In the middle of watching the movie, I sighed, is this really pure justice? Obviously it's a war...
I was thinking that if I do a remake in the future, Moses will stay in Egypt after Ramesses agrees to let Moses' people go.
But when I look back, I realize that the grandeur of mythology would be lost.
So I still remind myself repeatedly as I once did, not necessarily in any story, logic and rationality, or even complex connections and the depth of the film, are more important than the final look and feel.
In this case, you can't forget that your original intention for movies and works is not to compete with the audience in thinking, but to sincerely and delicately integrate your feelings into the composition and dynamics of colors and sounds. In the middle, it is communication and communication. The film does have such a refreshing charm.
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