4 stars for religiousness but also for religiousness. There are not many adaptations from the original work. It can be said that the animated version perfectly restores the "Bible", that is, it adds a little more classic elements of DreamWorks. But it is precisely because of this that it can be seen that the Bible itself is for religion, so it cannot be regarded as history, and it is far from the truth. (Friends who are interested can learn about it) So what to say to smear ancient Egypt... Don't take it as a fact, just read it as a story. But it is precisely because it is a story that there is a place for deductions. Deductions: 1. The plot follows the scriptures, but it's too... too Diane to sing a song to make Moses admit his identity. At first, my sister was able to drop by the palace to see that the handle of the palace was really not strict. The base friend who sees it here: Understood, I will throw my children to sing in the future. Understood, in the future throwing children to choose the river. Me: I know the king. 2. The singing when you believe is beautiful, but I frown a little when I pray to get a miracle. There are a lot of Jews, and the uprising has a chance to win, but I can only pin my hopes on the gods. (Although it is related to the background of the times) 3. The God of the Old Testament was very ruthless, but the Jews did a lot of things to make everyone feel cold... But is there really any essential difference between the God who takes away the lives of others and the king who enslaved the Jews? Moreover, in the eyes of the Egyptians, the pharaoh was the sun god, and the two gods themselves did the same thing.
4. Pull two really miserable. My brother is gone, and my son is gone.
u1s1, if Moses hadn't recollected the singing and confessed his identity, he wouldn't have pitied the slaves. This is the limitation of the royal family, they don't think like this at all, that is, empathy.
Moses hoped that La Er would understand himself, but he forgot that he was thinking in a different position because of his identity, otherwise he would not have mercy.
Bonus points:
1. Special effects, special effects, special effects.
Decades ago, the division of Moses shocked me.
DreamWorks has always been at a high level, and the rest will not be mentioned.
2. Moses was more of a person than a "saint" than the original.
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