shanalishah This film is about that great event that happened approximately 3000 years ago from today, God has created men independent and self-sufficient, and has advised him to live in rules of God. But some insults enslaved man, this film is about Egypt's that time when Pharaoh of Egypt had made slave the Israelites living there, they used to build their city by oppressing them, Israelites follow Abraham's religion they believe a messiah from God will free them from Pharaoh. One day a little angel is born in the Yoshebel's house and Pharaoh hear the prediction about a child birth in Israelites who will uprising against his empire orders that kill all new born boys of Israelites, for the save his child Yoshebel put his son in a basket and adrift in Nile river. Pharaoh's daughter Bithiah who is widow and childless finds that basket feeling happy and adopt the boy her servant Memnet warn her because of the cloth the child wrap out it's belong to Israelites but Bithiah ignore that and names the baby Moses and Moses growup in Pharoah's palace. Moses becomes young and becomes a very brave and general of the Egypt's army, he wins the battle against Ethiopia, he loves with princess Nefretiri who will be wife of next Pharoah. Pharoah asked Moses to build new city and asked Remeses to find matrix for which Israelites is looking for. Once Moses arrives to the city. He won the heart of Israelites with the way he treated them. He allows to take leave on weekend and provide full food to everyone. Remeses started propaganda about this act as Moses is planning to uprising. Pharoah reached at that city to confirm Moses act but get impressed by the build he made. Once it get published revealed that Pharoah is going to announce Moses as his next pharoah for that nation. Memnat met to Nefretiri and informed her that Moses didn't take birth in this palace. He is the son of Israelites. She also showed the cloth in which Moses was raped in his when they found him. Nefretiri killed Memnat to make it secret but at that time Moses arrives and finds that cloth. On his several asking Nefretiri reveal the truth that he is the son of Youshabel not Bithiah. Bithiah met to Youshabel as she hinted that Moses was going to visit his own house. She asked Youshabel to migrate her family as earliest as she can but Moses reached their while their conversation. On asking to Youshabell he got know the truth. Moses started to live with Israelites to get understand the logic that why a man has to be slave to another. He started working with labor. One day a soldier had killed by him to save another labor Joshuva. Remeses get him arrest as he knew the act of Moses and represent himself as the matrix of Israelites for people are waiting for. Pharoah announced Remeses as a next pharoah and asked him to punish Moses by himself. Remeses leaved Moses in a long desert with one day food as he wanted him to die by own self. Moses gets save himself by the blessing of God and reached a village Midian where he met Jethro's 7 daughters. Moses helped these daughters at a moment on that mark Jethro asked him to marry one of his daughter and he settled there. At that village there was a mountain named Sinai, people rumors about that God is in that mountain but Moses couldn't understand that theory. One day Joshuva reached there and he found Moses and asked him to return back to Egypt, the condition became worst. While the conversation Moses found an unnatural movement at mountain, he saw fire inside a tree but that fire didn't burn. He asked Joshuva to take rest and he went to that mountain. Where he hear the Voice of God. God asked him to leave for Egypt to save people life from Pharoah. Moses cames to pharoah and asked to free his people. Pharoah denied. Moses throws his stick to show the curse of God which transform into the snake. Pharoah laughed and asked Jannes for the same trick. But the Moses's snake eaten all others. Pharoah still denied. After that Egypt went through God cursed. Water became poison for 7 days, Mosquitoes & insects attacked the people of Egypt. Rain felt with thunderstorm. But Remeses denied fulfilling his wishes and he ordered to kill the first born of all Israelites. But that act return to Egypt Peoples. Remeses's child also died. Finally Remeses released all the Israelites. Moses brings them out from Egypt behind Remeses follow them with his army to attack. At the Neel River Moses got the way in river by the Blessing of God. And all of his people reached to other side. Remeses also asked their army to cross that way but River's wall get closer and they all died. Moses reached to Mount Sinai and asked people to stay as he can get the message of God to visit the peak. Moses didn't come for many days. People start constructed a golden calf for pray. When Moses return with Ten Commandments in written by God he found people in that condition. Moses throw stone to golden calf and destroy also people were praying also get died. After 40 years, Aged Moses asked people to go to the Canaan in the leadership of Joshuva. And he walks alone.

planmanosagogo This is a contender for the title of 'Most Overrated Film Of All Time'. It is a blatant propaganda piece attempting to sell outdated morality to the masses. I could go into great detail about the lack of evidence for the existence of 'god' or the fact that he comes across as a mary-sue space fascist, but I won't. I will briefly state that this is why I hate 'historical' (used loosely here) epics, and that this gets all the attention for the year that gave us more enduring classics such as 'the she-creature', 'the mole people', 'the creature walks among us', 'it conquered the world', 'invasion of the body snatchers', 'earth vs the flying saucers', 'x the unknown' or my personal favourite: 'uchūjin tokyo ni arawaru'. 0/10. would not recommend; watch 'cecil. b. demented' instead

mike48128 The epic retelling of the incredible Exodus from Egypt by the Hebrew Nation. The story of Passover. Wikipedia may be wrong about how many times this movie has aired. I seem to remember 2-night broadcasts as far back as circa 1970, always on ABC(?) It was "split" as Moses was cast into the dessert by Pharaoh. The real intermission occurs about 20 minutes later, as released. Several minor edits for TV include the infamous opening scene when a guard runs his sword through a first born Hebrew child. Some (apparently code objectionable) harsh language between Pharaoh and his betrothed is also cut, with reference to him treating her like property or an animal. Such edits are minor. Unintentionally funny in spots, with various English accents and catch-phrases. Often regarded as a work of fiction by many, every attempt was make to make it as historically accurate as possible, using biblical and rabbinical works as well. Thousands of extras. Lustfully done, with some slightly "salty" language and rather melodramatic staging and dialog. Attempts to successfully remake this classic have (usually) failed, due to the extremely vivid performances by the actors. Multiple well-deserved awards and a rousing musical score by Elmer Bernstein. Wonderful costumes, amazing sets, impossibly rich Technicolor, and stunning cinematography. The parting of the Red Sea was later "colorized" as bluer for re-release. In the original, it was more greenish. One of the most famous and effective optical special effects of all time. Also, still one of the top grossing films of all time at the time of its release. No animation studio is credited with its special effects, so it is assumed to have been all "in-house". Cecil B.DeMille's finest and final film, and he died soon after completing it. It cannot be truly appreciated on even a "giant" home screen or a typical multiplex. I saw it in the "60's" re-release in "Super-Panavison" in an old theater with a huge screen!

peefyn This is a long film with overly theatrical performances and a story that you know well enough for there to be few surprises. Some of the modifications and additions to the general story of Moses are clichéed and unnecessary. As a story, this movie is not interesting. And the performances are often grand, but foreign to a modern audience, as they're not going for realism.But all of that feels almost like despite the point. This was a huge production of biblical (sorry) proportions. There are huge sets, enormous crowds, huge special effects, heroic stances, amazing locations and a big orchestra soundtrack. There is nothing small about this movie. It was crazy expensive, and the last movie of a Hollywood legend. And the story is one of the oldest ones that we have. Because of all of this, the movie is still more than worth watching, especially if you like film.And there are some things going for it, other than the spectacle. Despite being a long film with a known story, it does manage to hold you through it all. While strange today, some of the performances are quite good, considered what they were going for. It's a joy to hear Heston proclaim "Let my people go", and all of the villainous characters are also great fun. It's at times visually stunning, and I would love to see a movie like this in an actual theater. It's also interesting (though not always good) how they have made changes to the story.I can't imagine watching this movie yearly (as many do), but it's a fantastic production, and I wish modern movies could feel as grand as this. The closest thing I can imagine, is the Lord of the Rings trilogy.