Regarding the intricacies of Western religion and culture, Moses is also a person who can't finish in a few words. Judaism, Christianity, and Muslims all have their own descriptions and understanding of Moses, so it is not surprising that the film was banned in Egypt and Morocco when it was released. The believers of this matter are also arguing over this matter.
In fact, religious films do not need to be so true. Like most religious film shootings, although there are all kinds of small things that continue to add fuel to the film beforehand, they will eventually follow the process described in the doctrine, so " "The Pharaohs and the Gods" cannot be regarded as a movie that can surprise people.
But despite this, "The Pharaoh and the Gods" is still quite entertaining. At the beginning of the new year, Jackie Chan showed off his seductive eyeliner in "Heavenly Commander". This behavior eclipsed the "bird-showing costumes" and "bird-walking costumes" that appeared in fashion shows this year. "Pharaoh and the Gods" extends this direction to the direction of blush. Today, when men are paying more and more attention to their appearance, perhaps 2015 should become a milestone year. In this year, major skin care brands may begin to fight on the men’s cosmetics product line. In the near future, men may also walk into the makeup counter while shopping and say to the salesperson: "Hello, please give me a XX eyebrow pencil and XX blush,"
"Blush, eye shadow, lip line, etc. in the future It won’t be the world of women, men, you can also have
these. ” Besides, the appearance of the little fan is really a bit surprising and awkward, in English with so many words or English mixed with accents of other countries. , It is the little fan who is fluent in American English, which stands out. I think it’s very suitable for Xiaofen to star in "Need for Speed", a British girl who falls in love with the American drag racing brother, but if it is a slightly serious movie such as "The Pharaoh and the Gods", it is better to change the accent slightly. . Specifically, you can learn from Mr. Bell who plays Moses.
So the simple script should be as follows (in a non-religious sense):
Moses was a child adopted by the overbearing president of a large enterprise. He lived with the overbearing president’s son since he was a child, but they often have some small frictions. The overbearing president always worried that he would steal the inheritance rights, so Moses was exiled by him. I think that when Moses was in exile, he not only gave up the financial industry and turned to green animal husbandry when he got married and had children, but he also came back to dig a wall alone with his team. After inheriting the mantle of the overbearing president, the little overbearing president definitely wanted to organize Moses to dig out his own grassroots cadres by overbearing, but he did not expect that Moses would seriously hurt the overbearing president with rumors. Not only did high-level rumors spread, but even the overbearing president. His only son was not spared, and he was helpless. He watched Moses lead his grassroots employees to flee to a new company. The overbearing president chased to the end, but Moses held up the golden sign of "Social Employment Law" and tore it open. The overbearing president’s management gap caused employees to swarm out, and the overbearing president was wiped out.
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