The blueprint of the movie "Egyptian Prince" comes from "Exodus" in the "Bible·Old Testament". It tells the story of the prophet Moses accepting the will of the gods, leading the Hebrews to get rid of the enslavement of the Egyptians, and going to the legendary "flowing". The Promised Land of Honey and Milk" The Story of Canaan. The theme of the film, however, seems to focus more on the brotherly grievances between the protagonists Moses and Ramses, interweaving the Christian spirit of redemption with the grievances between brothers. The protagonist Moses, from slave to prince to missionary, has experienced three different turns of identity and fate: the queen picked up the little Moses in the bamboo basket and changed the fate of Moses' slave for the first time; Brutal slavery and self-exile for killing the overseer by mistake, the Belaites came to Midian, completing the second change in Moses' fate; the third time Moses was called by God and ordered by God Moses used the power given by God to lead the suffering Hebrews out of the suffering of being enslaved by Egypt. So Moses took a wand and met the Egyptian pharaoh Ramses. The two brothers each had their own masters and started a battle of dragons and tigers. The majestic sights in this epic masterpiece are equally impressive: the horror created by the blood disaster, how fast the plague of frogs, lice and flies came, the plague of animal plagues and sores gave people visual appreciation and physical The discomfort and reality of the show, the panic caused by the hail and locust plagues to the people, and the disaster of darkness make the audience feel strange and terrifying.
Rather than making us feel the omnipresent holy power of Almighty God through the screen, I feel that the film makes us feel the fear of the "I AM" God. The suffering Hebrews hoped that a hero or god would appear to rescue them from their misery. So Moses came to them with the will of God. Moses was full of reverence for God. It seems that God is also human. He must make people hold him as the highest symbol. His will cannot be doubted. Maybe this is why the almighty God wants to save people with such an extremely evil method.
In addition, there are many animation designs worthy of applause in the film. The incident of the Pharaoh's order to get rid of all the first-born men of the Hebrew tribe is novelly unfolded through the dream of Moses, which perfectly distinguishes between the dream and the dream by changing the style of the picture. Reality makes the picture in the dream look like a group of murals, a group of historical murals telling about the slaughter of Hebrew babies by Pharaoh. This is an animation work that completely incarnates serious religious beliefs into entertaining themes.
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