Reminder that "God hardens pharaoh's heart" is completely ommited from this movie. Only reason why Rameses refuses to free the slaves is because he doesn't want to be the "weak link" (his late father once pointed to him and said "one weak link can break the chain of a mighty dynasty")
>That's just a song lyric >Omitted from the film
Your fricking words, mate. It's supposed to be a clear allusion to that line which shows the film makers see it as a metaphorical "hardening" and not the literal hardening that literalist autists like you always bring up to derail the thread into theological autism.
>just a sing lyric >read the script
It wasnt in the script because it was in the song sequence, those arent usually in the script but it doesnt mean it doesnt happen. Jesus Christ, just admit you're fricking wrong.
It's an animated remake of The Ten Commandments, just like Pocahontas was an animated remake of Dance with Wolves. What a surprise that both movies were the brainchild of the same person (Jeffrey Katzenberg)
>Pocahontas was an animated remake of Dance with Wolves
Dances with Wolves has nothing to fricking do with Pocahontas. Dances with Wolves occurred hundreds of years after Pocahontas.
>(Rameses sees that Moses has turned the water of the river into blood with his staff) >Hotep! Huy! Explain this to me! >Rest assured, Your Majesty >Uh, yes, we are going to demonstrate the superior might of our gods. Uh... (puts red powder in a jug of water, so that it resembles blood) By the power of Ra!
I don't understand that moment.
They're trying to make Rameses believe that they can perform the same miracles as Moses, and thus turning the entire river into blood is nothing special or to be afraid
Comfy film, but it made me like the pharoah just because he was badass and the moses guy was a bit gay. I wish there were more bible cartoons like this, would like to see more stories in this animatuon style. Think the fall of lucifer would be a kino one and also jesus going around curing leprechauns and blind peoples.
>Hey, hey, hey, Casanova. I saw your big finish on the news. Nice smooch, lover boy >Hey, ixnay on the isskay man. That's private, that's prívate >Private? The entire reef saw you do it >Whoa, somebody is in a bad mood. Come on, Ang, show me the smile. Let me see the smile, baby >Knock it off! >What has gotten into you?
Personally, i prefer the way that characters talk to each other in this movie.
i didn't like it
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4K was released a few days ago.
I know, I'm watching it right now. Picked it up last night. 🙂
Reminder that "God hardens pharaoh's heart" is completely ommited from this movie. Only reason why Rameses refuses to free the slaves is because he doesn't want to be the "weak link" (his late father once pointed to him and said "one weak link can break the chain of a mighty dynasty")
The pharaoh asks for his heat to be hardened and his wish is granted
I remember the script and that didn't happen.
He says "So let my heart be hardened, I will never let your people go"
>Reminder that "God hardens pharaoh's heart" is completely ommited from this movie
>"So let my heart be hardened."
You fricking moron
That's just a song lyric. It isn't like in the bible, where God tells Moses on the burning bush that he will harden pharaoh's heart.
>That's just a song lyric
>Omitted from the film
Your fricking words, mate. It's supposed to be a clear allusion to that line which shows the film makers see it as a metaphorical "hardening" and not the literal hardening that literalist autists like you always bring up to derail the thread into theological autism.
>just a sing lyric
>read the script
It wasnt in the script because it was in the song sequence, those arent usually in the script but it doesnt mean it doesnt happen. Jesus Christ, just admit you're fricking wrong.
read the preadamite hypothesis. read julian jaynes. most "humans" were not conscious and not under God's guarantee of free will.
I miss Bible kino. Even when it was about israelites
The entertaining bits of the bible are the israeli ones. New testament is very boring by comparison.
>I miss pirate kino, even if it was about pirates
The frick you on homie. What else do you expect from Biblical tales
When you accept christ as your personal savior, you stop being a israelite
The storyline is way too simple/basic for my liking.
It's an animated remake of The Ten Commandments, just like Pocahontas was an animated remake of Dance with Wolves. What a surprise that both movies were the brainchild of the same person (Jeffrey Katzenberg)
>Pocahontas was an animated remake of Dance with Wolves
Dances with Wolves has nothing to fricking do with Pocahontas. Dances with Wolves occurred hundreds of years after Pocahontas.
>(Rameses sees that Moses has turned the water of the river into blood with his staff)
>Hotep! Huy! Explain this to me!
>Rest assured, Your Majesty
>Uh, yes, we are going to demonstrate the superior might of our gods. Uh... (puts red powder in a jug of water, so that it resembles blood) By the power of Ra!
I don't understand that moment.
It's borrowing from stories of one of Christ's Apostles who openly challenged false religions
They're trying to make Rameses believe that they can perform the same miracles as Moses, and thus turning the entire river into blood is nothing special or to be afraid
Comfy film, but it made me like the pharoah just because he was badass and the moses guy was a bit gay. I wish there were more bible cartoons like this, would like to see more stories in this animatuon style. Think the fall of lucifer would be a kino one and also jesus going around curing leprechauns and blind peoples.
Lucifer's fall really isn't spectacular or anything. He was mostly hyped up after the fact outside the bible.
He might be thinking about Paradise Lost maybe
>christcucks unironically believe in the torah
I don't like the Stephen Schwartz lyrics. They are self-important.
I, too, find them shallow and pedantic
Just not my type of animated movie. It does look great, i'll give it that.
>Hey, hey, hey, Casanova. I saw your big finish on the news. Nice smooch, lover boy
>Hey, ixnay on the isskay man. That's private, that's prívate
>Private? The entire reef saw you do it
>Whoa, somebody is in a bad mood. Come on, Ang, show me the smile. Let me see the smile, baby
>Knock it off!
>What has gotten into you?
Personally, i prefer the way that characters talk to each other in this movie.