She already said that to Moses. Soon as he came bacc. She said she cursed him every time Ramses "took" her. She said cuz she loved Moses, and translation says "I hate you cuz I wanted you and had to deal with this...". Unfortunately, I know all about someone saying this.
She was willing to forgive Moses almost everything - except the death of her son. She loved her son deeply and she was really shocked when Moses pronounced a death sentence over her son after she had saved his (by another woman) from Rameses. But I don't think she ever really stopped loving Moses.
Yul Brynner's Rameses seems to be like a keg of gunpoweder, almost but not quite ready to explode. There's a lot of rage in Rameses but he keeps under control, even when he's angry he never loses his cool. A great performance on Yul's part!
It's like Nefertari changes her mind first she wants pharaoh to not give up then she wants pharaoh to give in the moses then now, she orders pharaoh to kill moses..
The love of a woman for her offspring is biggest than for any man!! Unless she is a modern American woman!!! Who would get an abortion to get pregnant again, and so on...
The differences between those who favor this world and those who believe in GOD.You die today you will be a myth.Very few will remember you cause of your creativity in this world but it will all fade away.Riches Fame luxurious living it will soon fade away.Yes one life to live for all of us and we are blessed with free will either we do good or bad but remember GOD OBEY HIS LAWS LIVE GOOD DO GOOD.Give your whole heart to HIM cause HE is the ONE that have you alive for today.Your purpose is very important to God but not to this lost world we are living in today.GOD SPEED ALWAYS.
The Bible does not mention who the Pharaoh of Exodus is by name, but there are about half a dozen candidates. Ramses II is the most popular choice since a lot of big cities popped up around his time and he did own conquered people, but Ahmose I fits the time line better from what I understand. If I remember correctly, but it has been some time since I looked in to it.
My favorite shot of the movie is when he comes back, he doesn't kill her. They don't die or end up in Hell. Those two entitled, immature, assholish tyrants go on living, reigning high on their thrones, looking away from each other, masters of the entire World and yet... They ARE in Hell. They are EACH OTHER'S Hell.
In a way I feel a bit sorry for the both of them. Rameses has lost his son, lost his army, his country's ravaged by the plagues, he's never had and never will have the love of the mother of his child, and he realises in the end his father Seti was right, Moses was the best one to rule Egypt and not he, Rameses. He's destroyed everything he's touched. And Nefretiri? She doesn't give a damn about anything anymore. She has nothing to look forward to but death. And another great prophet 1,000 years later would term it perfectly: "What does it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul?"
Watched this movie many times growing up. I was always rooting for the Egyptians, and I sympathized with Ramses. "Laughter? Laughter!?! My son I shall build your tomb upon their crushed bodies. If any escape me their seed shall be scattered and accursed forever. My armor, War Crown. Laughter? I will turn the laughter of these slaves into wails of torment. They shall remember the name of Moses, only that he died under my chariot wheels!"
The best story ever told in the old testament about Pharos & Moses was in Egypt. God chose a Royal African country to tell the greatest story. Story is about two countries, two brothers, African Royalty and slavery, maintaining power at any cost. God shows how mighty and powerful he is through the journey. At the end, both men got separated and lead their own people.
The more I see this magnificent movie, the more I LOVE it!!! Thank you, Cecil B. DeMille!!! Thank you, Anne Baxter. And thank you, Yul Brenner. Ramses suffered from the same affliction as Donald John Trump. An EGO far too large. And FAR, FAR too fragile!!!
Did you notice who went down in flames last night, 6/27/2024? Who had the bigger hubris? And he wasn't the only one. Nothing personal mind you, just asking.
Ramses and Nefertiti (never teary, never cries) do not love their son. Like the desert (the deserted), it is barren and dry. A theme that runs through this movie is abandonment. Moses doesn’t know his real family and struggles with his true identity. The Egyptians keep this secret and use it to their advantage to keep control over Egypt/E-chip. I can relate to this feeling bc I have always felt I was adopted. I never fit in with my fami/lies on both sides. But I know for certain that I only have one daughter and I am not a Mother to any other person. No child is “supposed to die at birth” and carry that pain and burden on their shoulders. Even though I have been hurt by everyone that I have loved, I know that I am Divinely Guided. I can “read” a person’s energy, but this gift has been both a blessing and a curse. I have been called a witch, a gypsy, a fortune teller, a psychic, and other names that are meant to be demeaning and insulting. Yet these same name-calling lowlifes “secretly” cannot live without knowing everything about me! Their world would be so empty without me, GFY Em. That being said, I am not always right when I read a person; there are too many fakes and wanna -bees in this digital world. It’s like all the real leaders and legends have disappeared. Until one day an enigma makes an entrance and literally shoves (with a shovel!) everyone else aside. He is the real deal.
She does, though. Look at how intensely she looks at her dead son when Rameses isn't looking. Watch how she furtively touches her son's hand, then covers it with his shroud, after Rameses throws her against the altar and starts ranting. She doesn't *want* Rameses to know she loves their son, because that would be showing him a weakness he could use against her. But she most certainly did love her child.
Witch, gypsy, fortune teller, psychic , you think those words are meant to be demeaning ? Those words are words people came up with to explain certain gifts . Maybe try changing your perspective on how some words are used. I never once ever felt like someone was trying to be demeaning when they called me those names because of my abilities.
I see realistic acting every day of my life when you go to the movies you want to see something larger then life. The movies today are boring they are supposed to take you to another place & time.
Nah, this was just how De Mille wanted them to act. He wanted them to be like living tableaux. It added to the religious solemnity, or something. Admittedly, some of the actors just plain weren't very talented (Pretty sure De Carlo and Paget were cast for their looks), but a few rose above it, mostly by chewing a ton of the ample scenery. I think Anne Baxter was most successful.
He puts his armor on but like typical leaders he doesn’t fight. He lets his soldiers die as he watches the sea swallow them up. But he looks pretty in his armor
one of my favorite movie pharaohs was a foolish also stubborn. He was praying to a fake God there's only one God he should have been praying to the god of Abraham back then no matter what proof Moses presented him with he was still in denial. if anyone seen Moses's part the ocean and they were still in denial that's a scary thought.
3:49 Narrator 2: Yes, with his hardened heart, Ramses had changed his mind. Determined to strike down every slave that had left him, especially Moses, he set out to wreak his vengeance.
just wow, these are all real extras not CGI, this was the last movie to be a masterpiece, from here on it slowly became awful, now we know what Hollywood is really, how far Hollywood has fallen, it's a shadow od it's self, they've mocked God so much, now we seeing the agenda in movies, and thank God people are rejecting it. no amount of CGI can save it.
@@WelshmanSudios If you can't mock religion in this day and age,society has lost its way. We are not living in the middle ages any more. No religion should be off limits to scrutiny and humour or it isn't as strong as their followers believe it to be.
Until today. Thousands of years after.allah has not come, not even if filet minon, and all golden nuggets,and all the oil is selved.only the God of moses, david,salomon,and father of jesus, is present24/7 every hour, minute,seconds,instans.
A lot of creative liberties that people are taking as truth. A woman influencing the king of Egypt is not written in Torah. Only HaShem hardened pharaoh’s heart. The lamb was killed because it was one of the gods of Egypt. To show the Egyptians that their god had no power. Entertaining movie. According to Midrash pharaoh ended up being the king of Nineveh . Because he went through this he knew the power of HaShem so he quickly repented and made sure his country did the same. Am Israel Jai🇮🇱💗🇮🇱🪬🇮🇱
This movie grossly underestimates the power historical royal Egyptian women had. Ordinary Egyptian women were the freest in the Mediterranean and Near East at that time. Royal women were (as Nefretiri is in this story) often the ones who passed down the royal line. Some of them could even become Pharaoh. Nefretiri can do just about anything except leave the palace and not marry Rameses. Only she can bear the next Pharaoh of Egypt, so Rameses can't harm her.
I love the end when pharaoh says "HIS (Moses) GOD IS GOD"
Incognito 4
It was at this point, that pharaoh truly understood.
Thats the difference between christian theology and the rest of the created ones...proof...
according to the bible Pharaoh died in the Red Sea
"Like a strumpet in the street"!!! I love the dialogue in these old movies such rich language
Ramsey's told her. To mingle with you're own you see that look on her face when he said that. 👀😲
Yul Brynner is magnificent! The chemistry between Yul Brynner and Anne Baxter is perfect!
Perfect couple who hate each other but are together by convention.
@@stardustalways Brynner and Heston had lorry loads of screen presence. That's why they were always making movies back then.
Who else love's Anne Baxter's smirk when Yul Brynner says "I will. To mingle with your own".
I love it too. It's like she knew that the Egyptian cavalry was doomed.
I do. Obviously she was unbothered about Rameses killing her for her treachery. She had no interest in him whatsoever.
Oh, Snap, he didn't.
@Franco Benson what treachery? Whose treachery?
My take on this is she's gone completely insane at this point and this is weirdly arousing for her. It's MOSES blood after all.
Her smirk in the end shows she still loved Moses even with all the anger she had
She already said that to Moses. Soon as he came bacc. She said she cursed him every time Ramses "took" her. She said cuz she loved Moses, and translation says "I hate you cuz I wanted you and had to deal with this...". Unfortunately, I know all about someone saying this.
The fact that her blood mingles with her own made her smirk
yeah lol
She was willing to forgive Moses almost everything - except the death of her son. She loved her son deeply and she was really shocked when Moses pronounced a death sentence over her son after she had saved his (by another woman) from Rameses.
But I don't think she ever really stopped loving Moses.
Very true
What a great scene. Ramses was always my favourite character. That change of outfit from mourner to warrior is awesome.
Yul Brynner's Rameses seems to be like a keg of gunpoweder, almost but not quite ready to explode. There's a lot of rage in Rameses but he keeps under control, even when he's angry he never loses his cool. A great performance on Yul's part!
@@wayneantoniazzi2706 Like royalty.
Love this movie since a kid 🙏🏾📿😁👍
"Do you hear laughter, Pharaoh? Not the laughter of kings, but the laughter of slaves in the desert."
That's a hell of an outfit change!
Indeed
When you're the Pharaoh, outfit changes come rather easily. 😅
And I love that blue helmet
i seen this movie since i was little i love it
when your woman is evil : bring it back to me stained with his blood
When you show your true colors to her: i will, to mingle with your own
1:07 basically she persuaded pharaoh to not give in to moses but now here they are.
"all that you wanted from me, he would not even take".....damn!!!!! talk aboout kicking a man when he's down lol
Ramses, deserved it!
Prostitutes are in high courts first
That ended with the perfect "bitch pleeeeease" face.
Yul Brynner; the most charismatic actor with bald hair.
Anne Baxter did her thing in this role!!!
Anne didn't think she was right for the role but she nailed it!
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned
Any hate is bearable, but not the a woman's!!!
@@dvdortiz9031LOL
It's like Nefertari changes her mind first she wants pharaoh to not give up then she wants pharaoh to give in the moses then now, she orders pharaoh to kill moses..
Women
The love of a woman for her offspring is biggest than for any man!! Unless she is a modern American woman!!! Who would get an abortion to get pregnant again, and so on...
These days our world is full of pharaohs.
The differences between those who favor this world and those who believe in GOD.You die today you will be a myth.Very few will remember you cause of your creativity in this world but it will all fade away.Riches Fame luxurious living it will soon fade away.Yes one life to live for all of us and we are blessed with free will either we do good or bad but remember GOD OBEY HIS LAWS LIVE GOOD DO GOOD.Give your whole heart to HIM cause HE is the ONE that have you alive for today.Your purpose is very important to God but not to this lost world we are living in today.GOD SPEED ALWAYS.
Her movements and expressions are absolutely classical perfection.
Their dialogue made the whole movie.
Nefertiri is so hot.
No God but God
The Bible does not mention who the Pharaoh of Exodus is by name, but there are about half a dozen candidates. Ramses II is the most popular choice since a lot of big cities popped up around his time and he did own conquered people, but Ahmose I fits the time line better from what I understand. If I remember correctly, but it has been some time since I looked in to it.
Seems Ramses is really pissed.
My favorite shot of the movie is when he comes back, he doesn't kill her.
They don't die or end up in Hell.
Those two entitled, immature, assholish tyrants go on living, reigning high on their thrones, looking away from each other, masters of the entire World and yet...
They ARE in Hell.
They are EACH OTHER'S Hell.
In a way I feel a bit sorry for the both of them. Rameses has lost his son, lost his army, his country's ravaged by the plagues, he's never had and never will have the love of the mother of his child, and he realises in the end his father Seti was right, Moses was the best one to rule Egypt and not he, Rameses. He's destroyed everything he's touched.
And Nefretiri? She doesn't give a damn about anything anymore. She has nothing to look forward to but death.
And another great prophet 1,000 years later would term it perfectly:
"What does it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul?"
That can be said about many couples in today's world!!
@@wayneantoniazzi2706 Prophet? The Son of God said it!
Even Margot Channing would approve of Anne's performance! And Yul! Wow!
😂😂😂
shes simply great
Yul Brenner played that role. He is that guy
God good morning love Jesus my friend king be with him l am going home one day Amen best movie beautiful
Watched this movie many times growing up. I was always rooting for the Egyptians, and I sympathized with Ramses.
"Laughter? Laughter!?! My son I shall build your tomb upon their crushed bodies. If any escape me their seed shall be scattered and accursed forever. My armor, War Crown. Laughter? I will turn the laughter of these slaves into wails of torment. They shall remember the name of Moses, only that he died under my chariot wheels!"
I remember as a kid, I _did_ want Moses to "win", however I also felt pretty bad for the Egyptians in it.
2ndArmored I only felt bad for the Egyptians leaders, the commoners took the brunt of it and they lost out due to their leaders ignorance.
The best story ever told in the old testament about Pharos & Moses was in Egypt. God chose a Royal African country to tell the greatest story. Story is about two countries, two brothers, African Royalty and slavery, maintaining power at any cost. God shows how mighty and powerful he is through the journey. At the end, both men got separated and lead their own people.
One of the many moments when Nefretiri royally roasted Rameses.
The more I see this magnificent movie, the more I LOVE it!!! Thank you, Cecil B. DeMille!!! Thank you, Anne Baxter. And thank you, Yul Brenner. Ramses suffered from the same affliction as Donald John Trump. An EGO far too large. And FAR, FAR too fragile!!!
Did you notice who went down in flames last night, 6/27/2024? Who had the bigger hubris? And he wasn't the only one. Nothing personal mind you, just asking.
@josephthomasjr.6551 exactly
02:56
"Laughter??"
For a moment, I thought Ramses was going to reach his cellphone.
The queen was responsible for hardening of Pharaoh's heart and finally his destruction. Women's power.😢
So true
The pharaoh was responsible for hardening the Queen's heart she never wanted to marry him.
@frannyc7248 She wouldn't marry him because she was a jezebel who was after Moses heart and had her eyes for Moses not Pharaoh.
That's a baller statue
I'm in love with her dress! I thought it was black but actually looks navy!
Me too!
Ramses and Nefertiti (never teary, never cries) do not love their son. Like the desert (the deserted), it is barren and dry. A theme that runs through this movie is abandonment. Moses doesn’t know his real family and struggles with his true identity. The Egyptians keep this secret and use it to their advantage to keep control over Egypt/E-chip. I can relate to this feeling bc I have always felt I was adopted. I never fit in with my fami/lies on both sides. But I know for certain that I only have one daughter and I am not a Mother to any other person. No child is “supposed to die at birth” and carry that pain and burden on their shoulders. Even though I have been hurt by everyone that I have loved, I know that I am Divinely Guided. I can “read” a person’s energy, but this gift has been both a blessing and a curse. I have been called a witch, a gypsy, a fortune teller, a psychic, and other names that are meant to be demeaning and insulting. Yet these same name-calling lowlifes “secretly” cannot live without knowing everything about me! Their world would be so empty without me, GFY Em. That being said, I am not always right when I read a person; there are too many fakes and wanna -bees in this digital world. It’s like all the real leaders and legends have disappeared. Until one day an enigma makes an entrance and literally shoves (with a shovel!) everyone else aside. He is the real deal.
She does, though. Look at how intensely she looks at her dead son when Rameses isn't looking. Watch how she furtively touches her son's hand, then covers it with his shroud, after Rameses throws her against the altar and starts ranting. She doesn't *want* Rameses to know she loves their son, because that would be showing him a weakness he could use against her. But she most certainly did love her child.
Witch, gypsy, fortune teller, psychic , you think those words are meant to be demeaning ? Those words are words people came up with to explain certain gifts . Maybe try changing your perspective on how some words are used. I never once ever felt like someone was trying to be demeaning when they called me those names because of my abilities.
I’m surprised that the Pharoh’s son didn’t start decomposing.
His God is God...
Bring it back stained with his blood.....I will! too mingle with yours! SAVAGE LEVEL 102!
Right
The movies then we’re really great but they still had the vestige of acting for theater instead of the more realistic acting of today.
I see realistic acting every day of my life when you go to the movies you want to see something larger then life. The movies today are boring they are supposed to take you to another place & time.
Nah, this was just how De Mille wanted them to act. He wanted them to be like living tableaux. It added to the religious solemnity, or something.
Admittedly, some of the actors just plain weren't very talented (Pretty sure De Carlo and Paget were cast for their looks), but a few rose above it, mostly by chewing a ton of the ample scenery. I think Anne Baxter was most successful.
No false God can resurrect his son only God can give life and take it away only God can resurrect the dead and restore life.
Women haven’t changed.
His God IS God!
Wow! Nefretiri really spoke a lot of smack to Ramses. Like calling him less than a Man. I'm surprised she survived the film.
Laughter!
He puts his armor on but like typical leaders he doesn’t fight. He lets his soldiers die as he watches the sea swallow them up. But he looks pretty in his armor
Leaders always force the hirelings to die. They are fodder to corrupt leaders.
Moses❤
Plot Twist: The Egyptian gods were revolting against Ramses to show that he has no power over them.
one of my favorite movie pharaohs was a foolish also stubborn. He was praying to a fake God there's only one God he should have been praying to the god of Abraham back then no matter what proof Moses presented him with he was still in denial. if anyone seen Moses's part the ocean and they were still in denial that's a scary thought.
The fall of men. Listening to wicked women..
Adam and Eve
Yep
That's what that brat gets for kicking Moses in the shins.
This act symbolizes women true nature
d Ha197563 she real good..and sexy
How?
3:49 Narrator 2: Yes, with his hardened heart, Ramses had changed his mind. Determined to strike down every slave that had left him, especially Moses, he set out to wreak his vengeance.
Alright ladies now let’s get in formation
Nefertiri sure knows how to be the neck that turns the head!
Who Who Who Yul .....
just wow, these are all real extras not CGI, this was the last movie to be a masterpiece, from here on it slowly became awful, now we know what Hollywood is really, how far Hollywood has fallen, it's a shadow od it's self, they've mocked God so much, now we seeing the agenda in movies, and thank God people are rejecting it. no amount of CGI can save it.
What about Evan Almighty? Ok it's absolutely terrible but there's a message in it somewhere
The film did have some CGI like the staffs turned to snakes
@@fahdchoudry7763 No computer technology back then.
@@WelshmanSudios If you can't mock religion in this day and age,society has lost its way. We are not living in the middle ages any more. No religion should be off limits to scrutiny and humour or it isn't as strong as their followers believe it to be.
God promise to protect his Chosen people for ever, God bless Israel.
Free palestine
Er betete zu einem Stück Stein.
Anubis.
0:40 Ramses Morphin time
Cecil b de Mille made it up!!! He thought of the woman to harden pharaohs heart!!! He did not believe God had power to do it himself!!!
Anne Baxter the Pride of Michigan City, Indiana.
Dread Lord of Darkness
3:54 Ramses morphin time
Until today. Thousands of years after.allah has not come, not even if filet minon, and all golden nuggets,and all the oil is selved.only the God of moses, david,salomon,and father of jesus, is present24/7 every hour, minute,seconds,instans.
Bro hates laughter 😅
4:14 to 4:30 Mic drop!
The Pharoah was already beaten. Why did God have to harden his heart? Powertripping?
Anne Baxter was hotter than Death Valley.
She didn't love him! They are each other hell. They went on reigning high on their thrones, sleeping in separated part of the house.
Worse, they had to sleep together again so she could give birth to a new heir.
A lot of creative liberties that people are taking as truth. A woman influencing the king of Egypt is not written in Torah. Only HaShem hardened pharaoh’s heart. The lamb was killed because it was one of the gods of Egypt. To show the Egyptians that their god had no power. Entertaining movie. According to Midrash pharaoh ended up being the king of Nineveh . Because he went through this he knew the power of HaShem so he quickly repented and made sure his country did the same.
Am Israel Jai🇮🇱💗🇮🇱🪬🇮🇱
Y hurt the horse they were innocent y hurt them y
Jesh Anne Baxter was a fox.
Such pathetic dialog. Any woman in present-day or ancient Egypt who spoke to her husband with such condescension would have her tongue cut out.
Y hurt poor animals they are innocent y
Laughter 😂
So stupid to pray to a god od darkness to ask for life!
Moses refuses Nefeteri because she was not worthy of him nor deserving of his love that is why he refused her.😂
I understand they had to take artistic license but no woman would talk to a man that way back then...
This movie grossly underestimates the power historical royal Egyptian women had. Ordinary Egyptian women were the freest in the Mediterranean and Near East at that time. Royal women were (as Nefretiri is in this story) often the ones who passed down the royal line. Some of them could even become Pharaoh.
Nefretiri can do just about anything except leave the palace and not marry Rameses. Only she can bear the next Pharaoh of Egypt, so Rameses can't harm her.