Ashley Artus, Dougray Scott, Linus Roache
A telling of the biblical tale, where Moses returns to Egypt to free the Hebrews from slavery.
Stats: 47 reviews
I watched this just because I have the hots for LInus Roache. He's very clearly a supporting character. If you have the hots for Dougray Scott, you'll be far happier. I found it a weak and un-sensational version. Go back to 1956 and see Chuck Heston and Yul Brynner get it right. ...( read more)
scenes jump often and abruptly. camera angles are kind of weird, and cheap. But i do like how they show a new part, and new scenarios not mentioned in the first Ten Commandments
God forbid anyone would buy and watch this
Another religious retelling, done horribly
There's a shot of lava (stolen from a documentary somewhere) and an ATOMIC BOMB MUSHROOM CLOUD at the parting of the RED SEA
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Even though this film was far from being true to the bible, but I still liked it very much. Moses was a joke in this film (in a good way), because he was very funny in some scenes.
This film, for me, is a adventure/drama/comedy. That's why I liked it. It had touching music and ...( read more)
Epically bad. Dougray Scott's Moses is just making it up as he goes. Horrid acting... the eleventh plague.
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