Turning water to blood 2. Frogs 3. Lice or gnats 4. Wild animals or flies 5. Pestilence of livestock 6. Boils 7. Thunderstorm of hail and fire 8. Locusts 9. Darkness for three days 10. Death of firstborn
I have studied the bible under seminary for 6 years. Studying has pretty much drained out all the wonder I could ever find in the bible, replaced with certitudes about the histories, cultures, societies, origins of people that lived through the biblical times. Thankfully, there are movies like this that still manage to give me such wonders.
CaliberStone You speak as if He wanted to do it for no reason or something petty (like a mafia boss). No, He did so because there was no other way to save the Hebrews.
yashamoto Listen to yourself. You're talking about a supposed all-powerful entity. If this God is all-powerful, he could easily make a way for the Pharaoh's mind to change without hurting the Egyptians. Not only this, but he's also changed people's minds before by appearing to them himself, see Saul turned Paul.
CaliberStone A reply like that only shows your ignorance. God gave us free will for a reason. He would not just will it away. Then it wouldn't be free will at all. He changed the Pharaoh's mind in the end, but Ramses freed the Hebrews of his own will. You understand nothing and I will not waste any more time on trying to explain it to you who are already making something up to throw it back in my face. Good day.
yashamoto Argumentum ad hominem, I see. Again, we're talking about someone who supposedly has unlimited power. If this is the case, he could convince Pharaoh without interfering with his free will. He apparently did something similar to this on the Road to Damascus with Saul who later became Paul. And if you don't have a true rebuttal, I agree. You shouldn't respond back.
The stage play version of the Plagues is worse than the Lion King’s remake of Be Prepared. It’s actually appalling to neuter a song as powerful as this the way they did.
Ramses was voiced by the same guy who was Voldimort ( sorry if spelled wrong) in Harry Potter in the Goblet of Fire, Order of the Phoenix, and The Deathly Hallows Part 1 and 2
Actual conversation between me (aged 10) and my RE teacher: Me: Miss, why did God kill all the firstborns of Egypt- why didn't he just bump off the pharoah? Miss: Because then another one would take his place. Me: Then why not just kill that one- I'm sure that after four or five pharoahs had been killed somebody would have freed the hebrews. Miss: *looks away and pretends not to see me waving my hand in the air constantly throughout the lesson as new points come to me.* 😆
Cj Jc Super just. Killing innocent people who had absolutely nothing to do with the Pharaoh's tyranny and were as much victim of it as anyone else. God is so fair. If He was gonna do that, why didn't He just kill the Pharaoh's firstborn?
Greg Candalez Because I guess the people were okay with slavery... ? to make a bigger impact? and by your logic the pharaoh's kid is inncoent as all the rest... he didn't do anything yet... regardless of what he might have done had he been allowed to grow up
I simply couldn't stop watching this as a kid, one of the best animations I've ever seen. It's story is fantastic, even if it's not all 100% religiously correct, it's music is even better and the animation itself is beyond any animation at the time.
This movie was on my VHSplayer all the time when I was a kid. I came across it one day and rewatched today for the first time since I was perhaps 5 years old and it was so special to me
Definitely! Those last 15 seconds of the songs are absolutely amazing. It's pretty depressing coming on here to just have to see arguments about religion rather than appreciate the bloody song.
I just watched this movie tonight...and the fact of Ramesy's hopelessness has never touched me like this before. This time I cried when he was calling after Moses after the splitting of the sea, and Moses said, "Goodbye brother." In fact, it gave me a little heartbreak right now just typing it. ;(
"Once, I thought the chance to make you laugh was all I ever wanted." dude...
Nezquick that’s how much he loved Rameses. At least, that’s how I read that to mean.
It's like a little brother seeking approval from his big bro. No?
hits right in the feels
Black Power
@@ichheieelsenorandorayashi4824 wtf does black power have to do with anything
I don't care what anyone says, this is THE best Bible movie. PERIOD.
2nd to Sonic The Hedgehog
@@KimidoriGreen lololol
A- yes this will always stand as the best one. I can't think of a better religious movie honestly.
2nd is definitely Joseph King of Dreams but this one will always be my favorite
It's great that it actually takes time to develop the characters
I love how the Egyptians instead of moustache-whirling villains are shown as common people who don't deserve this treatment and punishment.
Damar158 yeah that image of the girl and the child clutching to each other as everyone runs around in chaos haunts me.
+Sacheverell Hughes
Something like that is going to happen again. Gods people are under a curse, it is soon to be uplifted once more.
But they did deserve it. Enslaving a race of people after murdering all of their newborn sons so that they cannot retaliate with war is not what I would call innocent or common. I do agree with you on how they aren't portrayed in such a cliche way. I really do like that part. ✌
John Trolsten not all of them. Slaves are and were only owned by rich people. So really all those average citizens were innocent and not deserving of this kind of this punishment. At most they should be scolded for not fighting for the rights of fellow living beings.
+John Trolsten
Have you read a history book?
Moses: I sung about letting things go before it was cool.
down with frozen! way too overrated and boring. and the songs arent even that good
was... was that a pun...?
Simba did it first
sak lee true
lol
I'm a Christian but I didn't come here to argue or start a debate with anyone. I'm here to listen to one of the greatest sounding songs of my childhood and appreciate the absolutely GORGEOUS animation. I mean LOOK that all of this! This was the movie that got me into the animation industry and art period, it still holds up as one of the most phenomenally hand-animated films of all time, seriously underrated
+dominic garcia I am not a Christian, but this is still one of my favorite childhood movies. The animation, story and music are all just too good, and I'd love to see what this studio could do with other Bible stories.
+Jailyn Elcock As a former Christian, this has always been my favorite movie. It may not be biblically/historically accurate, but they did an amazing job with it. I know they made another about Jacob and his story, but are those the only 2 they did?
As an atheist, I don't believe any of this ever happened, but I love mythologies, so I'm kind of glad that the bible was written.
+Jailyn Elcock OMG BTS!
right
To be fair the Jewish are more likely to complain Catholics take the New Testament more seriously.
I would pay loads to see this live on broadway
It's funny because this is my first time seeing the original and I thought this was from a theatre play or something
YAAAASSSS!!!!!!!
+Khalil Haymour
Uh... Sorry but... this isn't Disney. This is Dream Works.
yes..
yes.
yes.
a live show!!!
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I'm just gonna add that to my list of things I foxy know I needed until right this moment.
That is a fantastic idea
This movie is so underrated, why don't more people know of it? It's amazing.
Flipperlikesdipper 3 years later
Lol
Flipperlikesdipper Right I loved this movie when I was younger and I even watch it now. Such a great movie
@@okeneli7416 Same here. It would probably be really well know if the plot wasn't based on religion.
2:34 Really a powerful quote
This is even more awesome when you realize that this is Batman and Voldemort engaged in verbal combat.
I really wish Rameses had more singing in this. There could have been some real Valjean vs Javert stuff going down.
Christopher Cooperrider lol i was listening to this really loud and my dad was like "is that les miserable?" XD
Yes he does. Val Kilmer doesn't sing in this.
HORRY SHIET
Nah, Val Kilmer had another do the singing voice xD
Ramases is one of the best villains, because you hate to hate him, compared to joker from the Dark Knight.
With Joker, I almost enjoyed watching him being evil. With Ramases, I am mixed in that I feel sad for him, even though he is so bad and consumed by pride. Even when he is defeated you want him to be happy. That's why he is an incredible villain.
One of the many reasons this is a fantastic film.
I know right?
The story is very complex in that aspect because as much as he's a villain, he beleives that he is justified, as a leader and also as a brother who feels betrayed to do what he had to do
Its really messed up that his son had to die though
Yep, and that is exactly how he is portrayed in the Bible. If he were to be some evil maniac, it would not serve the same didactic purpose. The point of the Exodus is for G-d to demonstrate his power to the Jews and show them that they are His people, who G-d fears have lost faith in Him. In addition, we are reminded that the Egyptians were also G-d's children, and we regret what had to happen to them because of Pharoah's cruelty.
Personally, I didn't think Ramases was evil or a villian. Even before he was pharaoh, the Israelites were already slaves as Egypt. He continued what his predecessor did because he was taught that the Israelites were nothing compared to the Egyptians and that if they were given equal rights as them, they would take over Egypt. What he did was just to follow what he was taught.
In the case of freeing the Israelites, he was hurt and confused on why Moses wanted them free when they were taught the same things about them. So he took his stand on what he believed was good for his people instead of listening to Moses. Besides, why would he listen to a god he didn't believe existed or was even real?
In the end, I just feel sad for Ramases, becuase despite of what happened in the movie, he still loved Moses. He was conflicted about fighting him. And he even welcomed him back to Egypt with open arms! But as a pharoah, he has his duty to the people and to his ancestors.
+Micah Goldson In the Bible is worse because in the final days God makes Ramses insensitive so he can keep on delivering the plagues. Such a dickmove on God's side tbh, because Ramses was starting to change his mind and bend to it, but God wants to demonstratr the power by completing all the threats. It is one of my least favorite portrayals of God in the Bible.
It is bizarre that this film has been forgotten. Back at release, it was some groundbreaking stuff, and achieved a Guinness World Record for the amount of time and work put into the animation. The Red Sea scene alone took over a year's worth of labour to complete. If I had to guess, the reason this film was swept under the rug was because Toy Story became a hit and Pixar proved that CGI animation could be done. You might notice that since Toy story, traditional animation has faded into near extinction because CG is arguably cheaper and quicker. A hand-drawn masterpiece like Prince of Egypt took over 4 years of work and 350 artists from 35 different countries.
I love Prince of Egypt.
The film doesn't deserve to be forgotten.
Even though Toy Story came out before Prince of Egypt, I hear what you're saying. There's been non-stop 3D animated films ever since. The other reason this movie has been largely ignored is due to the religious discrimination against the Bible.
it took a back seat because most people are filled with hate in their hearts and they don’t want to give recognition to anything if it religious, specially Christian/Jewish. even though you don’t have to be religious to enjoy this movie and it’s beautiful scores!! although being religious makes this movie so much more special.
Thank you
such interesting information, thank you!
The person who played Rameses has such a great singing voice!!
I KNOW I wish he had more singing parts.He has a powerful voice befitting a powerful character
The actor who voiced him is Ralph Fiennes, who also played Lord Voldemort in the Harry Potter movies.
bigravensfan21 I can't believe he gets the evil antagonistic roles, man!! I'm jealous!!
Ramses isn't evil, he's just been raised to be selfish
ThoseTolerableNoobs
no, not selfish, more raised in the belief that as pharao you´re the son of the sun, and such can´t do anything wrong.
so you could say, he was raised to develop a god complex.
That last note never fails to give me chills. One of the things I like most about this particular adaptation is the focus on the relationship between the brothers. It's a powerful addition with lots of good drama, and it doesn't detract from the source material at all.
Dreamworks should at least try to go back doing 2d. Don't get me wrong, I love all of their 3d movies, its just that, like disney, their 2d animation was flawless, inspiring, devoted, and even magical.
Plus, i'm kinda tired of all the 3d shit right now.
Thought I was the only one. All the 3D ones seem like they all have a similar plot line and it makes me not want to watch Disney movies. I haven't seen the movie "Moana", but it annoys me when I hear that there's a song in the movie that just repeats her name over and over. This just proves that millennials are very conceited and everything is "me me me". They made a "song" just saying the girl's name. Got annoyes typing the Moana part,.
shaBang! Have you SEEN Treasure Planet? That movie ruined any chances of future 2D animated movies from dreamworks
The only 3d animated movies that have really impacted me is the How To Train Your Dragon franchise. Yes, a dreamworks movie, not disney. Most disney movies are way overrated in my opinion. Frozen just proves my point. The Httyd franchise is a beautiful work of art that needs more appreciation, with it's amazzinggg soundtrack, INCREDIBLE animation and just overall heart and willingness to GO THERE and get dark. Those movies hold a special place in my heart.
3D sucks and is overrated and annoying
molly x i think the new disney movies r overrated but i think alot of the old disney movies from the 90s and early 2000s are underrated. like hunchback of notre dame
"Then let my heart be hardened, and never mind how high the cost may grow, this will still be so: I will never let your people go" why does this line get to me??
Hi there , i might have been a bit late for the reply . But you know what i was thinking the same , i don't know why but i heard it like 15 times by far . It really rings in my mind repeatedly . By the way , how are you ! May you be safe in the middle of this pandemic .
Because you can almost relate to his pride. You can understand it even if you don’t agree with it.
A very late reply, but seconding the idea of pride, particularly pride to a point of fault (hubris). For me also, it's such a human failure too. Because it's Ramases doubling down and refusing to change his mind.
Personally, I grew up religious and that's what I watched this in context of originally (ie the Pharoah is the "bad guy") so I think that also makes me think of it as a tragedy from Ramases' point of view. Because you're watching his brother who he cared about and now believed hates him call into question everything he's stood for and is, and inevitably you know it's all going to come down. His people are suffering presently and he declares that's not enough to change. And the story ends with Moses "winning," his people are ultimately free, and Ramases is left alone, without his brother and without his son (which I think this film does a good job of showing that he actually cares for his son past just being a bloodline).
this movie is still better than exodus Gods and kings....
bryant argueta I'm really tired of these "Real story behind the myth" movies. There is nothing interesting about making a story that's based around myth and legend into a story about a normal guy that does normal things.
Jesus AntiChrist lmao true
pvtrichardsonbr OK. Maybe a movie called "Moses does Taxes" would be kinda cool.
10000000x better
+bryant argueta What about Joseph King of Egypt?
The Egyptian Gods really took a backseat during this whole thing.
"Wow, frogs AND locusts? He looks really pissed. I am not getting involved."
They were like "Aight imma head out" and didn't return till the Israelites left.
God really went yeet with the plagues
Their existence was never present here to begin with LMAO
@@emmag6954 Just like “God” too
This song breaks my heart :(
The fact that Moses is suffering because he never wanted to hurt Rameses and Rameses thinks Moses hates him is just heartbreaking. It makes me remember that the first time that Rameses screamed "Moses" was because he didn't want Moses to leave, and the last time he screamed his name was because he was totally devastated.
I always felt sorry for Ramses. Moses is a dick.
@@mamavswild
They're both force to fight against each other.
I'm pretty sure Moses never wanted this.
@@mamavswild Moses did nothing wrong though
@@mamavswild Moses only did what he was told even if he didn’t want to
It's all about Seti I fault, he murdered the children of Israel
I ADORE. this movie. My mum being probably the most Catholic mum let me watch this as a tiny kid and I just watched it over and over again, not mainly because of my faith, but mainly because of how amazing the animation and music is! It still kinda frightens me though, like it did when I was younger.
My mum did too. Also Catholic, this was such a great addition to my childhood. Because she let me watch this I grew up with a fantastic representation of what it must have been in real life, not to mention exposing me to the amazing music movies like this have to offer!
Lol, probably. : )
I'm Catholic too! As with you guys, we watched this film an awful lot as children. It scared me slightly then, and still does. I never forget the story, or the lessons it has to teach.
I remember memorizing all the songs then being proud that I could sing a song in another language. : )
***** English is my first. When I was little I'd sing the Hebrew part of Deliver Us, and the song Ashira L'adonai. : )
Best animated film-Becomes a forgotten classic. and i dont understand why.
because its only shown in religious schools
true
Slygon because fuck tards these days will think it brings on religious views, and sure it might, but now we have many other religions that will get a sore ass about seeing it on tv.
Very true
Whew, i was about to go hulk on your butt until i saw that you said sarcasm
90% came to argue religion
10% came to listen to badass music
yay! I'm the minority!
+Infinity I come for both lol, I critic gods actions. what an evil monster god was.
+HEBREW GENIUS because criticism applies to everybody. even the gods themselves.
***** but god made us in his image correct? shouldn't we be free of faults as well? or is God faulty? nothing is free of fault. and we can criticize whatever we wish.
***** and yet, his moral compass is all wrong, feelings of jealousy, no remorse for the dead. and basically no forgiveness.
sounds almost like the human race doesn't it?
perhaps "god" isn't as incomprehensible as you thought. yes, we may not be equal to him. but we share characteristics with him.
the bible even goes on to state that there are things that not even god can do. as he created the universe in 6 days. he rested on the 7th. meaning god has a limit to his power. he has feelings of jealousy, he has feelings of anger, god has feelings of love, but even then he has flaws. and the bible states that not even god, can be perfect.
I know this song and the movie are about religion - but as a child I only saw this as two brothers struggle with difference - I had no clue it was about religion until I rediscovered it when I was much older. Even if you don't agree with overall theme of the movie - you have to admit this is one of the greatest pieces ever created :)
ITS ABSOLUTE GENIUS.
I like your comment but this not about religion. They didn't have religion in mosses time. It's either you listen to god and be his people or you didn't and be curse. No religion. No Christians, no Muslim, no Jehovah witness, no Jewish, etc. Only his people of Israel( by the way Israel is English and they were Hebrews).
You got it right from the beginning, unlike many adults in this comment section. Though it features some religious elements, like faith, it's mainly a story about two brothers
100%
Well, I watch this movie with the same mind as when I watch Hercules. I look at this as myth-based fiction.
I miss these kinds of movies so much, Spirit. Prince of Egypt, Joseph King of Dreams.. Come back:(
The line " And even now I wish that God had chose another. Serving as your foe in His behalf was the lasting that I wanted" always get me. You can feel the pain in that line because he truly didn't want to do this to his brother but because of his faith he has to do it.
"I'll send my scourge, I'll send my Sword"
"Let my People Go"
"Thus, said the Lord!"
This is the only animated movie that makes cry
How about Lion King?
+James Kraus Same fella, it was this one and the Toy Story films that always put me in tears
+Callum Sweet Big hero 6 for me •-•
+James Kraus
Bro, have you even seen the opening for "Up"?!
No, no I have not.
Sucks the uploader cut it at there, the scene where the darkness sweeps in as if the the statue is actually crumbling is fucking amazing.
why do you need to say fuck
+axel leroy Why do you need to take offense at a word that was neither aimed at you, nor described anything that isn't perfectly natural and even essential for human survival?
+Mike Litoris ha ha good one . FUCK is the most amazing word EVER !!!
+christopher perry no. Fuck actually kinda.... sucks.
+eragonevb FUCK can't suck on it's own , it needs a helping word such as FUCK THIS SUCKS, see?
Out of all the songs I've ever heard from Dreamworks' and Disney's movies, none stands taller or prouder for me than Let my People Go.
Iuiiu
snowflakeflower9 I beg your pardon?
But...but...let it go! Elsa!
Aidan Keogh In my opinion, Heaven's Light/Hellfire is a serious contender.
Actually, pretty much everything from Hunchback (except A Guy Like You).
Laersico Very true. Hellfire is a close second for me.
damn that last harmonized note is so good, as well as the whole song "Let My People Go"
3:26 I love the symbolism you see fire raining down and fire is usually associated with rage which is clearly what he feels
3:28 You see 2 terrified children then Moses who clearly is scared himself and doesn't want this
These subtle symbols is one of many great things in this movie
This character development tho.
"This was my home...all this pain and devastation, how it tortures me inside."
This gets me right in the feels, man. You realize how Moses must have been hurting so much seeing his his home of 40 years being destroyed.
This movie was made perfectly. Notice how the statue of Horus the sun God who is like the chief of all the Egyptian gods starts crumbling at the end. I guess it signifies the fall of the Egyptian empire
i thought rah was their most powerful god
@@saklee1777 yes he was a great architect but after the plague of egypt it began to crumble
Sister ask "can we pick up my friends to go to chucke cheese"?
i look down and sing to her "I WILL NOT LET YOUR PEOPLE GO!!!" lmao
She hates me 😂😂😂
pvtrichardsonbr I approve.
i must pass judgement like that LMAO
That's hilarious
2 years later
Yesssssss lol
when u realize voldemort is Ramses
Rosalie Prill and the moon king in kubo
Rosalie Prill and batman is moses
Rissa Prill
Holy shit, I just realized it now I feel stupid
*stares at screen for five minutes*
i realized that when i watched it again 13 years after my first time watching it and i was sh00k
I'm really urging to sing at the top of my lungs, but everyone around me is asleep. This is so uncool.
realy everyone went to sleep at six
6:00 is too early to go to bed, there's so much light, as soon as it's warm, that's the best time to go play outside
Alana hernandez Eh? When I wrote it it was like 12.00am.
Everybody else has a different time zone... xD
I know, it's so hard to stop myself from shouting out "THUS SAYETH THE LORD!!" at the top of my voice, but everyone is asleep :(
The soundtrack in the movie! Oh my God! It's so good!
Samantha Smith have you heard the sound track for Joseph king of dreams? It's also really dope
i may be an atheist but still i grew up watching this, to me it is just a great movie
What makes u atheist ?
cj mac2g by reading the bible
+Bird Scott listen ik u probably think all this isn't true because there's no actual proof. and ur right, because(I'm not gonna tell nothing wrong) the bible has been changing for the last 10000000 etc years 😂.but god understands how u feel because us as humans never experienced anything like this moses clip. and the reason for that is sin. Sin is something WE HUMANS ALL HAVE AND WERE BORN WITH IT EVEN U. but rn I'm running out of time if u want to talk to me or call me about this I'll give the number myself
cj mac2g i dont believe in sin or god but ty anyways :)
+Bird Scott THEN HOW DID WE COME INTO EXISTENCE OR HOW Did THE EARTH GET HERE PRAISE GOD HE IS REAL
this movie had a bombtastic soundtrack
Christian or not, this movie is for EVERYONE to watch! It has an amazing story and great soundtracks! :)
Chao Flaka Christian? This is a jewish legend u know
Aron Johansson thank you
Yeah, but it's important to both religions. So hey! Both of you are right!
Chao Flaka is a true story God's waiting for you
I think the point is that most Christians forget that this story is about the Jews escaping Egypt, which is a problem when Christians keep discriminating against Jews.
Everytime I see this movie I sing all the songs, and my mom tells me to shut up because I'm being too loud.
Shut up.
I rather not
:) I was being crass. I'm sure you have a lovely singing voice.
Spectre v13 I know you were I always say that to people to tell me shut up, thank you!
Brionna Gayle Also I have a huge confession, I can't stop listening to these videos, they're so good! :P
When DreamWorks killed Disney
Lmao yes!
but disney got their revenge in 2000 with aladdin
@@saklee1777 aladdin came out in 1992...
Disney was still winning with their PIXAR films, and the renaissance movies. In the 2000s however, I agree with DreamWorks assassinating Disney.
@@saklee1777 Aladdin can’t even come close to this masterpiece
you can see the love and inspiration that went into every frame of this movie. truly a classic to anyone regardless of religion.
This is a very powerful movie, and kind of scarred me as a child. Watching the relationship of the two brothers suddenly turn to a disaster, seeing the fear and pain, the visuals, songs, I just hid wherever I could, still... I watched this movie as many times as I could. I wanted to get used to it. This is life, very painful, not sugarcoated.
Daaaamn old testament god be a BADASS!
*murdering tyrant
***** *Savoir of people who were oppressed for years
Just those people though. No one else who was ever "oppressed for years" had seven supernatural disasters unleashes on their ennemies. No this makes sense.
God helped a lot of other people, but you probably don't want to hear anything, since you'll just argue the defense no matter what. I simply stated my opinion, I wish this to go no further. Good day, may your life be filled with love.
And yours
“I WILL NOT LET YOUR PEOPLE GO!” As the final line always gave me chills
I loved how this movie actually showed the psychological effects of all this on Moses, like damn
I adore how this movie makes the Egyptians look like true people and not monsters. You see their suffering as well as the suffering of the slaves.
Love this movie. I would definitely show it to my kids because it helped me understand a very important part of the Bible even better than just reading the story. Wonderful visuals and a great soundtrack, too!
I remember having a crush on Moses in this movie when I was young, hahaha (he was good looking). 😊! This is by far my favorite Bible story after the story of "Queen Esther of Susa". They both have deep lessons behind them. I think that the Moses story teaches a leader not to abuse power and my other favorite "Queen of Esther" story is about knowing that family comes first and that people who have bad intentions (like the man Haman who wanted to take away the Kings power wanted to purposely remove, and wanted him to get rid off out of his life his closest people dearest to him to make him weak (one of them would turn out to be the person that he loved which was Esther).Then take his place, but of course Good always wins in the end! A great movie to watch, about Esther's life story that I love is "One Night With The King" I highly recommend it! I think that the Bible teaches us to trust in God and most importantly let's us know that God is always protecting us.🙏💙
Historically the tale of Moses was the most popular one of the bible.
marinus18 Moses is pretty cool...✌🏼
I don't know why people insist on saying their religious views, all you need are ears and a brain to enjoy this.
Also eyes actually, the animation is fantastic!
PREACH!
Sósí Fevre if anything religion just makes shit worse
Agreed, I'm not very religious (was brought up with no religious background, really), but this is one of my favorite movies of all time.
I just cried after watching this again... I felt God's power and His presence
there there. u have ur hand to keep u busy lol
Sophia Martinez
Sob
I don't know if I should laugh or get really sad at this comment.
+Xpect DETANN I laughed
morro190 Why, just why?
i am so late to this, but this movie absolutely entranced me as a child. i’m not the most religious person, this movie was always about two brothers who’s differences in their views in the world tore them apart. it always made me upset me how moses never wanted to hurt the person he knew as his brother. how he still had to hurt him and his people because his god wished for him to do so. i wish this movie got the recognition it deserved.
I'm not religious, but this is still one of my very favorite childhood movies. It's masterfully produced.
I'm 17 and I love this film! I wish dreamworlds and disney would go back to this type of animation. They are better than most of the movies out there these days like frozen, home, despicable me, and big hero 6
I feel cheated that The Ten Commandments was the Exodus movie I watched as a kid, instead of this. Holy heck this is awesome.
It's funny how DreamWorks can touch the religious side but Disney doesn't have the balls to do it, because of their rep and afraid. DreamWorks is so underrated!
Are you familiar with Disney's "The Hunchback of Notre Dame"? specifically the songs "God Help the Outcasts" and "Hellfire". If watch them you will see Disney is quite familiar with portraying religion.
Films? I only mentioned one.
Confused mostly.
the part "i send the swarm i send the horde" always send chills down my spine, so good
am I the only one who thought this scene(the plagues) was (and still is) so freaking EPIC
everyone seems to say they where scared of that scene as a child.
I mean, I remember rewinding just to watch that scene over and over again like 10 times ("deliver us'" and "playing with the big boys now"where my other two favorites)
the only scene that really freaked me out was the scene where Moses ran around looking at the hieroglyphs of babies getting eaten by crocodiles
Nope it really is epic and the music and lyrics are amazing too. Yeah the crocodile scene used to scare me but the scene where the Angel of death is passing through Egypt was the scariest to me haha
Lisa Meow I know right, this is my favorite childhood movie, by far.
Oooooh I remember that scene, it used to make me sad, that white light was mesmerizing though
+NekoNekoOtaku same! Along with Joseph, King of dreams. Yeah it's is sad, especially when you hear the wailing at the end but it also is kind of beautiful
Lisa Meow Yeah I saw that movie shortly after, it was cool as well.
yeah it was
+NekoNekoOtaku I used to have them on video tape ages ago haha
I want 2d animation back :(
We should all make a petition to bring 2d back and that should make more stories of the bible
Watch anime 😆
The music of Prince Of Egypt was so epic it gave me chills
Come to enjoy an epic animated song- get self proclaimed historians and self righteous Atheists and Theists. Guess I shouldn't look at the comments anymore.
The same logic can be applied to your comment too... I came here to enjoy the music and I see your whining. The senseless bickering and arguments are why the comment section exists and plus it's the internet. What I hate more than stupid opinions and arguments is censorship. I'd rather see your whining and the stupid crap you're whining about than have it all censored, like in some parts of the world.
Alexander Mahon This is also true.
Just love the music and believe what you believe no matter what anyone says :)
Just ignore them and enjoy the epicness of the music and you'll be fine!!
Why I avoid looking at the comments on these videos. "I'm an athiest and I still love this song!!!" like dude who cares
The Lion King is great and all buttt.....this movie would DESTROY broadway 😂😂 one of the few soundtracks that could actually be better then the Lion King. I mean the opening scene and song alone is better then that of the Lion King.
I don't think a play with such ostentatiously religious basis would fly really well currently.
They did a West End version and it was garbage. I want Broadway to do it and do it right.
@@Wolfeur I believe it can be enjoyed perfectly without those issues. I, for one, only see it as an all around great movie with a banger of a soundtrack. Don't understand why it should be an issue what it is about.
[Moses]
Gleaming in the moonlight
Cool and clean and all I've ever known
All I ever wanted
Sweet perfumes of incense
Graceful rooms of alabaster stone
All I ever wanted
This is my home
With my father, mother, brother
Oh so noble, oh so strong
Now I am home
Here among my trappings and belongings
I belong
And if anybody doubts it
They couldn't be more wrong
I am a sovereign prince of Egypt
A son of the proud history that's shown
Etched on ev'ry wall
Surely this is all I ever wanted
All I ever wanted
All I ever wanted
[Queen]
This is your home, my son
Here the river brought you
And it's here the river meant
To be your home
Now you know the truth, love
Now forget and be content
When the gods send you a blessing
You don't ask why it was sent...
I just watched this movie again after 15 years, and I can't stop myself from replaying these songs... This movie made the greatest impression on me as a child but even more now... Compare this recent stories like "Cars" and "Planes"... Those are just sh*t
Those are different categories.
I wouldn't compare them at all.
Not in the sense of "better" and "worse", but just "different".
@@koshej613 facts. simple stories don’t need to be looked down upon for not being masterpieces.
I just love those songs and that movie, SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!
love this film and its soundtrack.
I love how sympathetic they make Rameses. I don’t like his actions, but I understand his motivations because of the expectations put on him by his father and the Egyptian monarchy.
I loved this movie as a small child and it gave me so much emotion. But now I'm re-watching this from a nineteen year olds perspective and I'm sobbing throughout the whole thing because I mean... It's just so full of pure, raw emotion in the music and the story and ugh... Amazing.
the music is epic!
Whether you are religious or not, this story on its own holds up, showing the suffering of having to be an enemy of your own family for what you perceive to be a higher goal.
Strong atheist as is my my dad but he knows a good movie when he sees it clearly as he bought this for me as a child and i watched it non stop. He's always been fascinated by the ancient egyptians understandably and this movie is just beautiful. Annimation, story, soundtrack the lot!
This is my favorite animated movie. I watch it at least once every few months. It’s phenomenal
*10 Plagues of Egypt*
1. Turning water to blood
2. Frogs
3. Lice or gnats
4. Wild animals or flies
5. Pestilence of livestock
6. Boils
7. Thunderstorm of hail and fire
8. Locusts
9. Darkness for three days
10. Death of firstborn
I love this movie!! I've seen it over a dozen times!
One of those movies so massively incredible that it transcended religion and themes to the point that anyone can enjoy this movie
I have studied the bible under seminary for 6 years. Studying has pretty much drained out all the wonder I could ever find in the bible, replaced with certitudes about the histories, cultures, societies, origins of people that lived through the biblical times.
Thankfully, there are movies like this that still manage to give me such wonders.
getting those goosebumps near the end~ its sooo good! 👌 definitely one of my favorite songs in an animated film
"Let my people go" still gives me chills..
Same.
I miss old style animation a lot due to my extra strong nostalgia goggles.
This just shows you what happens when you ignore God's wishes
He decides not only to kill your children, but also your people and their children! Sounds more like a mafia boss than a loving father.
CaliberStone You speak as if He wanted to do it for no reason or something petty (like a mafia boss). No, He did so because there was no other way to save the Hebrews.
yashamoto
Listen to yourself. You're talking about a supposed all-powerful entity. If this God is all-powerful, he could easily make a way for the Pharaoh's mind to change without hurting the Egyptians. Not only this, but he's also changed people's minds before by appearing to them himself, see Saul turned Paul.
CaliberStone A reply like that only shows your ignorance. God gave us free will for a reason. He would not just will it away. Then it wouldn't be free will at all. He changed the Pharaoh's mind in the end, but Ramses freed the Hebrews of his own will. You understand nothing and I will not waste any more time on trying to explain it to you who are already making something up to throw it back in my face. Good day.
yashamoto
Argumentum ad hominem, I see.
Again, we're talking about someone who supposedly has unlimited power. If this is the case, he could convince Pharaoh without interfering with his free will. He apparently did something similar to this on the Road to Damascus with Saul who later became Paul.
And if you don't have a true rebuttal, I agree. You shouldn't respond back.
This is epic! I can imagine a musical on Broadway 😍👌
The stage play version of the Plagues is worse than the Lion King’s remake of Be Prepared.
It’s actually appalling to neuter a song as powerful as this the way they did.
Is it bad that I'm now 20 years old and I still love this movie even though I haven't seen it in ages?
No.
Because this movie is amazing, anyone can watch it and be compelled
I loved this movie as a kid. Watching it now as an adult it is a really good film!
Parts of these problems from this movie I can relate to a little.These were very powerful moments when I was younger.
Ramses was voiced by the same guy who was Voldimort ( sorry if spelled wrong) in Harry Potter in the Goblet of Fire, Order of the Phoenix, and The Deathly Hallows Part 1 and 2
(Rameses:) "I will not..", (BOTH): "Let", (Rameses): "Your", (Moses): "My", (BOTH): "People", (BOTH): "Goooooooooooooooo!" Epic moment.
"This was my home. All this pain and devastation. How it tortures me inside. All the innocent suffers from your stubbornness and pride!" How powerful!
Actual conversation between me (aged 10) and my RE teacher:
Me: Miss, why did God kill all the firstborns of Egypt- why didn't he just bump off the pharoah?
Miss: Because then another one would take his place.
Me: Then why not just kill that one- I'm sure that after four or five pharoahs had been killed somebody would have freed the hebrews.
Miss: *looks away and pretends not to see me waving my hand in the air constantly throughout the lesson as new points come to me.*
😆
Good thinking!
Succession of one monarch takes a while. A lot longer than one day. Besides, by killing all of the firstborn sons,God punished Egypt as a whole,
Cheeseanonioncrisps /r/thathappened
Cj Jc Super just. Killing innocent people who had absolutely nothing to do with the Pharaoh's tyranny and were as much victim of it as anyone else. God is so fair. If He was gonna do that, why didn't He just kill the Pharaoh's firstborn?
Greg Candalez Because I guess the people were okay with slavery... ? to make a bigger impact? and by your logic the pharaoh's kid is inncoent as all the rest... he didn't do anything yet... regardless of what he might have done had he been allowed to grow up
Why can't we just come and watch and listen to this awesome music?
Bromance gone wrong...
PriusRaj On a scale from 0 to Moses, how bad do you get with your brother?
Someone broke the bro code
Full on atheist, but grew up watching this movie in my Mormon household and i can’t lie love the music!
I simply couldn't stop watching this as a kid, one of the best animations I've ever seen. It's story is fantastic, even if it's not all 100% religiously correct, it's music is even better and the animation itself is beyond any animation at the time.
Thank you! These are by far my two favorite songs from the movie, so to have them together is just great. :D
So damn powerful...
Get goosebumps everytime
Seriously one of the most if not THE most beautifully animated movies ever
This movie was on my VHSplayer all the time when I was a kid. I came across it one day and rewatched today for the first time since I was perhaps 5 years old and it was so special to me
Exodus comes out this year, a live action The Exodus directed by Ridley Scott with Christian Bale as Moses and Joel Edgerton as Ramses
***** there was a miniseries with Jon Voight? When?
Rather than arguing the religious merit of the movie or its legitimacy, can we all enjoy it for what it is? a good movie with a great soundtrack!!!
Definitely! Those last 15 seconds of the songs are absolutely amazing. It's pretty depressing coming on here to just have to see arguments about religion rather than appreciate the bloody song.
This movie has one of the best soundtracks I've ever listened to.
I just watched this movie tonight...and the fact of Ramesy's hopelessness has never touched me like this before. This time I cried when he was calling after Moses after the splitting of the sea, and Moses said, "Goodbye brother." In fact, it gave me a little heartbreak right now just typing it. ;(