Knowing this movie is actually from its theme song, when you believe, the collaboration between Mariah and Whitney, two American diva Diva, made this classic. Yesterday afternoon, I wanted to drop the name of the elective course. I heard a movie in the large lecture hall downstairs. The ceiling of the classroom is very high. There are windows on the first and second floors. I took a look at the window on the second floor. , almost at a glance I concluded that it was an Egyptian prince, which was a wonderful feeling. In fact, I didn't know anything about the movie except the name. After watching the movie, I suddenly realized that this is the story of Moses leading the Jews to cross the Red Sea! The incarnation of the Jewish ancestors in the film, the so-called gods, empowered Moses and gave him the task of liberating the Jews. Moses took on this important task and had to become an enemy with his "brother" who grew up with him, because "brother" was the Egyptian who ruled over many of Moses' compatriots. In the process, Moses' inner pain and struggle are highlighted in the film. After all, Moses came from a saint. He had already made a choice in his own interests and the interests of others, and finally led his compatriots out of Egypt to cross the Red Sea to regain hope and freedom. There is a clip in the film where the Jewish gods asked Moses to smear the blood of a ram on the door of the Jewish house, so that he would not accidentally injure the Jews when he took the life of the eldest son from the Egyptian family at night. It's hard to imagine how a god who should be merciful could use such extreme means to harm innocent children and the Egyptian people? ! Later, I gradually figured out that it was karma. The Egyptian Pharaoh, worried about Jewish revolt, ordered that all Jewish babies be taken away and executed, and the Egyptians would have to pay the same price. In addition, the gods want to bless their own people. In front of the people, he is a kind and loving God, but in front of the enemy who wants to hurt his people, he will become a devil. In fact, this is human nature. The music in the film has a very Middle Eastern flavor and is very visual. Many of the dialogues are sung, giving the illusion of watching a musical. Especially at the end, the Jews sang the song when you believe together, which was mixed with Jewish songs. It was completely different from the arrangement of the chorus version of Tianhou, but it was also very moving, the magnificent scene, and the atmospheric harmony, which made people full of expectations for the future. The hope of freedom, the yearning for freedom, humming along unconsciously, crossing the Red Sea, is the paradise of life. I just stood at the window and "peeked" through the movie. Such an encounter was unpredictable, but it was enough for me to remember because it was beautiful and beautiful.
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