[ SECRET POST #4274 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4274 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

pretty sure Ramses was the one that called in the last plague of the first born on his own head by deciding to do it to the slaves first. And I thought the way it was handled - so sad, so soft, the hush whisper of escaping breath as innocents died and the mournfully carry of it instead of the 'angry vengeance of a hard God' was well done too. That was the whole point though. That it was a sucky sucky place for both of the brother to be stuck in and yet it was something both of them felt they had no choice but to follow to the end. I thought Prince of Egypt handled it so much better and with more human emotion than any other version I've seen before. Kids aren't stupid. They feel these things and they get them when they see them in movies. And the amount of work the team did to be sure they included Muslim, Christian and Jewish people in the storytelling process was amazing. Its not necessarily a comfortable story to tell but if you're going to tell it, I thought Prince of Egypt did it well without shying away or glossing over the human element of it.

[(Anonymous)]

You mean the thing he said because he was angry because Moses kept scaring and hurting his family and his people and undermining his authority, but we saw no measures made to actually do?

[(Anonymous)]

I mean the thing Ramses said that he sounded entirely as if he was going to carry through on and character-wise wasn't portrayed as going back on things once he said he'd do them in the movie. Which, also, had the precedence of having happened once before in his own lifetime for that matter. Yes. That's what I meant.