The Prince of Egypt - The Making Of (Part 1 of 3)
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- čas přidán 18. 02. 2008
- Celebrating the 10th. anniversary of "The Prince of Egypt" in 2008, I uploaded the Making of. A complete 25-minute video, with very high quality sound and image. Enjoy it, and, for a change,
If you watch it, comment it!
[1998 - 2008© DreamWorks International Pictures
Copyright - All rights Reserved to DreamWorks]
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See also part 2:
czcams.com/video/8P2WT4tg_qQ/video.html - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Even if you don't believe in God, you can't deny that this is a beautiful film and story.
Agreed 100%, still one of my top animated movies of all time.
Inora Faolan
It really is. A conflict between brothers, an ordinary man called greatness, redemption.
The bible actually full with literary masterpieces if you look at it in a non religiously way. Many great movies can be made about them.
Cain and Abel is a metaphor for the conflict between the agricultural society and the sherped/nomadic society of that time.
and many other stories have completely non-religious and meaningful meanings.
God works in mysterious ways.
It’s one of the reasons I like the film is it’s not preachy like most bible adaptations
hands down the best film Dreamworks has ever made. It still touches my heart and gives me goose bumpes to this day.
Same here
You know what my favorite Dreamworks film is ? *The next one*
UniversalShot20 SOMEbody once told me
The king of dreams is good too, also El dorado and simbad are pretty good imo, there might be more but I struggle to remember which ones are dreamwork's
TheEtherny they only did 5 animated cartoon movies and they're all absolutely great!
This isn't a children's movie. It's a masterpiece.
One does not undo the other.
The Prince of Egypt is not exactly a children's movie obviously, but I'm certain that a children's movie can surely be a masterpiece. Spirited Away is an example of that.
My 7 year old grandtwins love this movie, but we've spent a lot of time carefully answering every question they had. Children can be surprisingly perceptive and understand more than we expect. But definitely I wouldn't let a child watch this movie without guidance or context.
"They're enemies. But when brothers are enemies, they don't stop being brothers." Wow that's so powerful and honestly true.
It's nice to see the human side, even though the Pharaoh is Moses' brother and had a 'cold heart', you can still feel that this hard-heartedness is part of his suffering, so we don't see him as 2-dimensional.
Just like mufasa and scar
Very true
Man, there were some HUGE actors in this movie! As a kid, I had no idea whatsoever...haha.
Same cx
same lol
Sarah Miller 8 14 16 23 42
1 of the most big flims with big actors very rare nowadays
Sarah Miller rightt, right now I was looking at the cast and I saw alllll of these great actors and I freaked out
BRUH THIS AN ALL STAR CAST AND I HAD NO IDEA!!!!!
Me neither, but now I don't wonder why the voice cast sounded so good! ^^
@@bravestchicken3528 SAME!!
@@bravestchicken3528 I definitely didn't remember Michelle Pfieffer
I was just like, "WHAAAAAAAAA...?"
IKR i had no idea. I also had no idea how amazing this movie is until i watched it recently for the first time in like 12 years
When Ralph Fiennes's scream Moses, it really send shiver down my spine. The emotion in his voice....he is a really good actor.
10 years later: "NYAAAAAAA!"
@@andrewfutterman3346 Funny thing is, he did that in this movie too, during the scene where the Egyptians are pursuing the Hebrews, there's a close-up shot of Rameses on his chariot, and he holds up his sword and goes "NYAAAAAAAA!"
@@19TheFallen "I am extraordinary." (4/24/2022)
His expressions are so amazing!
He almost looks like he could explode, the amount of energy he's putting into it.
Deliver us makes me cry everytime
+Faith McKay It never gets old
Yeah, that song is very powerful and what better way to make an opening than to show the struggles of the slaves? it was epic to say the least.
Faith McKay Every time!!🤝
Honestly that song and the plagues will never get old for me!! They're just so beautiful and painful and epic
The mother’s lullaby always makes me cry.
BUT HANS ZIMMER IS BEHIND THE LION KING, SPIRIT AND THE PRINCE OF EGYPT SOUNDTRACK HOLY SHIY HES A GENIOUS
BARBRAPEACE HE IS!!!! SUCH AMAZING MUSIC!!!!
i know
+BARBRAPEACE Don't forget he also did the music for Gladiator
Peter Wenzel oh my god king
+BARBRAPEACE And dont forget he also did the music to the Pirates of the Caribbean movies
Every time I hear Ofra sing deliver us, I cry. Her voice is out of this world.
Yes❤❤❤
It's a shame she died way before her time. Imagine how big she would've made it.
"I've always liked the idea of playing queens, anyway."
Yes, we know Helen Mirren.
lol, I'm glad you caught that
Lol that quote aged so well
If there was a live-action *Lord of the Rings* movie made in the '70s, she would've been a PERFECT Galadriel.
As a Christian this movie touches my heart so much. I love every song and how well they told they story of Moses! I only have one question: Why isn't this movie a broadway play already????
+Jenna Is The Murder Turtle I don't believe so
Whitney McFadden It is now!
I was wondering the same thing!!!
Whitney McFadden This needs to go to broadway. If people are willing to stage the lion King or Beauty and the beast, or even frozen, they should at least make the effort with this story.
They did turn it into a musical for the stage, but it hasn't come to Broadway. I do hope it does at some point, preferably soon.
Who's the genius who came up with the song "Deliver Us"? I love that song. It's so beautiful!
Hans Zimmer
Stephen Schwartz
Both Hans Zimmer and Stephen Schwartz, to say it correctly
Deliver Us
Song by Eden Riegel and Ofra Haza
lprocksenator deliver us was written by Stephen Schwartz! The songwriting genius that brought us the musicals Wicked, Godspell, Children of Eden (among others) and also wrote songs for the Disney films Pocahontas and The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Batman, Catwoman, Lord Voldemort, and Professor X starred in this film. Wow.
ForJustice1324 and Voldie has a sniffer
And Iceman from Top Gun
and inspector Clouseau
And Jack Frost
Wait who's professor x actor here?
I'm not religious nor an atheist.
You don't have to belong to a religion to love this movie. This is a masterpiece with awesome music, great acting and a tragic story from ancient Egypt.
Im not religious either, but I do believe in God and have a relationship with Him. There's a difference between being religious or churchy and having a relationship with God. I think many people dont realize that.
I think people also forget that God loves them, truely loves them, and believes in them-- even if they dont believe in Him.
Jesus loves you
@@sadespain2339I don’t think you can have a relationship with something that isn’t there.
I miss Ofra Haza. We don't have talent like her nowadays.
+madeline mehok I was heart wrecked when I found out that she died years later
It's so cool how Val Kilmer speaks his lines sitting down, with very little physical movement, while Ralph Fiennes is very physical in front of the microphone. Different acting techniques, both which led to amazing performances.
I remember watching this movie all the time when I was little. I never understood why my parents would cry or get choked up. I started to feel the same emotions as I got older. I love this movie so much and seeing how it came together is awesome! Each time I watch it I can't get over the emotion and love I feel for God the Almighty!
I was about 7 when this movie came out and I remeber crying and tearing up during the burning bush scene. The Spirit was moving.
+Jessica Ramirez wow!! I was only 2 lol yes that scene is just so emotional. I used to really get emotional too. I couldn't understand why and kind of got embarrassed but my dad always told me that its because we are feeling gods love for us. it is a beautiful scene and movie!! it will forever be my favorite and I can't wait to show it to my children one day! it's awesome to meet someone that has shared the same experience and appreciation for the movie. it isn't just a kid movie its far beyond it! you should check out behind the scenes of the movie. it took a lot of work and detail.
I love this movie, I grew up with it. Ofra Haza's singing has always amazed me; she joins Louise Fribo and Jónsi in the ranks of singers with angelic voices. Now that I am older, sometimes I get a little emotional over this film, even though I'm not the most religious person.
I thought i was the only one that got emotional every time i see it. God really was in this.
I feel that while it's appreciated a lot more now. That this, The Road to El Dorado, and The Emperor's New Groove are the most underrated and masterfully done animated films in recent memory.
Mitchell Palmski Spirit as well
Anastasia too👌🏼
Sinbad too
Thank you! Also Brother Bear
I have to add Treasure Planet to this list
I sometimes wonder how other
epics would have looked like if
DreamWorks still continued with
2D animation. It's unfortunate and
almost heartbreaking that movies like
this aren't as appreciated much as they
were before =/
sketch ee why do you keep
hitting enter after every
fifth word?
@@stormcloudsabound to make it look artsy and pretty
There is not a SINGLE SONG in this show that's a clunker. They're ALL spectacular.
Now that I’m older, I find it hard to believe Stephen Schwartz went from this to the equally beautiful Wicked
Helen Mirren - "I like the idea of playing queens..."
I know this is seven years late but still, I just have to say that I had no idea you had seen this movie. Small world I guess.
Who knew Sandra Bullock was in this??? Omg and Danny Glover??
Libra xo And Patrick Steward :)
Helen Mirren too
MIND BLOWN O.O
Sandra bullock was Miriam. Danny Glover played Jethro
and Jeff Goldblum was Aaron
I'm a Christian and this was my favorite movie of my whole childhood, and we just watched it today in social studies and I loved it
In Social Studies? Of a public school? What were you learning about and how was there no controversy or trouble with the teacher?
Zachary Siple
What are you a teacher your self? -_-
I watched it in social studies but half the class even understood what was happening and the teacher decided to put it on cause we were learning about Ancient Egypt.
i had no idea so many amazing actors were in this film! it's so underrated!
Its criminal
I don’t think it’s underrated lol
I am muslim. And this animation touched my heart.I watched this animation maybe 8-10 times.
Now,I am 45.
I grow up with the stories of Mose from holy book Quran quotes..
It is quite matching the same with Quran quotes,too.
My grandfather was telling those stories..
Much more I melt with the music and soundtracks.
Thank you Hans Zimmer.
This movie is art...so much emotion, depth and beauty in such a short period of time.
I can't believe I've known this movie since I was 4 but I haven't even bothered to watch how it was created. Now I'm 19 years old and finally watching and this is amazing. So much work and dedication brought us an epic animated depiction of the story of Moses. I'm not a religious person. I just love a good movie. And this movie is one of the most powerful. The messages, the music, the conflict between two brothers, the outcome. I love it all and I will remember this film forever. Thank you to everyone behind this project. You made a masterpiece
I couldn't have said it any better. I just turned 18 in the beginning of the month and I have loved this movie since childhood. I even had my best friend watch it with me 2 years ago and she had never seen it before hand. She loves it now lol This is the first time I'm watching the making of the movie and I'm so excited.
Same, exactly the same
SAME but I just turned 20
I'm also 19 and it just dawn on me as well. This movie is indeed a masterpiece!
I'm also 19
I just love Stephen's work on music for animated movies such as "Pocahontas" and "The Prince of Egypt".
+Philip Jennelle Not to mention Hunchback of Notre Dame and Enchanted. Stephen Schwartz really contributed with amazing music.
Ofra Haza was a famous singer from Israel who also had much popularity in Europe.She fused pop with the music of her Yemenite origins, creating a unique, yet addictive fusion never heard before. With this music's combination with her wonderful voice, she became legendary, enough so that she was chosen not only to be the voice of Yocheved in the Prince of Egypt in 17 languages, but also to have the character based on her own looks.
Sadly, Ofra passed away in 2000 due to AIDS from her husband.
Wow, thanks for that. Gonna look her up. RIP Ofra...how sad; a spousal betrayal.
I always wondered why I found Rameses to be so sexy and now I know why. He's voiced by Ralph fiennes. He's bound to be sexy.
Aka lord voldemort XD
izzytoofly Well, Voldemort does have a strong powerful python...
Like yul Brunner was as ramses
I love this movie. I grew up with this movie. As a Christian woman, I respect their story telling. And as a theatre student, as someone who studies acting and art, this is the most beautiful movie I have ever seen. I cry every time I see this movie.
A very underated film Also Helen Mirren "I like the idea of playing queens" went on to play Queen Elizabeth II in the Queen
Not to mention becoming an Oscar winner
She’s also played queens or female rulers Elizabeth I, Catherine the great, queen charlotte, Empress of Roman in Caligula , the snow queen and Titania the fairy queen.
I loved this when I was religious as a child, and I love it as an atheist as an adult. This movie is just awesome.
Amen, Jesse. How's life since you broke out of meth slavery?
I'm glad to hear it. I was really worried about you, b
I was Religious as a child, then I became an atheist. But now I'm Religious again. Keep searching you'll get there Astrid.
I am already "there."
Thanks.
Well, no you're not. By 'there' I meant back on Gods path where you belong.
Wait! Hans Zimmer was in that? Ooooooh, maybe THAT's why I love it so much.
Yes he was the composer for the film
Hans Zimmer is the king of soundtrack, I had no surprise when I realized he was the composer
Only the best for one of the best events ever told
It's crazy how this movie is now 22 years old and it had no new recognition for the timeless masterpiece that it is
The recognition is with the people like you and I who love it for years and years. This is a one of a kind movie that will be loved by generations to come.
Val Kilmer's voice is so soothing OMG I can sleep to it Lol
Same haha😂
yup, I thought it was perfect as they had him be the voice of God in the burning bush as well, very soothing and had great presence, but wasn't bellowing. perfect
Jesus loves you
Every time I listen to "Deliver us" I cry
"I've always liked the idea of playing queens... anyway." Helen Mirren saying that back in the nineties brings a giggle to my throat.
This movie is phenomenal. What an amazing story to begin with. One of the greatest of our time. And then, this movie makes it so accessible to everyone, young and old. Not to mention, the music is AMAZING.
i agree im working on a musical.... for this movie it was favorite as a child
Dreamwork's magnum opus. I can't believe this masterpiece is already 20 years old.
Their last great movie was Abominable!
Voldermort is Rameses? Wow, even in cartoon he plays the villain
I cant 😂😂😂😂😂😂
bailey guan Im not sure that he is the villain.
bailey guan well atleast he cares about Harry's education.
Ralph and Val such powerful voices, my favorite movie forever
He's not a villain in 007 lol
RIP Val Kilmer voice. It was so eloquent.
5:10. What an astonishing, heartbreaking delivery. Fiennes is awesome.
Hans Zimmer´s soundtracks are masterpieces
holy crap how have i not known so many great actors were in this film
If someone tells me that animated movies are only for kids, I’ll show him/her this. The amount of work behind every single scene to achieve such a magnificent masterpiece is impressive. It’s like a sequence of paintings coming to live, I miss 2D animation for this reason.
The last good 2D movie was Brother Bear
This is the best Dreamworks movie in my opinion. The animation, cast, writing and soundtrack were all fantastic.
This movie is such a huge part of my childhood and heart. I may not believe and have the faith I had as a child, but this movie still brings me to tears.
"I am the god of your ancestors, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob."
That voice to me still makes me cry, and in my mind, that is god. Even if it is an actor in a studio. This is the god I was told loved me so much, and the god I wish so much I could feel again. Movies like this make me wish so much that he was real, as the kind, loving generous being I was brought up to believe, not the vengeful, awful, tyrant he's been found to be.
Survante, I don't know what kind of experiences you have had in life to make you believe that, but God IS that loving, kind and merciful being that you thought He was when you were young. This world has distorted your image of Him, but even so He's still there for you, waiting for you to turn back to Him, so that He can show you His wonders. It's not too late to go back to Him, He hasn't given up on you, because He loves you with a love that no human could begin to understand and his faithfulness to those who Trust in Him is from everlasting unto everlasting.
But he is kind. He is generous. God is love.
Survante Williams I couldn't agree more. I also have moved away from my faith in god, but that voice gives me chills every time. What a magnificent film!
He is real, and He loves you- His child- with all of His heart. He honestly wants the best for you. Im genuinely confused why you say that God is vengeful, tyrannical, ect.
Im not trying to preach or be churchy, but based off my experiences with God, and that I know His character from building a relationship with Him, your statement honestly makes no sense to me. God is the MOST loving person I've ever known. Why do you feel He's vengeful and awful?
I don't know what you've gone through in life but I appeal to you to not get it twisted : GOD IS NOT a vengeful tyrant. HE is a GOD of justice, judgement, righteousness and holiness as much as HE is a GOD of love, mercy, kindness and patience. We don't condemn judges who dispense appropriate, lawful judgements to people who have been found to have committed crimes, why should we expect GOD to be any less?
Ralph Finnes is the most underrated actor alive
6:10 "I've always liked the idea of playing Queens anyway" - Helen Mirren. Little did she know she'd play the role of Queen Elizabeth eight years later!
I think that no one could portray Moses as well as Val Kilmer, this is hands down the best portrayal of Exodus
I've never been religious but I always loved this film from an artistic and musical standpoint. A real classic.
I’m an atheist, I’ve always been surrounded by believers and religious inputs, but I’m still an atheist. This movie is AMAZING. Everytime I watch it I get goosebumps and cry.
shoutout to no one telling me that sandra bullock was in this movie. in retrospect, it was obvious.
Right, the voice was incredibly familiar
Even though this was my first glimpse of her talent, it was The Blind Side that made me a fan of Sandra
"It's very reminiscent of theatre"-Val...thank God because ladies and gents they did a mildly staged version of Act 1 of this this summer at sag harbor theatre in NY last month...it's gonna be on stage!!! I nearly cried when I heard that...PLEASE for the love of all that's holy, let this be on Broadway!
Wait. Stephen Spielberg?!?!?!? Dude. Schindler's list. Prince of Egypt?.... Incredible.
Steve Martin and Martin Short are so awesome
I may not have grown up religious, but this movie was part of my childhood and it was some of the things that eventually became the backbone of me respecting religions from around the world. I may not be religious, it doesn’t stop me from enjoying this gem of a movie
The amazing thing is (despite the liberties taken with the relationship between Moses and Ramses--although that's all very possible and plausible) this is a true story. That makes it all that more amazing
+Melonie Zappa You think the relationship between Moses and Ramses in the film is the most unlikely phenomenon to have happened in real life?
+TheVildee the way the depicted it yes, but who knows. The emotional dialogue between them and things they said definitely COULD have happened. But as always it's reading just a tad too much into it. It's not mainly about the story of the brothers it's about how God delivered his people
+Melonie Zappa See I would like to say that I am a Christian first of all. And second of all, you have to be very very ignorant to say that the emotion struggles the film focuses on did not or most likely did not happen. They grew up as brothers and as brother tend to do when they disown each other they DID go through heavy emotions DESPITE the bibles lack of saying so. I do not want or mean to insult you, I'm just saying that they MOST DEFINITELY did go through the struggles and emotions the movie focuses on
+Melonie Zappa
Sorry to disappoint but it is likely that its not a true story.
Beside the Bible we have no historical sources talking about a bunch of hebrew-slaves wandering away from Egypt.
Seeing how the Egyptians where the most highly advanced culture of that time, we would probably have somebody writing about all of those plagues and the losing of a big part of the slavepopulation (Don't forget parting of the Sea, who wouldn't mention that?).
+GehirnWirrWarr Sorry to disappoint but there is a record of those plagues and Exodus. Google Egyptian record of Nile turning to blood. There are two links which are the first two one by the telegraph the other from got questions.
A story like this will never be told in the mainstream media ever again. The current state of the world will never allow that
It’s driving me nuts. Especially as I’ve learned to appreciate this more than I should have as a kid. Mainstream media has been corrupted
Helen Mirren always likes the idea of playing queen? Well, she sure was telling the truth!
This is one of the most underrated films in cinematic history.
Brenda Chapman co-directed this film? Wow. She later contributed to the 2012 Pixar film Brave as being the first female director to it.
I've some issues with the Brave movie BUT, as a whole I thoroughly enjoyed it and quite honestly I would love to see another movie like Brave again. It's not very often you see a movie b/w a mother and daughter like with goofy and his son in their own movie together. We really need more movies like Brave that can tell the growth and courage of a female character. Though recently there' moana. I was really worried bout it but I'm glad they didn't overdo the overprotective dad and rebellious daughter thing. It's a nice surprise to see that its a movie about a hero AND a protagonist working together, its like the hero is letting the protag of the story to be the main hero, very interesting angle.
What i absolutely loved in Brave is both the mystery and the relationship b/w mother and daughter, the struggle, tension, emotions, and the closure. Much better than Frozen which fails on so many levels since Disney is redefining love and romance and marriage/committed relationships.
The burning bush is the best scene
BY FAR. The second half of that scene has no dialogue. It's Hans Zimmer's beautiful score to visuals of Moses retelling what he had just experienced to his wife. It's so GOOD!
Cry every time!
Helen Mirren, 6:09: "I've always liked the idea of playing queens anyway." Just you wait... ;)
Incredible. The sound track was so good too
When you watch it, you can tell it was made with love. On every level.
It's beautiful and timeless..
Absolutely amazing
Ofra Haza, what a great singer!
Ralf Fiennes is excellent as Rameses, after "The Schindler's List" and "The English Patient". I cried a lot in these movies.
I would never imagine the taugh guy of "Top Gun" (Val Kilmer) as Moses, but he was awesome!
I loved Ralph as Jesus in "The Miracle Maker", another lovely animated Christian film that I grew up with. It's a shame that it's not as well known as this one.
elsa1942 I know that movie, I have seen it once. Ralf is most known from 1990's films, so the most of his first movies are quite forgotten
Yes. Now that I'm older, the Crucifixion and tomb scenes break my heart; the background music in those scenes hits you hard in the feels.
I remember he played Amon Goeth in Schindler's List, which I haven't seen yet.
elsa1942 I remember that scene, it was very moving
Yes, he did! You should see it!
Anastasia Pat yeah
It's 2023, and The Prince of Egypt might still be the most awesome animated movie to be made to this day. I mean, how could you expect otherwise ? Val Kilmer, Ralph Fiennes, Sandra Bullock, Patrick Stewart, Michelle Pfeiffer, Jeff Goldblum delivering one of the best dialogues with astounding authenticity, while music, chorus and lyrics were orchestrated by a more-efficient-than-ever Hans Zimmer.
On top of that, we're having Fiennes, Pfeiffer, and many others who worked their hardest to actually SING those songs, even though part of them didn't get any training beforehand.
THIS, my friend, is how you create an actual masterpiece.
My cousin sang the part of Moses.
Ralph Fiennes and Val Kilmer could talk to me all day.. such lovely voices to listen to
Amazing animation, amazing music, amazing story = Magic.
smamit2 the Bible stories I thought of adapting into animation would have to be Noah’s ark , Daniel and the lions den, Jonah and the creation
This is still like the only movie that makes me cry every single time watch it, and like 10 times during the whole movie. Grew up with this movie (know every line) and basically just died when I saw who plays in it. This movie is an absolute gift to the world.
And just noticed, it was made in the same year that I was born in :O
Yo the girl who plays Yocheved is so beautiful I swear
That's Ofra Haza. A legendary vocalist in the Middle East.
How is it fair in any world that such a great voice actor as Kilmer has lost his voice. I'm heartbroken.
I can just imagine Aaron running from the Pharaoh saying "must go faster, must go faster"
This was the only thing that ever made me take any interest in the Biblical stories, downloaded it yesterday after having not seen or heard it for 20 odd years and I couldn't take my eyes or ears off it...
I love this movie. One of my all-time faves.
I love Val Kilmer so much. The fact he doesn’t even have this beautiful voice anymore breaks my heart.
The movie is a masterpiece. I'm not religious, so I don't see it from that perspective at all. But the animation! The art! The freaking MUSIC! So wonderful!
The songs are Schwartz's BEST bar none!! I do love Wicked very much, but this movie and it's music and songs are something truly special, this is proof that Schwartz can write just as well as Menken(whom I also adore to death) when he truly has the support system backing him up! Disney was unsupportive of him during this time in life in his life which is stupid and utterly cold hearted considering he had just written great lyrics for two of their previous movies...but you know...what we got was this masterpiece that was just as good, if not maybe a tad better than Disney ;)
Hans Zimmer, my hero of music.
I seriously hope the animators/artists were paid the most for this film. What they did still boggles my mind.
Man y’all don’t understand how much I really really loved this film!!!!
I HAD NO IDEA WHO WAS IN THIS MOVIE HOLY SHIT WHAT A CAST
Rewatching The Prince of Egypt after The Ten Commandments makes me appreciate even more, the craft and dedication behind this stunning animated film. Even the discrepancy between the brothers’ relationship is beautifully depicted in both works. Commandments have Moses and Ramses as bitter rivals since the beginning, whereas P.O.E. beautifully and not deceitfully lulls the audience into a sense of security and good-natured humor between the brothers. They become enemies only after the POE Moses discovers the truth about his upbringing. Commandments Moses is seen by Ramses as second-best, from the get-go
Val Documentary Sent me here, a reminder how fantastic this movie was.
Still watching and loving the soundtrack in 2022, I have loved this movie since 98 and I love introducing my children to this awesome movie.
I adored Val Kilmer already, but after seeing this, my appreciation increases!
Batman married Catwoman before facing off with Voldemort in Egypt lol
I've watched this film many times and was fortunate enough to see it in cinemas and I had no idea Ralph Fiennes did the voice of Ramses. That's acting.
So much respect to these actors for taking the medium seriously
It’s so hard for star power to translate into a work of art in this day and age!
5:15 was DEEP.
Mooooooosssssseeeeeeessssssss
😧
Such a beautiful movie. One of my favorites for sure.
Prince of Egypt is in the top ten of the best movies ever made. the movie is a work of art. I have never heard such beautiful song writing . the animation has a style and warmth that is rare and original. Simply outstanding and unforgettable.
This movie is ICONIC
This film moves me from start to finish
Ofra Haza❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😘😘😘💗💗💗💕💕💓💓❤❤😍😍😍😍
The music is incredible in this film. I remember just being in awe with the opening scene so captivating.
I watch this over and over! Our God is SO faithful. Everyone involved in making this movie - THANK YOU so very much!!!!
I LOVE this movie. One of my favorite animations ever. Such a brilliant cast and crew. I can't believe I was only 10 years old when this came out! 18 years ago! gosh