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It is Hollyweird.What can I say?Good movie, but if you're looking for "Bible accuracy", skip this one.
HahaJust a hint.... God is portrayed as a 10 year-old little boy. The river is turned red by crocodiles thrashing around in the red mud that came down from the mountains over time, and settled on the bottom. All the plagues (except the last one) "just happen", no confrontation from Moses, no warning they were coming. The best chance for some good special effects would have been the staffs turning to serpants, but they never showed that, at all.
No orgy. No Golden calf. No breaking of the tablets. No striking of the rock for water. They stumbled through chest deep water at the sea for part of the crossing. Moses got caught in the 60' return of the water, and barely struggled to shore. All of the army turned back, and were drowned just before the got back to the Egyptian side...... but that's OK, because most of the army was killed by a mountain clif cave-in long before they got to the sea. No pillar of fire. No cloud. No manna.
Mistreatment. Nothing about going three days into the desert to worship.Haha
That's a gigantic hint.
What did the movie portray for the reason to leave Egypt?
Pretty much.Willie T
With all that you have said wasn't in it, they couldn't have told the story. What an hour and half of make believe.
The days of Bible version movies the quality of Heston in Ten Commandments is over in Hollywood.
Sadly, it appears so.Tell me it aint so...
It is a good "once upon a time" story.Don't count on the Biblical truth.Satan would never allow that in our media.It was a fairly good Robin Hood type story.