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Issac 2022-03-24 09:02:11
Background analysis on the Ten Commandments
"Once Upon a Time in America: Hollywood Mirror Image and Historical Memory" (author: Wang Yan) said:
Hollywood is a huge cultural production machine, from the stage of Edison's technological monopoly, to the studio system of the golden age, and then to the post-war era. In the epic era, although... -
Hannah 2021-12-30 17:21:42
It's more outrageous than the Bible
The picture is very beautiful
. It is worth watching the film half a century ago.
But the screenwriter is too bragging. It will blow
this film more than the Bible. The title of the article was translated into "miracles" just right. The
Bible: "6 She opened the box and saw the child. When the child...
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Mona 2021-12-30 17:21:42
The religious epic of the Eight Classics, everything is very elegant and can be used as a textbook
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Jayda 2022-04-20 09:01:48
Nearly 4⭐. Magnificent and glorious. This film is extremely luxurious in terms of lines, costumes, props, makeup, and scene scheduling, and it is difficult to replicate in later generations. In today's China, where religious beliefs are so thin, what comes to mind when watching this film is another problem: when Moses performed so many miracles, the people would still be incited by lackeys. This plot is not exaggerated, but quite real. Even people's beliefs will be extremely utilitarian, not to mention life?
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Bithiah: [wades in the Nile and notices Moses' basket] Look! There's something here.
Maiden: Be sure it's not a crocodile!
Tuya: Bithiah can charm tears from a crocodile.
[Tuya pours water on the frightened maiden's back]
Maiden: Ow!
[Tuya laughs]
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Rameses: Why do you bring this worker of evil before me?
Jannes: The people desert the temples. The turn from the gods!
Rameses: What gods? You prophets and priests made the gods that you may prey upon the fears of men!
