The Prince of Egypt

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An Egyptian prince learns of his identity as a Hebrew and, later his destiny to become the chosen deliverer of his people.

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  • WarriorArnelle

    Egypt, as kitty stated, was one of the most powerful nations of that time, if not THE most powerful nation at that time. Had the Hebrews tried to leave WITHOUT Pharaoh’s say-so, there would have been blood, and lots of it. Pharaoh was used to having people obey him, and having an entire nation just up and leave on him would NOT have been good. He most likely would have killed as many of them as possible in retribution; that and the constant asking and refusal allowed God to show His might through the plagues.

  • WarriorArnelle

    It wasn’t “revenge” in the way we, as humans, would see it. Pharaoh was given warning that something was coming, something that would be far worse than anything he had ever dealt with before. This story isn’t unique, either; hard as it is for us to stomach, especially with our mental image of a loving God, things like this did happen. The God of the Old Testament shows a very different side of the God we know now, and the only reason things ever changed is because Jesus Christ came to die for us and our sins. If that had not happened, chances are, we would still be killing entire cities- think of Jericho, for example- in God’s name. Thinking that the slaying of all Egypt’s firstborn was God’s punishment is like saying natural disasters are God’s way of punishing people now. Try and think of it this way: it says in the Bible that Pharaoh’s heart was hardened against the Israelites and against Moses. Nothing would get through to him; not bad dreams, not burns, not lesions, not the loss of his entire nation’s crops, not drought, not famine, nothing. This was the only way to get through to him, and I am sure it hurt God far more than any of us, as humans, can imagine.

    But, that’s just my opinion : ) God bless!

  • User

    What a beautiful animation! Great story, music was amazing!!! My kids loved this movie! :) Such a wonderful message! Defineitaly recommend this! :)

  • Grace

    Beautiful movie, I loved it from the moment I saw it as a little girl in the video store and despite it being utterly tragic… I can;t help but cherish it :)

  • wozzle

    i think this is a wounderful way for not only younge children but teens to get into the bible. i hated reading the bible at my school because we were forced to (not religious btw) and then a teacher had us watch films like this!

  • Isaac

    Same here I’m an atheist and have loved this movie since i was a kid.

  • http://twitter.com/peter0ckk PETER B

    poor brother.

  • John

    Seriously… Come on. Do you honestly think anybody is about to convert if you pester them that way?

  • KQuan

    This movie was producted when I was only 1 years old and I have watched it 3 times.I realy love it

  • reema

    i love jesus

  • G

    I am muslim and i love this movie although it is missing some details like the golden calf/heifer

  • Galax

    I hope you can learn to respect others’ faiths without asking them to convert.

  • mildred

    this movie has helped my mom,brother, and sister christians has helped us believe more and that god makes miracles and he listens to everyone in the land and it does not matter who you are to make a difference.

  • Bri

    I hope you know he said only Hoping. He didn’t even force her. He’s hoping like we are all hoping that some people believe in God.

  • Gavin

    Even as an Atheist, I love this movie^^ There is nothing wrong with enjoying a good piece of mythology ever now and then:)

  • ROMSDABOM

    WOW JUST WOW

  • lotus sully

    i agree -alicia-this is one of my favourites and im and atheist as well. i luv Disney its amazing

  • IsIt?!

    The movie should have showed how soon after, the same people that were set free by “god”, went on to kill people (canaanites) because the land was “promised to them”. That Bible is all tpyes of messed up and it sucks that so many people believe it. SMH. Israelis are too much with this “promised land” bull crap.

    However, I do love the movie.

  • Straighner

    From the carnal perspective you are right. But there’s more.

  • Ash

    May God bless you! :)

  • Ash

    I love this movie! But at the end Moses came back upset and angry because the Hebrew people went back to worshiping false idols and then God had them wandering in the desert for 40 years until all the generations died! But this is also a kid movie so yea! Still my favorite movie tho! :)

  • Kady

    The music in this movie has always inspired me, even if I’m not a churchgoer, I’ve always loved this story and movie. So moving every time I hear it, and it’s a timeless story of family and strength even to those of us who are not religious.

  • Ashley (dude)

    I’m no Christian (though that doesn’t mean I don’t believe in God), but I think this is my favorite movie. I love how sad it was for Moses and Rameses to lose each other, and each time I watch this I want them to forgive each other and be brothers again. This is a family oriented movie, but it sure shows a lot of sorrow people had to, are, and will go through in this unforgiving world.

  • jake

    i watched this movie when i was about 6, im 13 now and i still love this movie, it took me a while to figure out the name tho :P

  • PATRICK BURCH

    THE ONLY RELION THAT IS OF CONSEQENCE IS PAGAN AND DEVIL PROPHISE ANYTHING ELSE IS A DIFFERENT FORM OF GODS WORDS AND PASSION AND THATS IT IM SURE HE WOULD SAY THE SAME THING IF YOU TRULY BELIEVE

  • Dinh Tran Mai-Han

    hey guys just watch the movie no one really cares what you’re religion is

  • Izzy

    I’m so glad I found this. Prince of Egypt was my all time favorite movie as a kid. You really can’t find movies this beautifully animated or with music this great anymore.

  • Ahmed

    I’m Egyptian and i wanted tell that this great story you all lived is because of an Egyptian who you don’t respect now

  • Daniela Fecková

    Well, it is not the first time Disney changed the story a little bit, but still it is a beautiful movie. Love it :)

  • Amber

    I used this movie to teach my sons in bible study. I had this movie on VHS but my vcr wasn’t working so i’m so grateful they could watch it here. The movie played perfectly without Buffering. God is so good!

  • Hamza

    Gosh , Thanks folks , I m a Muslim , and it’s quite the same story in islam , after all , our religions isn’t that different

  • Guest

    do you know anything about paganism
    most of it is about worshipping nature and searching for peace, balance, and purity

  • willie

    God is real and his sprit lives in ever y man I want to know why u dont believe and I will share with u some life experience thst u cant just write off as pure luck

  • http://www.facebook.com/nganandsaraandme Kimberly Cao Voong

    Ever since I’ve watched this movie from my teacher when learning about Moses, I’ve wanted to see the whole movie, now I can! I remember there was a part he opened the water in half, it was EPIC! :D

  • lancegopilan11

    this is my favorite of all time! im 11 and we just studied about this and im just inspired by God!

  • yolola

    I hope not catholic because they realy dont make what is written in the Bible more like a Baptist

  • Jake

    Im a Theistic Satanist and I enjoy this movie greatly

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