Two men — brothers and princess of the greatest empire on earth. One will someday rule Egypt. The other will become one of the greatest heroes of all time. A lie made them brothers – but the truth will destroy a dynasty and forever separate them – in faith – in heritage – in destiny.
The epic journey of Moses from slave to prince to deliverer has been told and retold for centuries, inspiring generation after generation. Now this timeless story comes to the screen in a new form for audiences of every generation to experience.
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Magnificent entertainment, THE PRINCE OF EGYPT takes animated movies to a new level as it dramatizes the biblical story of Moses and his call from God to lead the Israelites out of Egypt. THE PRINCE OF EGYPT combines magnificent art, music, story, and realization to make one of the most entertaining moral masterpieces of all time.
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Rated G Australia (US: Rated PG for intense depiction of thematic elements)
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We love this movie – it’s an entertaining account of what happened except you never actually hear what the ten commandments are. But i love Val Kilmer as God’s voice, and the musical score and lyrics are really moving. We let children 6+ watch it. That scene with the babies and crocodiles is frightening for littler kids especially if they have younger siblings and babies in their family.
Mind you, I don’t think you can go past the old Cecil B deMille’s 10 Commandments. We watch that for Lenten viewing as a family (without the littler ones) on Friday nights, along with Ben Hur and a few others.
Any other movies people can suggest for Lent?
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Yep, it’s a really good movie with really great music.
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