The theme of the movie is very grand, but the production is very delicate. It depicts the family relationship between the male protagonist and his brother very well, so the male protagonist is also very tangled in the back. He doesn't want to hurt his brother, but he wants to liberate the Hebrew people. National righteousness triumphs over kinship.
I think the handling of some situations is also very good. For example, at the beginning of the movie, people who are constantly being whipped, scrawny old people, and working under the scorching sun make our brows wrinkle unconsciously, and we can feel the Hebrew The tragic situation of enslavement.
During the dialogue between Moses and Ramses in the fresco, Ramses' son just stood under a crocodile with an open mouth. The fresco didn't have much feeling at first, but in this way, it made people feel the killing at that time. How cruel the policy of children is, and also alludes to the death of Ramses' son.
When Ramses did not agree to release the Hebrew gods to bring down natural disasters, the pictures were all gray and dark, which gave people a very depressed feeling, making people feel that people could not fight against gods.
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