Than they called him hebrew only seti still called him Moses like a son seti sayed what evil has done this to Moses he didnt cared for Moses origin he let Moses made the chioce of his fate have he worded it different ramses Would have had Not the throne but Moses answered him honest he never Would harm seti but still freed stopped slavery that they needed to build cities with
Greek used slavery aswell Roman rom People Not only agypt etc some fought against slavery for long seti was forced as a ruler to declared ramses as ruler but he couldnt bear decide Moses fate seti refused so he let ramses declare it it broke series hard to Show mercy
What really helps to make this scene so effective is the underrated performance of Sir Cedric Hardwicke as Seti, you feel his progression from profoundly shocked at the sight of Moses in chains to utterly heartbroken as he hears Moses confess, great casting choice by DeMille
@@louseveryann2181what's your point he's saying the guy is a perfect choice. And stop telling people what to do. Why don't you eat your own damn cookies and keep quiet
You have to admire God's sense of humour here. Pharoah was raising moses as his own son, giving him the best of everything that Egypt had to offer a man. Using all of Egypts wealth and resources to train the liberator of the hebrews. Just beautifully played.
The ways of God are always mysterious to man. Joseph sold as an slave became 2nd in command only to Pharoah! Through that, he ruled over his brothers! He and his 11 brothers generated a nation in Egypt. The nation of God was thus ready to depart!!! Jews blew it by killing the Messiah!!! Now his Church is guided by God himself since 33AD!!!
@Dvd Ortiz it was the sanhedrin who plotted to have Jesus killed, not the Jews. Israel is still the apple of God's eye and he will bless them that bless israel and curse them that curse israel. God's covenant israel still stands and it is us gentiles who are allowed to be partakers in the blessing abraham because of the jews. The church does not replace israel.
@@MrIrrepressible actually it was all the Jewish leaders who craved political power. They would not have a messiah (annointed one) by God himself to rule over them as king, since that would mean they would lose all the political influence they had over the Roman governor. They could not bear that loss. So Jesus had to die. Pontius himself didn't want to do it at first. It was the worship of power that made them want to do it And in this Moses story, we see that as soon as he leaves them, they create a cow of gold, to worship it. And so they worship gold which represent money and power, rather than the scary Horus, half man half eagle who sees all with his eagle eyes, and who represents oppressive egyptian power. Today, the all seeing eye above the egyptian pyramid on the dollar bill. The Eagle, the national animal of the US. The obelisk, Washington momument, egyptian symbols of power. All that ancient egyptian pagan symbology has survived and it was conceived by satan himself. That's why Moses stood against it
God didn’t want just any prophet. He wanted a prophet who tasted the sweetness of Egypt, and spat it out in disgust. He wanted a prophet who grew to hate Egypt so that he would assist god in destroying it. In later books like Numbers, Moses is very against going back to Egypt. He yells, screams, and eventually allows dissenters to leave, only to be found days later murdered by Philistine bandits.
@@markyinbelfastxx9088 they made Romans too evil never showed their good or decent side in that film. sometimes a depiction of both sides of the fence is needed
Cecille B Demille got a great deal on those costumes. They had already been made for the movie _The Egyptian (1954)_ and he bought and re-used many of them.
Catzilla He bought and reused the extras costumes. The principals costumes were original and designed by 5 individual costume designers, who were each nominated for Oscars.
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The part I like is when he said; The evil of men who would turn their brothers into beast of burden, to slave and suffer in dumb anguish. To be stripped from spirit and hope and faith, only because they're of another race, another Creed. If there is a God; He did not mean this to be so. Charlton Heston was a remarkable actor in this movie. He played Moses very well. Rest in peace.
@@louseveryann2181 It's not fairy tales. These were actual real people. They're recorded in history. Seti and Ramses II were the names of real pharaohs too, you can look it up However, some research shows it's likely that they were not the ones in power at the time of Moses. It's likely Moses came before them and there was a different pharaoh.
The voices of Charlton Heston and Yul Brynner are majestic. Moses and Ramses indeed. As Nefertiri later tells Ramses, Moses here willingly throws away everything that Ramses wants.
The greatest movie of all times have watched it for 50yrs still love it ! Charleston Heston and Yul Breener and the others they are not to be compared to these actors of today !!
That's the inheritance of a son of Adam. The inheritance passed down by the only Begotten Son of God is very different. And I thank God for this second inheritance.
Moses was all man-for God, even, when he did not comprehend his calling in life, yet, from God. Man offered him all the power/finance, but, God spiritually instilled in him to chose divine leadership and glory through Him; as Alpha and Omega
jesus ain't god though. like moses he is "a man of god". The Actual God created Jesus inside Mary's womb, gave Jesus powers and shall resurrect Jesus. Jesus wouldn't exist without God so we can't brand Jesus as God/Lord. That's like calling the employee the "boss" and the boss nothing
Beautifully written, acted scene Magnificent character study. Study in contrasting passions....a tragic family drama...this movie is not just big crowd scenes but quiet intense ones too
@@apngeram it's actually the same they changed it for the movie REAL NAME... MOVIE NAME Nefertari Nefertiti Zipporah Sephora Ramsses II Ramses II Jochebed Jochebel Sethi I Seti I they changed a lot
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This movie 🎥 is a classic of all times. I have watched this movie on numerous occasions, it has taught me a lot. Cecil B. DeMille really did his homework 📚 and researched the scrolls and the Bible. It really brought out who Moses was. I also came to a conclusion when Moses talked to God each time God starts off by saying” I Am “ he introduces himself as he is and there is NO ONE ☝️ LIKE GOD. Yes, this movie IS. A true classic but really look and listen how Cecil B. DeMille put this movie together you’ll get some great revelation from it. I’m sure the actors in this movie must have gleaned something from this movie and hopefully it touched their ♥️, souls and minds that would impact their life. I pray others who see this movie will see what I saw, and allow God to speak to their 💕 hearts and minds how Moses impacted our lives and the history that Moses was involved in according to scripture. God Bless Everyone. 🙏
jesus ain't god though. like moses he is "a man of god". The Actual God created Jesus inside Mary's womb, gave Jesus powers and shall resurrect Jesus. Jesus wouldn't exist without God so we can't brand Jesus as God/Lord. That's like calling the employee the "boss" and the boss nothing
Believe me, there are quite a few attractive men with those traits you mention. There are many of them. But the pharaoh's costume gives a special glow to his face.
He help the Hebrews but couldn't help the innocent 6 million Jews slaughtered for no reason.Why?Six million of his people and he did nothing.Cmon man get a clue.
@@philpeate6938he was not sent as a saviour warrior for them, he was only sent as guidance and hope.... grow up and learn to look past your own hubris...
What Miracles ? at the sea GOD PUTS A PILLAR OF FIRE Between Moses and Pharaoah..... right ? 1 min later "Look Pharaoah, THE FIRE DIES" Are you kidding ? Let's not forget they could have just driven around the fire . Why did god create a pillar of fire, Why not use that energy to burn the egyptian army before they could strike. that way - Moses and his camp wouldn't need to go anywhere - they could rest easy Why did god let pharaoh get so close to moses so as to raise the alarm. Why not , when Moses saw, Pharaoh's soliders. why didn't go just blow them up ? SO EVERYONE COULD SEE HIS MIGHT Remember the old bloke "before death close my eyes, my wish was that i would behold.... thy deliverer" WHY MAKE THE OLD BLOKE SUFFER, WHY NOT JUST TELL HIM..... YOU DID SEE HIM ? Even as a child, i felt it was unfair of god to do this to the old bloke. he was faithful to god THOUGH SLAVERY or what other miracle ??? that Moses tells sethi, he loves him and doesn't wish to rebel against him but sethi insists.... Why do you force me to destroy you. One would think Sethi would resonate a bit of common sense don't you think ? Mate 2 things are undeniable here 1. MOSES NEVER EXISTED IN THE HOUSE OF EGYPT 2. THE BIBLE ISN'T GOD'S WORD Now... You do what you will beyond that, but those 2 things if nothing else , are absolutely true. the second one you can easily prove for yourself the first takes approx 3 years of research THAT .. YES.. I DID DO
Jesus, look at the scale of this production, it's just unbelievable. Back then Hollywood took gigantic risks to create masterpieces like this one. Today Hollywood is crap.
Cecil B DeMille not only directed this version of The 10 Commandments, which was released in 1956. He directed the original silent film The Ten Commandments in 1923. It’s very impressive as well.
Cecil B DeMille not only directed this version of The 10 Commandments, which was released in 1956. He directed the original silent film The Ten Commandments in 1923. It’s very impressive as well.
You would too if you were a slave, 6 packs were part of the job description. Did you see that old man dying... He packing a 6 pack, like a 22 year old LOL
(according to this film) if only he went with the flow since Nefertiri was gonna hide his secret and Seti loved him more, Moses would've been Pharaoh and command anything he wanted even free the slaves
@@crashpal No. Moses needed to do more than just free the Hebrews, but also guide them to Israel. You can see that the Hebrews started to abuse their freedom as soon as they escaped Egypt. If not for Moses, they would've been lost. The reason God chose Moses for this task was because he was the most loyal and virtuous one. Moses was destined to be a prophet, not a king.
IN THE MOVIE he was a great leader Sadly Moses never existed He never led anything He never conquered Nations He never was surrogate son to Sethi I Personally i prefer if he had been, because the movie so bloody awesome. and i grew up on this stuff. but sadly... No, this didn't happen
This is my favorite scene in this very epic masterpiece, including the dancers not shown immediately previous to this part here, ONLY because of the Ancient Egyptian music. My god those strings right before the doors are open when Moses appears, it's just gorgeous they always remind me not only of Egypt or this movie but also the springtime because this airs on ABC typically the night b4 Easter.
Classic genius of a film top notch acting great actors old is gold glad as a kid 70s 80s saw these type of films 50 -60s was the best error of class films
This entire scene is both great and heartbreaking. Moses and Seti both tell each other how much they care for one another as father and son. Yet, Moses then breaks Seti's heart by telling him that he was left with no choice of what he did. Only then to leave Seti no choice to do what he had to do right then and there. You can see the pain in Seti's eyes and face as he is about to give Egypt to Rameses. He wanted to give it to Moses not just because he probably loved Moses more then his own son, but because he knew Moses could do great things. Even greater then Rameses, and when he officially bans Moses name from the world and lowers his head I'm sorrow. You can tell that he is sad and desecrated by the events. To the point that it looks like he could start to cry or is crying.
This movie has so many lies it that it’s pathetic. Jeremiah 16:19 O LORD, my strength, and my fortress, and my refuge in the day of affliction, the Gentiles shall come unto thee from the ends of the earth, and shall say, Surely our fathers have inherited lies, vanity, and things wherein there is no profit.
Amazing parallels shown in this scene: Moses steps up to stand higher than Seti. Seti hardens himself as he declares Moses' sentence. Moses is later sent out of Egypt. Later on, Moses returns, standing taller than Ramses. Ramses hardens himself against him, but in the end, Moses leads the Hebrews out of Egypt.
This stands as a masterpiece, but one of overblown, cliches, and huge glitz..which was exactly what DeMille did. He did it like no one else had ever done...And we in the audience loved to watch it. I was 8 when this came out. And I still love seing it - at 74...
Psalms 23:4 [4]Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.
I understand that God had to be the one to bring them out of Egypt. He promised Abraham the land of Israel not Egypt. The absolute anguish and sorrow that Seti feels when he sees Moses you almost wish he would have said “Ok Moses you convinced me. The Hebrews can go free and you can be Pharaoh.” But of course he didn’t and Israel was born as of this moment. Violently powerful and very very sad scene.
LOL......Settle down there girl i mean... i reckon Sephora is gonna have something to say about that , Did you see the look on her face when Neferitiri comes in and she says "Yes, this is OUR.... Son" LOL it's like...... he's mine bitch... Back off , we have a child Now, all the wealth of egypt cannot change that fact and what about when she thought he was gonna get with one of her sisters LMFAO Settle down and be careful. God will not allow the union between you and MOSES BUT OF COURSE... YOU ARE FREE TO CHECK OUT HIS ABS :P
I just had a thought, You and Moses would hook up, You wake up in the morning after a amazing night. Your hair is all messed up and you got up early, he's just waking up You're like "good mornin babe" he's like "good morning my love" You're like "i'm making breakfast, is Scrambled eggs on toast and orange juice, ok for you" he's like "I BASK IN THE LIGHT OF YOUR GLORY" LOL he's always gonna have something like that to say he'll be home from work "How was your day" He's like "It was a day that shall never be forgotten through the ages, man walked into the office after man and we worked like beasts of burden all day long, until lunchtime but the temple granery's were empty so it sucked. if there is a god why does he not hear our cries from the office" LMFAO
I have watched this too since I was 8 in 1960. There are endless little treats to unearth. When Moses approches the burning bush you will see him touch a mezzuzah on the passage wall. Wiki told just yesterday that pharoahs chariots were actually the modern egyptian army on the set of Sinai.. Imwill continue seeking these omens since I first found this movies
There were obviously many things wrong with these old movies that can easily be ignored, but once you see those chains that Moses is wearing you can't unsee them.
Finally, You sir are the only one in the whole comment section that has criticised the utter ignorance and stupidity of the filmmakers. Moses was a mighty prophet who used to talk with God. In chains , calling mercy of Pharaoh , calling him father 😂
only in this era, filmed this way, and with these actors could this scene be played and not come off as melodramatic in the way they move, striking poses the way they do, and i love it. it's just so watchable on every level. it wouldn't work at all in today's hollywood, they'd make it 'gritty' and ugly.
What made the movie so great as someone said in the comments was the actors , pure and simple . You could have a spectacular movie set and costumes but it means nothing without the talent and charisma of the actors . In this case, the Legends, Charles Heston and Yul Brynner .
What made this movie so 'great' is the same thing that made all Biblical movies 'great': gullibility, lack of historical knowledge, and desperation to believe that myths actually happened. David 'really did' sling a rock at a giant and make him fall over dead. Moses 'really did' put a stick in the Nile and cause it to turn to blood. The Israelites 'really did' charge across the Jordan, march around Jericho and all the walls fell down ... even though the city was already a ruin at the time (as was the nearby city of Ai which they also supposedly burned to the ground. In fact, Ai had been a ruin for over 1500 years.)
Seti was not wrong in seeing the greatness of Moses. If I were Moses, I would have charged into Baka's house as a prince of Egypt with troops. But then again the movie would not continue further.
Harden yourself against sorbordants. Put no faith in a brother. Have no friend. And trust no woman. Yeah, these words might sound harsh, but it's still sound advice to anyone about to inherit great power.
Moses was on the fast track to become Pharaoh himself, so why didn't he just wait until Seti kicked it, become Pharaoh himself, then declare the slaves free to go?
The Egyptian economy is based on slaves because they don't pay the market rate of labour. It is unsustainable but the transition is economically destructive and the Egyptians knew it
John 14: 21 He who has My commandments and keeps them is the one who loves Me; and he who loves Me will be loved by My Father, and I will love him and will disclose Myself to him.” 22 Judas (not Iscariot) *said to Him, “Lord, what then has happened that You are going to disclose Yourself to us and not to the world?” 23 Jesus answered and said to him, “If anyone loves Me, he will keep My word; and My Father will love him, and We will come to him and make Our abode with him. 24 He who does not love Me does not keep My words; and the word which you hear is not Mine, but the Father’s who sent Me. Where can one start reading the Bible? John (4th Scripture of the New Testament) and/or Acts of the Apostles (5th Scripture of the New Testament)
Wish they show the next bit Let the name of Moses be stricken from every book and tablet, stricken from all pylons and obelisks, stricken from every monument of Egypt. Let the name of Moses be unheard and unspoken, erased from the memory of men for all time.
I have loved this movie since childhood.
Me 2! Fav movie. 😍
So, you never grew up then.
Classic moive
Me too
Old school movie 🎬
Seti's performance was stunning. Just too good
Than they called him hebrew only seti still called him Moses like a son seti sayed what evil has done this to Moses he didnt cared for Moses origin he let Moses made the chioce of his fate have he worded it different ramses Would have had Not the throne but Moses answered him honest he never Would harm seti but still freed stopped slavery that they needed to build cities with
Greek used slavery aswell Roman rom People Not only agypt etc some fought against slavery for long seti was forced as a ruler to declared ramses as ruler but he couldnt bear decide Moses fate seti refused so he let ramses declare it it broke series hard to Show mercy
Sir Cedric Hardwicke's perfor mance !!!
@@jasminkrieger8464Moses was a common name for Egyptian nobility. There were a number of pharaohs with the name Tutmoses.
The movie is an epitome of acting, character, costume and dialogue.
Disney must be behind the character color selection .
And set design.
Absolutely fantastic❤❤❤
Cecil B. DeMille, you have done most excellently.
...and effects surpassing CGI
What really helps to make this scene so effective is the underrated performance of Sir Cedric Hardwicke as Seti, you feel his progression from profoundly shocked at the sight of Moses in chains to utterly heartbroken as he hears Moses confess, great casting choice by DeMille
As long as you remember that it's all fiction.
@@TrackerScout huh?
@@TrackerScout
Riiiiiight...
Now eat your cookie.
@@louseveryann2181what's your point he's saying the guy is a perfect choice. And stop telling people what to do. Why don't you eat your own damn cookies and keep quiet
You have to admire God's sense of humour here. Pharoah was raising moses as his own son, giving him the best of everything that Egypt had to offer a man. Using all of Egypts wealth and resources to train the liberator of the hebrews. Just beautifully played.
The ways of God are always mysterious to man. Joseph sold as an slave became 2nd in command only to Pharoah! Through that, he ruled over his brothers! He and his 11 brothers generated a nation in Egypt.
The nation of God was thus ready to depart!!!
Jews blew it by killing the Messiah!!! Now his Church is guided by God himself since 33AD!!!
@Dvd Ortiz it was the sanhedrin who plotted to have Jesus killed, not the Jews. Israel is still the apple of God's eye and he will bless them that bless israel and curse them that curse israel.
God's covenant israel still stands and it is us gentiles who are allowed to be partakers in the blessing abraham because of the jews. The church does not replace israel.
@@MrIrrepressible actually it was all the Jewish leaders who craved political power. They would not have a messiah (annointed one) by God himself to rule over them as king, since that would mean they would lose all the political influence they had over the Roman governor. They could not bear that loss. So Jesus had to die. Pontius himself didn't want to do it at first. It was the worship of power that made them want to do it
And in this Moses story, we see that as soon as he leaves them, they create a cow of gold, to worship it. And so they worship gold which represent money and power, rather than the scary Horus, half man half eagle who sees all with his eagle eyes, and who represents oppressive egyptian power.
Today, the all seeing eye above the egyptian pyramid on the dollar bill. The Eagle, the national animal of the US. The obelisk, Washington momument, egyptian symbols of power. All that ancient egyptian pagan symbology has survived and it was conceived by satan himself. That's why Moses stood against it
God didn’t want just any prophet. He wanted a prophet who tasted the sweetness of Egypt, and spat it out in disgust. He wanted a prophet who grew to hate Egypt so that he would assist god in destroying it. In later books like Numbers, Moses is very against going back to Egypt. He yells, screams, and eventually allows dissenters to leave, only to be found days later murdered by Philistine bandits.
you didn t see anything yet
Best Biblical film of all time for sure!
Jesus of nazareth too
@@markyinbelfastxx9088 they made Romans too evil never showed their good or decent side in that film. sometimes a depiction of both sides of the fence is needed
Do you believe in God?
Just as fictional.
A very secularised one!
But nevertheless a timlessly great movie in my book.
The Costumes where amazing!
Cecille B Demille got a great deal on those costumes. They had already been made for the movie _The Egyptian (1954)_ and he bought and re-used many of them.
Catzilla He bought and reused the extras costumes. The principals costumes were original and designed by 5 individual costume designers, who were each nominated for Oscars.
Hebrews
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I agree
The part I like is when he said; The evil of men who would turn their brothers into beast of burden, to slave and suffer in dumb anguish. To be stripped from spirit and hope and faith, only because they're of another race, another Creed. If there is a God; He did not mean this to be so. Charlton Heston was a remarkable actor in this movie. He played Moses very well. Rest in peace.
Charlton Heston was a republican slug who obsessed about guns.
Charlton Heston also played G-d voice in the Burning Bush
@@normasandow
G-d ?? Almighty GOD !!
That addressing to pharaoh never happened
@@John2verse5 It's a Jewish custom to spell it as "G-d", so as to avoid taking God's name in vain.
Powerful scene , SETI loved Moses so much.
Yes he did but in the end could do nothing to prevent this fate
Ain't it nice, fairy tales?
@@louseveryann2181 It's not fairy tales. These were actual real people. They're recorded in history. Seti and Ramses II were the names of real pharaohs too, you can look it up
However, some research shows it's likely that they were not the ones in power at the time of Moses. It's likely Moses came before them and there was a different pharaoh.
@@louseveryann2181so says you and the devil
@@steveroderick7172
Keep up the infantile behaviour.
Very mature..................................
The voices of Charlton Heston and Yul Brynner are majestic. Moses and Ramses indeed.
As Nefertiri later tells Ramses, Moses here willingly throws away everything that Ramses wants.
Impresionante
The greatest movie of all times have watched it for 50yrs still love it ! Charleston Heston and Yul Breener and the others they are not to be compared to these actors of today !!
com toda certeza não podem ser comparados
You have not seen the 1966 Columbia remake,?
Try filling up the blanks:
H....TON
Actor as Moses
@@user-kg6tf4qv4v Charlton H es ton
Still one of the most epic movies to ever hit the screen...
Two movies..of the same caliber..if you include the 1966 Columbia remake..the actor as Moses ;
H- - - - TON
This man's voice is so majestic.
You'll say of all the men in the scene. Testosterone to full 💯
Heston had the best voice in hollywood imo
which man
@@Jesus-boy-moses Charlton Heston
When actors WERE actors. Presence, personality and power
Great actors and so strong voices.
Seti still loved him no matter if he was Hebrew or Egyptian
If only Moses asked Seti to free the slaves as a prince of Egypt. It also appears that Seti is open to reforms done by Moses.
That is not in the scriptures
Yes so the pharaohs sister Moses had two mothers the one who Birthed him the other one who raised him God gave Moses to be raised in the palace
@@johnjeromegiray2453moses didnt wanted to lie to seti who was like a father to him so he answered truthful
@@johnjeromegiray2453God descision broken setis heart but he still loved Moses after that
This is one of my favorite movies I can watch it almost everyday
One of the greatest scenes from any movie in the history of Hollywood!
I watched the passion of the Christ once. After the beating Jesus took I Will never watch that again. But the 10 commandments I could watch always
That was an actor playing Christ
It's very hard to watch the beating of Christ bought that movie is more factual what they actually did than the other ones before it
"Harden yourself against subordinates.
Put no faith in a brother.
Have no friend.
And trust no woman."
Translation: TRUST NO ONE.
That's the inheritance of a son of Adam. The inheritance passed down by the only Begotten Son of God is very different. And I thank God for this second inheritance.
"Harden yourself against
subordinates,Put no faith in a brother,Have no friend.
This is stone cold and final , man that's good dialog.
Moses was all man-for God, even, when he did not comprehend his calling in life, yet, from God. Man offered him all the power/finance, but, God spiritually instilled in him to chose divine leadership and glory through Him; as Alpha and Omega
jesus ain't god though. like moses he is "a man of god". The Actual God created Jesus inside Mary's womb, gave Jesus powers and shall resurrect Jesus. Jesus wouldn't exist without God so we can't brand Jesus as God/Lord. That's like calling the employee the "boss" and the boss nothing
For the times, Seti was a good guy, as was Moses. Both put in positions they didn't want.
Almost my most favourite movie of all time. Breathtaking acting - amazing sets!
I accept Jesus as my personal Lord and Saviour
Do you also have a public lord and saviour?
i do: his name is Donald J Trump
For me, it's Bacchus, Kokopelli, & Quetzalcoatl. Love those dudes !
@@teddtarr 😂
I prefer Perseus.
Beautifully written, acted scene
Magnificent character study. Study in contrasting passions....a tragic family drama...this movie is not just big crowd scenes but quiet intense ones too
Love them old school movies
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man you just lose urself in this story, it's a masterpiece
All souls are one, not symbiosis,great just loose as one Heart, transcending God.
I agree. It knocks the incredibly dull Ben Hur into a cocked hat. Charlton Hestons finest role.
The costumes are stunning the colors excellent. That's way this is my favorite movie about Mose
I feel sorry for Nefertiti. She loves him Egyptian or Hebrew. It's a true love.
She would do things to Moses that wouldn't do to rameses...
That is carnality, not love!!
It's Nefertari not Nefertiti. Two different people.
@@apngeram
it's actually the same
they changed it for the movie
REAL NAME... MOVIE NAME
Nefertari Nefertiti
Zipporah Sephora
Ramsses II Ramses II
Jochebed Jochebel
Sethi I Seti I
they changed a lot
@@dvdortiz9031
Es una expresión de amor
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Foundation of Living a God Honoring Lifestyle everyday Empowered by this Glorious Wonderful Treasure living inside this earthen vessel God's Holy Spirit
Born Again The Amazing Grace of God Almighty
This scene brings tears to my eyes...
This movie 🎥 is a classic of all times. I have watched this movie on numerous occasions, it has taught me a lot. Cecil B. DeMille really did his homework 📚 and researched the scrolls and the Bible. It really brought out who Moses was. I also came to a conclusion when Moses talked to God each time God starts off by saying” I Am “ he introduces himself as he is and there is NO ONE ☝️ LIKE GOD. Yes, this movie IS. A true classic but really look and listen how Cecil B. DeMille put this movie together you’ll get some great revelation from it. I’m sure the actors in this movie must have gleaned something from this movie and hopefully it touched their ♥️, souls and minds that would impact their life. I pray others who see this movie will see what I saw, and allow God to speak to their 💕 hearts and minds how Moses impacted our lives and the history that Moses was involved in according to scripture. God Bless Everyone. 🙏
God really blessed those Egyptians didn't he?
Thats how much Charlton Heston cares for orthers Lives 😏☹
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@@teresacody5188 all souls are mines says the Lord.
Never saw this movie.
Turned out better than a "gods-believer".
Thanks, reality.
there is no other god like the Lord Jesus Christ by his grace I am saved
marty anthony shut the fuck up you idiot.
Jesus is not lord Jesus is a living man and he will return as a man
jesus ain't god though. like moses he is "a man of god". The Actual God created Jesus inside Mary's womb, gave Jesus powers and shall resurrect Jesus. Jesus wouldn't exist without God so we can't brand Jesus as God/Lord. That's like calling the employee the "boss" and the boss nothing
@@crashpal Zeus is God !
wdh 3007 Ok...we will send Grace and Sandra together to heaven....
Yul Brynner had a perfected sculpted face. Cheekbones, nose, eyes, eyebrows, lips. Rare case for a male.
Believe me, there are quite a few attractive men with those traits you mention. There are many of them. But the pharaoh's costume gives a special glow to his face.
And he Russian
@@markdaniel2223 and?
Those are quite common features among Russian men, maybe due to mixture of blood between Europe and Asia.
Charlton Heston best actor of his time
As well as the other actor in the 1966 Columbia remake -
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this has been my favorite movie of all time ever since i first saw it as a child too many decades ago
This shows us the miracles our GOD can do
but doesn't
@Pat Downs you are a miracle yourself!!! Your low existence and obtuse mind are even respected by your maker.
He help the Hebrews but couldn't help the innocent 6 million Jews slaughtered for no reason.Why?Six million of his people and he did nothing.Cmon man get a clue.
@@philpeate6938he was not sent as a saviour warrior for them, he was only sent as guidance and hope.... grow up and learn to look past your own hubris...
What Miracles ?
at the sea
GOD PUTS A PILLAR OF FIRE Between Moses and Pharaoah..... right ?
1 min later
"Look Pharaoah, THE FIRE DIES"
Are you kidding ?
Let's not forget they could have just driven around the fire .
Why did god create a pillar of fire,
Why not use that energy to burn the egyptian army before they could strike.
that way
- Moses and his camp wouldn't need to go anywhere
- they could rest easy
Why did god let pharaoh get so close to moses so as to raise the alarm.
Why not , when Moses saw, Pharaoh's soliders.
why didn't go just blow them up ? SO EVERYONE COULD SEE HIS MIGHT
Remember the old bloke
"before death close my eyes, my wish was that i would behold.... thy deliverer"
WHY MAKE THE OLD BLOKE SUFFER, WHY NOT JUST TELL HIM..... YOU DID SEE HIM ?
Even as a child, i felt it was unfair of god to do this to the old bloke.
he was faithful to god THOUGH SLAVERY
or what other miracle ???
that Moses tells sethi, he loves him and doesn't wish to rebel against him
but sethi insists.... Why do you force me to destroy you.
One would think Sethi would resonate a bit of common sense don't you think ?
Mate 2 things are undeniable here
1. MOSES NEVER EXISTED IN THE HOUSE OF EGYPT
2. THE BIBLE ISN'T GOD'S WORD
Now... You do what you will beyond that, but those 2 things if nothing else , are absolutely true.
the second one you can easily prove for yourself
the first takes approx 3 years of research THAT .. YES.. I DID DO
Jesus, look at the scale of this production, it's just unbelievable. Back then Hollywood took gigantic risks to create masterpieces like this one. Today Hollywood is crap.
verdade ... quem eram os diretores.... e quem são atualmente. A humanidade submersa nas imoralidades
I agree best movie ever.
Cecil B DeMille not only directed this version of The 10 Commandments, which was released in 1956. He directed the original silent film The Ten Commandments in 1923. It’s very impressive as well.
Cecil B DeMille not only directed this version of The 10 Commandments, which was released in 1956. He directed the original silent film The Ten Commandments in 1923. It’s very impressive as well.
@@TheGlass50Every time I hear the name Cecil B DeMille,I can't help but hear that line in Blazing Saddles 😅
Charlton heston looked amazing!
You would too if you were a slave, 6 packs were part of the job description.
Did you see that old man dying... He packing a 6 pack, like a 22 year old
LOL
I love this scene ..watching it over and over..
Moses was a greatleader
Amen
(according to this film) if only he went with the flow since Nefertiri was gonna hide his secret and Seti loved him more, Moses would've been Pharaoh and command anything he wanted even free the slaves
@@crashpal No. Moses needed to do more than just free the Hebrews, but also guide them to Israel. You can see that the Hebrews started to abuse their freedom as soon as they escaped Egypt. If not for Moses, they would've been lost. The reason God chose Moses for this task was because he was the most loyal and virtuous one. Moses was destined to be a prophet, not a king.
Moses was in pretty good shape for a jew! 👍
IN THE MOVIE he was a great leader
Sadly Moses never existed
He never led anything
He never conquered Nations
He never was surrogate son to Sethi I
Personally i prefer if he had been, because the movie so bloody awesome. and i grew up on this stuff.
but sadly... No, this didn't happen
A very beautiful movie god bless everyone
Great movie I will love my Lord always and forever ❤
Powerful scene, epic film.
This is my favorite scene in this very epic masterpiece, including the dancers not shown immediately previous to this part here, ONLY because of the Ancient Egyptian music. My god those strings right before the doors are open when Moses appears, it's just gorgeous they always remind me not only of Egypt or this movie but also the springtime because this airs on ABC typically the night b4 Easter.
Classic genius of a film top notch acting great actors old is gold glad as a kid 70s 80s saw these type of films 50 -60s was the best error of class films
I AGREE WITH U 1000% now, Era is correct, NOT ERROR... Era = as in time... error = as in a mistake
Thank you
Loved this scene.. you can tell Pharaoh was hurt & he really loved Moses.
This entire scene is both great and heartbreaking. Moses and Seti both tell each other how much they care for one another as father and son. Yet, Moses then breaks Seti's heart by telling him that he was left with no choice of what he did. Only then to leave Seti no choice to do what he had to do right then and there.
You can see the pain in Seti's eyes and face as he is about to give Egypt to Rameses. He wanted to give it to Moses not just because he probably loved Moses more then his own son, but because he knew Moses could do great things. Even greater then Rameses, and when he officially bans Moses name from the world and lowers his head I'm sorrow. You can tell that he is sad and desecrated by the events. To the point that it looks like he could start to cry or is crying.
This movie has so many lies it that it’s pathetic.
Jeremiah 16:19 O LORD, my strength, and my fortress, and my refuge in the day of affliction, the Gentiles shall come unto thee from the ends of the earth, and shall say, Surely our fathers have inherited lies, vanity, and things wherein there is no profit.
Ponte en su lugar
Tu hijo te traiciona ,te abandona...
Amazing parallels shown in this scene:
Moses steps up to stand higher than Seti. Seti hardens himself as he declares Moses' sentence. Moses is later sent out of Egypt.
Later on, Moses returns, standing taller than Ramses. Ramses hardens himself against him, but in the end, Moses leads the Hebrews out of Egypt.
Seti feeled he lost Moses
Even if he gave this orders seti was unhappy with it
Awesome insights. 🔥👍🏽
This stands as a masterpiece, but one of overblown, cliches, and huge glitz..which was exactly what DeMille did. He did it like no one else had ever done...And we in the audience loved to watch it. I was 8 when this came out. And I still love seing it - at 74...
I accept Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior
Jesus is not asking for your acceptance!!! He is Your God regardless you accept it ir not!!!
Amen
…or Charleston Heston. Whichever.
Good for you
It's all a crock of horsesh*t, ya know. 🙄🙄🙄
When Mose's says: "if their is a God he would not mean for this to be done," but the will of mans' intent.*
What a superlative acting!
My favorite movie! Thebest movie of sll time.
Psalms 23:4
[4]Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.
What Hollywood lacks today. Real men, like Charelston Heston and James Caan!
Powerful passions, beautifully acted.
I love this Video so much.
This is how truly God wants us to know.
If I could,I would ,I swear..the best movie I swear.
Love this movie!! We always do!!
@@colleenhenry940 it's the best Biblical movie of all times. I watch it over and over!
Praise the LORD GOD in the mighty name of JESUS CHRIST OF NAZARETH AMEN
This pharaoh really loved Moises
Y el lo traicionó
I understand that God had to be the one to bring them out of Egypt. He promised Abraham the land of Israel not Egypt. The absolute anguish and sorrow that Seti feels when he sees Moses you almost wish he would have said “Ok Moses you convinced me. The Hebrews can go free and you can be Pharaoh.” But of course he didn’t and Israel was born as of this moment. Violently powerful and very very sad scene.
Tu hijo se pasa a los enemigos. Ponte en su lugar
This movie was deeper than the red seas
Yul Brynner as an actor is a master piece.
Moses is FINE
😂
LOL......Settle down there girl
i mean... i reckon Sephora is gonna have something to say about that ,
Did you see the look on her face when Neferitiri comes in and she says "Yes, this is OUR.... Son" LOL
it's like...... he's mine bitch... Back off , we have a child
Now, all the wealth of egypt cannot change that fact
and what about when she thought he was gonna get with one of her sisters LMFAO
Settle down and be careful.
God will not allow the union between you and MOSES
BUT OF COURSE... YOU ARE FREE TO CHECK OUT HIS ABS :P
I just had a thought,
You and Moses would hook up, You wake up in the morning after a amazing night.
Your hair is all messed up and you got up early,
he's just waking up
You're like
"good mornin babe"
he's like
"good morning my love"
You're like
"i'm making breakfast, is Scrambled eggs on toast and orange juice, ok for you"
he's like
"I BASK IN THE LIGHT OF YOUR GLORY"
LOL
he's always gonna have something like that to say
he'll be home from work
"How was your day"
He's like
"It was a day that shall never be forgotten through the ages, man walked into the office after man
and we worked like beasts of burden all day long, until lunchtime but the temple granery's were empty so it sucked.
if there is a god why does he not hear our cries from the office"
LMFAO
I have watched this too since I was 8 in 1960. There are endless little treats to unearth. When Moses approches the burning bush you will see him touch a mezzuzah on the passage wall. Wiki told just yesterday that pharoahs chariots were actually the modern egyptian army on the set of Sinai.. Imwill continue seeking these omens since I first found this movies
One of the great films of all time
Love mercy compassion humble servant
"And trust no woman."
Yo confío (Trust)
En mí mamá en mí hijo en mí novia en algunos amigos y en Dios...
GOD bless us o GOD of MOSES be with me
Such great movie to all time!!!!!
God make me like this to stand up against evil even if death stares in the face🙏🙏🙏
The words with truth about brothers still escape from us after thousands of years .
'' The power of love ''
There were obviously many things wrong with these old movies that can easily be ignored, but once you see those chains that Moses is wearing you can't unsee them.
Finally, You sir are the only one in the whole comment section that has criticised the utter ignorance and stupidity of the filmmakers. Moses was a mighty prophet who used to talk with God. In chains , calling mercy of Pharaoh , calling him father 😂
only in this era, filmed this way, and with these actors could this scene be played and not come off as melodramatic in the way they move, striking poses the way they do, and i love it. it's just so watchable on every level. it wouldn't work at all in today's hollywood, they'd make it 'gritty' and ugly.
talk about an omg moment for seti.
hazrat moses is our prophet. we love him
Best movie of all times
Astounding color!
What made the movie so great as someone said in the comments was the actors , pure and simple . You could have a spectacular movie set and costumes but it means nothing without the talent and charisma of the actors . In this case, the Legends, Charles Heston and Yul Brynner .
And don't forget Lana Turner, Moses' wife, Joshua and so many others. Seti was so great.
What made this movie so 'great' is the same thing that made all Biblical movies 'great': gullibility, lack of historical knowledge, and desperation to believe that myths actually happened. David 'really did' sling a rock at a giant and make him fall over dead. Moses 'really did' put a stick in the Nile and cause it to turn to blood. The Israelites 'really did' charge across the Jordan, march around Jericho and all the walls fell down ... even though the city was already a ruin at the time (as was the nearby city of Ai which they also supposedly burned to the ground. In fact, Ai had been a ruin for over 1500 years.)
@@calvinjackson538 Yvonne De Carlo played Moses' wife, and she gave a great performance.
Amen
Nobody can make another movie like this
Seti was not wrong in seeing the greatness of Moses.
If I were Moses, I would have charged into Baka's house as a prince of Egypt with troops. But then again the movie would not continue further.
Harden yourself against sorbordants. Put no faith in a brother. Have no friend. And trust no woman. Yeah, these words might sound harsh, but it's still sound advice to anyone about to inherit great power.
Those bloody sorbordants...
Moses was on the fast track to become Pharaoh himself, so why didn't he just wait until Seti kicked it, become Pharaoh himself, then declare the slaves free to go?
Because he can't live a lie
He couldnt lie to seti he loved resoected him
@@CephlonMayngrumseti wasnt Happy about giving ramses the throne
@@CephlonMayngrumdont lie about his rouge he gave seti the truth even if it broken setis heart
The Egyptian economy is based on slaves because they don't pay the market rate of labour.
It is unsustainable but the transition is economically destructive and the Egyptians knew it
What acting all of them a person must have sat In 1956 immobilized in the theater. Prob no one even went to the bathroom.....
Masterpiece
While some admired Moses.
I think my dad was admiring the Pharaoh.
Lol.
Life is easy when you can walk away from anything.
It's was a Pattern of GOD for His people to be set free through Moses
Man, Nefertari is so attractive.
Her costumes are beautiful, too, throughout the whole movie.
welll YEAHHH
SHE IS THE FUTURE QUEEN OF EGYPT
did you expect her to come out in Thongs and a T Shirt
LMFAO
John 14: 21 He who has My commandments and keeps them is the one who loves Me; and he who loves Me will be loved by My Father, and I will love him and will disclose Myself to him.” 22 Judas (not Iscariot) *said to Him, “Lord, what then has happened that You are going to disclose Yourself to us and not to the world?” 23 Jesus answered and said to him, “If anyone loves Me, he will keep My word; and My Father will love him, and We will come to him and make Our abode with him. 24 He who does not love Me does not keep My words; and the word which you hear is not Mine, but the Father’s who sent Me.
Where can one start reading the Bible?
John (4th Scripture of the New Testament) and/or Acts of the Apostles (5th Scripture of the New Testament)
🤡
You start at the beginning just like any other book.
Wish they show the next bit
Let the name of Moses be stricken from every book and tablet, stricken from all pylons and obelisks, stricken from every monument of Egypt. Let the name of Moses be unheard and unspoken, erased from the memory of men for all time.
Acted in 1956.. all of these actors are no longer alive... Life is extremely short...
"... bring the HEBREW in" (0:40)
The only problem with the scene is Messenger Moses as was never arrested!
I love this movie
This has more emotion than captin marvel
What, like every other film before and since
Such a powerful dialogue ( the evil of men.. ) and so true to today’s geopolitical situation.
MAY GOD ALMIGHTY DESTROY ALL MINE ENEMIES❗❗❗ IN JESUS PRECIOUS AND HOLY NAME🙏 AMEN AND AMEN🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏