I always thought, in contrast to Yvonne de Carlo, Anne was plain and her "beauty" only because of the finery and makeup..... I guess that's just me. But Lilia was more attractive, too, as a water girl than as a concubine.
I can watch this movie The Ten Commandments over and over, I've looked at it so many times already and each time it never gets old to me or I even get tired of looking at it! This is an awesome movie of the depiction of Moses in the bible! nyc ...
Woody Stroud as the King of Ethiopia. He was the man back in the day. A real pioneer of Black actors in Hollywood. I salute you all the roles you took to pave the way.
Agreed, I always loved Woody Strode as an actor. I believe he appears later in the film as one of Bithias litter bearers. Also Anne Baxter was right to be jealous, the Princess of Ethiopia was indeed beautiful.
@@lalah6157Me personally , I liked the young ladies who were spreading the flower petals as Moses entered the palace . The young ladies in question looked like they could be twins . Either way , twins or not they were Very attractive 😇
I so love the part when the Ethiopians come into the Great Hall. True, the Egyptians were not historically accurate in the film, it was great to see how Beautiful true Africans looked even for a 1956 film. It was so important to see that as a kid.
This is why God YHWH likened His people Israel's color to that of the Ethiopians..So much truth has been deliberately erased, however Ethiopians are very dark skinned..
It's quite amusing to observe the way in which the so-called fake Egyptians are dressed up, resembling more Romans or Greeks, while the Ethiopians seem to capture the essence of ancient Kemet depicted on the wall art. Now that I've delved into the actual history, it's evident that the Ethiopians walk with a regal bearing, symbolized by the left foot firmly stepping on their enemies, highlighting a facet of history often overlooked by Eurocentric perspectives. Initially, "The Ten Commandments" was hailed as a remarkable movie, but my perspective underwent a significant shift when I uncovered the extent of fabrication and misrepresentation within it. I firmly believe that a more faithful portrayal could be achieved by incorporating the historical context of Greek and Roman intrusions into Egypt,. While the indigenous African heritage, including the names and contributions of the ancient Kemet people who were the true architects of the pyramids and temples history remain separate. White or olive-skinned individuals would not have been able to find it possible under the scorching 90-120-degree Egypt sun without their shirts during that time, as implied by the film. Furthermore, the attire depicted in "The Ten Commandments" closely resembles Greek clothing, which is a far cry from the historical clothing worn by the ancient Egyptians, or Kemet people, who did not sport helmets as portrayed in the movie. A commendable aspect of the film, though, is the portrayal of the Nubians and Ethiopians, whose clothing aligns more closely with the historical records found on the walls of ancient Egypt, featuring garments adorned with cheetah or leopard pattern
*LOVE* the Ethiopians' costumes! So rich! All the costumes are beautifully detailed! I think the green stone the King's sister bestows to Moses is malachite... Thanks for posting!!!
Well Ethiopia, these two Balck people represented as It's King and queen, was at one time in war with Egypt and lost. In consequence, Ethiopia had to pay tribute every year to Egypt in acknowledgement of who was "Boss!". Egypt at that time imposed that on all countries they "kicked they're Butts on".
Yes! They both were beautiful blk women! The Egyptians, Ethiopians, and the Hebrews were, and are still black! " Are ye not as children of the Ethiopians unto me, O children of Israel? saith the LORD. Have not I brought up Israel out of the land of Egypt? and the Philistines from Caphtor, and the Syrians from Kir?" Amos 9:8
His ego got the better of him in this film. Also, Moses handled Ethopia far more wisely. Instead of conquering Ethopia and making a potential enemy, he brings them to Egypt as friends, building a strong alliance.
THEY DONT MAKE THEM LIKE THIS ANYMORE, GOOD OLD CECIL B , WHAT A TOP MOVIE EVERYTHINK IS JUST SO PERFECT, I LOVE THE CLOTHES, JEWELLERY, JUST OUTSTANDING AND OFCOURSE THE ACTORS ❤❤❤
😃 i agree with you a thousand times, i have the DVD my children and i watched it over and over never find a fault of it , never get tired of it , my love when she said moses , moses , they're perfect characters fit perfectly for their role , just love it . To God be the glory forever amen
I was always drawn to the actress who played the Ethiopian princess. She’s barely on screen, but her charisma! Her presence! I would’ve loved it if she played Zipporah, since the Bible says she was “dark”, not necessarily indicating she was black, but still. That’s something I appreciated in the animated Prince of Egypt.
@@ddthewolf I could only find an uncredited role in Sinuhe she played. Some mention that she got married and changed her second name, likely she quit acting - sadly. A dark skinned woman in the 50s, married likely would have had a hard time finding any roles.
Moses apparently had a 2nd wife. Tzipporah the daughter of Jethro was a Midianite. She was not a Kushite woman. The wife about whom Miriam gossiped in the Book of Numbers chapter 12 was a Kushite woman (an Ethiopian woman) and was not a daughter of Jethro. For gossiping about her, Miriam became leprous.
The real lady portrayed wouldn't look anything like the actress portrayed. We know how horn Africans especially Ethiopians look and the lady doesn't look Ethiopian. She looks more west African. Beautiful nonetheless
If looks could kill, Nefateri would've turned that woman to ashes. And when Rameses says: "I too share her joy in your return," sounded so phony, I'm surprised Rameses didn't choke on those words.
Back then, weightlifting wasn't anywhere near as common as it is now. The studio must have cleaned out every gym in California to get all the extras. And of course Heston and Brynner had to have been put on a program.
These ancient Egyptians were the Real Thing - absolute goddess power emanating from the Mighty Nile Valley deep into sub-Saharan Mother Afrika. "So let it be written, so let it be done!" Love, Andrea
Fantastic scene, like every other scene in this movie. I doubt the guests would be allowed in so close to the Pharoah. Anne Baxter's jealousy is hilarious. Also hilarious that Nefertiri and Seti can supposedly talk to each other about Ramses and Moses with them standing just a couple feet away.
The best story ever told in the old testament about Pharos & Moses was in Egypt. God chose a Royal African country to tell the greatest story. Story is about two countries, two brothers, African Royalty and slavery, maintaining power at any cost. God shows how mighty and powerful he is through the journey. At the end, both men got separated and lead their own people.
Everyone needs salvation here are the words of salvation please forgive me jesus im a sinner come into my heart and save me from my sin I no that you are the savior and I no that you died for me on calvary and I no that God raise you from the dead and you are alive and I thankyou for your salvation in Jesus holy name amen and its important to always ask for forgiveness every night 🌙
Great costumes and staging. Good movement and camera work. Bombastic lines that a bright 16-year-old could have written. We were a more naive people when this hit the movie theaters. Judging by the comments and the broad nationwide support for DJT, we haven't come very far.
@ChiefX07 I believe this would be a fun video of fact vs fiction. I think they combined the kingdoms of Ethiopia and Nubia under Ethiopia in this movie. But in 1956 they indeed recognized beauty amongst black people. Unfortunately I could not find more on the actress that played the Ethiopian Princess but the King was indeed an athlete of Olympic status and married to one of the Hawaiian princesses in real life.
That would make him Woody Stroud. He went to USC and played in the same backfield as OJ Simpson. He played a lot of roles. Loved him as Pompey in "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance" An absolute classic.
Fun fact: The Ethiopians here aren’t actually the modern day Ethiopians of the horn of Africa. It actually refers to the Nubians of the Kingdom of Kush who in ancient time were referred to as the “Ethiopians” in the Greco-Roman world. The city of Meroe is actually the capital of the kingdom of kush and is located in modern day Sudan 🇸🇩. So in reality, the Ethiopians mentioned here are the modern day Sudanese people. We’re the real Ethiopians 🇸🇩♥️.
The drama of dialogue in movies is something modern directors and writers have sadly forgotten. The little skirmishes between moses and his brother and nefertiti allying with moses while wise sethi sees everything that is going on between those three is more interesting than actual combat and special effects. New horizons the costner movie is like that.
0:38 Narrator 2: Indeed, having been granted the rank of the commander of Pharaoh’s army, everyone knew Moses’s name. How he had been drawn from the water. How he had been taken into the Egyptian life. Being next in line for the throne was good news for Moses, but unfortunate news for Ramses. You see, he was originally next in line, but now that Moses was to be granted the rank, this made Ramses bitter.
One thing confuses me; was Nefertiti Pharoah’s daughter or his ward? Marrying Ramses if she was his daughter, meant that she married her own brother. If she wasn’t, she still ended up with a crap husband.
First of all she was Nefertiri, not Nefertiti. And Pharaoh Sethi I wasn't her father. She was taken to the court as she was highborn from an old previous royal house. Sort of a Diplomatic marriage. But some sources say that Rameses II and Nefertiri had an actual love.
She was his kin. Not sure what relation she was to him (maybe daughter or maybe cousin, etc.) Besides, the Pharaoh's married their relatives to keep the line pure.
When I watched this as a kid, I couldn’t figure out the blood relation between the Pharaoh, Rameses, Moses and Nefertiri. When I became an adult, I learned that the Egyptian Royal Family married their siblings. 😮
The old-timey color technology is actually gorgeous.
Very
Gorgeous and full of life!
Colour by Technicolor (shot in VistaVision).
Why do people have that kind of perception? People really underestimated old timey movies, eh?
it's always surprising to me that current film producers feel the need for cgi. Reality is always so much better!
Those costumes, the cast of gorgeous actors/actresses, the set design, perfection!
Try to imagine seeing it when it was new. 🎉
Martin Scorsese has talked about how it is still one of the best movies ever made. I agree!
@@yvonneplant9434 Indeed ! I never get sick of watching it on occasion ! 👍
"Command what you have conquered my brother" this movie has so many quotable lines
Agree
"He spurned me like a strumpet in the street." another good Nefertiri line.
Charlton Heston was probably one of about 5 dudes in the world who could emasculate Yul Bryner so effortlessly.
Anne Baxter was a true Breathtaking masterpiece. She had such unrivaled Beauty, Charms, Elegance and Grace and Magnificence and sublime figure.
I didn't know 114 others shared my sentiments about Anne Baxter. Maybe I'm not totally eccentric after all.
And was a great actress to boot! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne_Baxter
I always thought, in contrast to Yvonne de Carlo, Anne was plain and her "beauty" only because of the finery and makeup..... I guess that's just me.
But Lilia was more attractive, too, as a water girl than as a concubine.
...And such a BEAUUUUUTIFUL Lady she was!
Nefreteri’s jealousy always made me snicker every time I see it. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Amazing movie. 65 years old and still wonderful.
I can watch this movie The Ten Commandments over and over, I've looked at it so many times already and each time it never gets old to me or I even get tired of looking at it! This is an awesome movie of the depiction of Moses in the bible! nyc ...
Completely agree. Every element of the movie is as close to perfection as you can get.
The princess of Ethyopia by giving the gem to Moses was piercing the egyptian princess' heart.
Narc 1820 Egypt and Ethiopia went to war. Egypt won and conquer
Woody Stroud as the King of Ethiopia. He was the man back in the day. A real pioneer of Black actors in Hollywood. I salute you all the roles you took to pave the way.
Agreed, I always loved Woody Strode as an actor. I believe he appears later in the film as one of Bithias litter bearers. Also Anne Baxter was right to be jealous, the Princess of Ethiopia was indeed beautiful.
“Such a beautiful enemy” Neferteri always has the strongest and sassiest line
She wasn't lying tho
Neferteri was one of my first movie crushes. Not religious like that but still ❤️🔥
Bithia was also beautiful while younger in this movie. Both her and Neferteri are gorgeous ❤️🔥🤷❤️🔥 makes me almost become fully religious
"And such a bee-YOO-tiful enemy!" Just marvelous in every line and gesture!
@@lalah6157Me personally , I liked the young ladies who were spreading the flower petals as Moses entered the palace . The young ladies in question looked like they could be twins . Either way , twins or not they were Very attractive 😇
Between Moses bashing Ramses and the princess' jealousy, Sethi was having the time of his life.
I know right 😂
And let’s forget Nefertiri’s jealousy toward the Princess of Ethiopia……
@@williampaz2092That's what he's referring to. She was jealous of any woman who came near Moses
Hands down the best movie ever made in Hollywood history!
I so love the part when the Ethiopians come into the Great Hall. True, the Egyptians were not historically accurate in the film, it was great to see how Beautiful true Africans looked even for a 1956 film. It was so important to see that as a kid.
That Ethiopian Princess was absolute eye candy
@@daustin8888 lol true she was hawt. Jus sayin
This is why God YHWH likened His people Israel's color to that of the Ethiopians..So much truth has been deliberately erased, however Ethiopians are very dark skinned..
👨🏿🦲😂
It's quite amusing to observe the way in which the so-called fake Egyptians are dressed up, resembling more Romans or Greeks, while the Ethiopians seem to capture the essence of ancient Kemet depicted on the wall art. Now that I've delved into the actual history, it's evident that the Ethiopians walk with a regal bearing, symbolized by the left foot firmly stepping on their enemies, highlighting a facet of history often overlooked by Eurocentric perspectives.
Initially, "The Ten Commandments" was hailed as a remarkable movie, but my perspective underwent a significant shift when I uncovered the extent of fabrication and misrepresentation within it. I firmly believe that a more faithful portrayal could be achieved by incorporating the historical context of Greek and Roman intrusions into Egypt,.
While the indigenous African heritage, including the names and contributions of the ancient Kemet people who were the true architects of the pyramids and temples history remain separate.
White or olive-skinned individuals would not have been able to find it possible under the scorching 90-120-degree Egypt sun without their shirts during that time, as implied by the film. Furthermore, the attire depicted in "The Ten Commandments" closely resembles Greek clothing, which is a far cry from the historical clothing worn by the ancient Egyptians, or Kemet people, who did not sport helmets as portrayed in the movie.
A commendable aspect of the film, though, is the portrayal of the Nubians and Ethiopians, whose clothing aligns more closely with the historical records found on the walls of ancient Egypt, featuring garments adorned with cheetah or leopard pattern
This is how I'm greeted at work everyday.
@Shizzayne Epic!
😂😂😂
Lol...
you get greeted by black people in feathered clothing?
Brilliant mind
*LOVE* the Ethiopians' costumes! So rich! All the costumes are beautifully detailed!
I think the green stone the King's sister bestows to Moses is malachite...
Thanks for posting!!!
aramanth like better then the costumes in black panther
@@theamazingandtalentedblake8296 Give it a rest.
The King was played by the great Woody Strode who played in Spartacus, Sergeant Rutledge, The Professionals.
But it's inaccurate. Those are Subsaharan clothes
The costumes are gorgeous nevertheless
A delightful testament of Edith Head's incomparable talent!
Almost 70 years ago and still looks great
Nefertiri's jealousy shows when she looks at her and says, "And such a beautiful enemy" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
But she was wise too knowing Moses presence and Pharoah Seti as well she surrendered guest then
@@LindaMerchant-bq2hp Have you no sense of humor?
Well Ethiopia, these two Balck people represented as It's King and queen, was at one time in war with Egypt and lost. In consequence, Ethiopia had to pay tribute every year to Egypt in acknowledgement of who was "Boss!". Egypt at that time imposed that on all countries they "kicked they're Butts on".
Yes! They both were beautiful blk women! The Egyptians, Ethiopians, and the Hebrews were, and are still black! " Are ye not as children of the Ethiopians unto me, O children of Israel? saith the LORD. Have not I brought up Israel out of the land of Egypt? and the Philistines from Caphtor, and the Syrians from Kir?" Amos 9:8
@@jannetwilliams6765 they are not blk
Forever movie to treasure. Thanks to the producer of this movie.
"Old windbag." LOL
That's got to be one of his funniest lines on the movie.
1:10. Thanks for confirming to me what Sethi said!
A king does not kneel before another king, not even in Chess. Ramses has a lot to learn.
His ego got the better of him in this film. Also, Moses handled Ethopia far more wisely. Instead of conquering Ethopia and making a potential enemy, he brings them to Egypt as friends, building a strong alliance.
@@captainpharaoh si y después los guerreros de Etiopía les salvan el trasero a Egipto durante la guerra con Nubia 😅
One of the most badass sayings of all time = "so let it be written. So let it be done". Said by badass Yul Brynner at his peak.
The princess of Ethiopia, now that's a souvenir I'd like to bring back from my travels!
THEY DONT MAKE THEM LIKE THIS ANYMORE, GOOD OLD CECIL B , WHAT A TOP MOVIE
EVERYTHINK IS JUST SO PERFECT, I LOVE THE CLOTHES, JEWELLERY, JUST OUTSTANDING AND OFCOURSE THE ACTORS ❤❤❤
She wasn't wrong, she was a beauuuutiful enemy.
Yes even her black skin cant cover her beauty this is the true beauty
@@deathchronicles6960black skin isn’t bad lol
@@deathchronicles6960 what kind of bullshit comment is this? lmaooo
@@deathchronicles6960 Dang... this comment is wrong on so many levels...
@@deathchronicles6960 your comment is like if hitler said " you're quite pretty for a jew"
This is the best movie ever made.
😃 i agree with you a thousand times, i have the DVD my children and i watched it over and over never find a fault of it , never get tired of it , my love when she said moses , moses , they're perfect characters fit perfectly for their role , just love it . To God be the glory forever amen
I saw that movie when I was a kid
I thought 2001 a space odyssey was
I was always drawn to the actress who played the Ethiopian princess. She’s barely on screen, but her charisma! Her presence! I would’ve loved it if she played Zipporah, since the Bible says she was “dark”, not necessarily indicating she was black, but still. That’s something I appreciated in the animated Prince of Egypt.
Dumb question but did the actress who played the princess star in anything else or was this her only acting credit?
@@ddthewolf I could only find an uncredited role in Sinuhe she played. Some mention that she got married and changed her second name, likely she quit acting - sadly. A dark skinned woman in the 50s, married likely would have had a hard time finding any roles.
Moses apparently had a 2nd wife. Tzipporah the daughter of Jethro was a Midianite. She was not a Kushite woman.
The wife about whom Miriam gossiped in the Book of Numbers chapter 12 was a Kushite woman (an Ethiopian woman) and was not a daughter of Jethro. For gossiping about her, Miriam became leprous.
The real lady portrayed wouldn't look anything like the actress portrayed. We know how horn Africans especially Ethiopians look and the lady doesn't look Ethiopian. She looks more west African. Beautiful nonetheless
Eso explicaría como Israel sobrevivió 40 años en el desierto.....debieron recibir ayuda de Etiopía o Nubia
This was, at the time it was made, the single most expensive piece of entertainment that was ever produced. Imagine the expense of this one scene.
$13M in 1956. Around $150M today!
This will forever be fresh in my memories. I watched while growing up.. since 1993
This movie comfort me....warned me and keep me still...
A movie like this would never be made today.
Back then actors could actually ACT! 😆
@@aquariumdude7829 Whaddaya mean? They still act.
Like assholes.
@@aquariumdude7829 And writers could write actual dialogue.
@@peterdrieen6852 Yes! They also had class! Something no one in Hollyweird has today.
@@aquariumdude7829 not entirely sure about it, but it counts at least for the large mainstream projects.
The best movie of all time I watch this since I was 5 years old.
If looks could kill, Nefateri would've turned that woman to ashes. And when Rameses says: "I too share her joy in your return," sounded so phony, I'm surprised Rameses didn't choke on those words.
"His God, is God."
Amen.. 💜✝️🕊️
Might be the greatest line of all time
Amen to that!
For a second, I thought I was watching Coming to America.
LOL
She's your queen to be
A vision of perfection
An object of affection
Completely free from infection
To be used at your discretion
Stoooop😂😂😂😂
Nefertifi was big mad there for a second 😅😅😅😅😅😅
She was mad at any woman who came near Moses. The Ethiopian princess was near Moses
Sethi was just eating it up.
Nefertiri to Moses: " And such a beautiful enemy!" She ADORED MOSES!! Forever love this movie!❤
Ramenses was jealous of Moses even then because the Pharoah favors him and he loved the woman he wanted!
This is the best Moses Movie I've ever watched way back 1950's beauty was so different so natural and was true beauties ....
Prophet Moses may Godś peace be upon your soul 🤍🤍
Jesus is the One True and Living God Believe in Him for Eternal Life ❤️✝️
This and jesus of Nazareth my favorites
I agree. This & Jesus of Nazareth are both epic.
"Command who you have conquerered ..my brother.." ANOTHER great line from this cinematic masterpiece. 🤌
Whatever else the Egyptians lacked they had an excellent brass section.
from Egypt with love to Ethiopian
✨ And such a beautiful enemy✨
When you come home with Burger King for everyone...
🤣🤣🤣
Or make pancakes on a Saturday morning for the family.
Back then, weightlifting wasn't anywhere near as common as it is now. The studio must have cleaned out every gym in California to get all the extras. And of course Heston and Brynner had to have been put on a program.
These ancient Egyptians were the Real Thing - absolute goddess power emanating from the Mighty Nile Valley deep into sub-Saharan Mother Afrika.
"So let it be written, so let it be done!"
Love, Andrea
Anne Baxter is having way too much fun playing Neferteri.
High Priest: *breathes*
Pharaoh Sethi: OLD WINDBAG
I love that Betty Page hairdo. Long dark locks with the bangs.
Rameses just explained the theorem of Thomas: "what I believe is of no account, what matters is the slaves believe in him".
Look at those colors 😍
Absolutely vibrant and crisp!
She was simply gorgeous Anne Baxter as nefretiri
God Yul Brynner was handsome as HELL
I mean, him in that costume! 😩 they don't make em like that anymore
When he got the part, he hit the gym.
I've always liked the great biblical historical epics spectacles
Keretha Jackson they can never make a better movie than this, it's the greatest movie ever.
And with only a 13 million dollar budget.
My favorite movie of all times👍🏾👍🏾🥰‼️‼️‼️
When did Hollywood lose all this magnificence???
All they do now is pump out raw sewage.
When they got woke.
@@carterbentonjr399You are absolutely right!!
Nefertiri looks cuter when jealous
Fantastic scene, like every other scene in this movie.
I doubt the guests would be allowed in so close to the Pharoah. Anne Baxter's jealousy is hilarious. Also hilarious that Nefertiri and Seti can supposedly talk to each other about Ramses and Moses with them standing just a couple feet away.
beautiful.
they didn't have steel or iron
so no chains, just tough ropes.
The best story ever told in the old testament about Pharos & Moses was in Egypt. God chose a Royal African country to tell the greatest story. Story is about two countries, two brothers, African Royalty and slavery, maintaining power at any cost. God shows how mighty and powerful he is through the journey. At the end, both men got separated and lead their own people.
Anne Baxter...a godesss!!!!
Besides the message...I love the costumes, jewelry and color in this classic movie
Thank you so much praying that this is in full episode.
Fun fact: the Ethiopia that they are referring to is not the Ethiopia of today. It's the current nation of Sudan.
Everyone needs salvation here are the words of salvation please forgive me jesus im a sinner come into my heart and save me from my sin I no that you are the savior and I no that you died for me on calvary and I no that God raise you from the dead and you are alive and I thankyou for your salvation in Jesus holy name amen and its important to always ask for forgiveness every night 🌙
May God Bless You! Amen!
Moses: "Easy for you to say, Seti. Try saying this, seven times fast: "Sissy sells sea shells by the seashore."
Great costumes and staging. Good movement and camera work. Bombastic lines that a bright 16-year-old could have written. We were a more naive people when this hit the movie theaters. Judging by the comments and the broad nationwide support for DJT, we haven't come very far.
Anne Baxter was so gorgeous in this.
*Woody Strode was once an 'Ethiopian King?'*
this movies looks like it was released yesterday.
Right!!!
@ChiefX07 I believe this would be a fun video of fact vs fiction.
I think they combined the kingdoms of Ethiopia and Nubia under Ethiopia in this movie. But in 1956 they indeed recognized beauty amongst black people. Unfortunately I could not find more on the actress that played the Ethiopian Princess but the King was indeed an athlete of Olympic status and married to one of the Hawaiian princesses in real life.
That would make him Woody Stroud. He went to USC and played in the same backfield as OJ Simpson. He played a lot of roles. Loved him as Pompey in "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance" An absolute classic.
Beautiful women in every color
It just occurred to me that this might have been the Ethiopian woman that Moses married later in life!
Fun fact: The Ethiopians here aren’t actually the modern day Ethiopians of the horn of Africa. It actually refers to the Nubians of the Kingdom of Kush who in ancient time were referred to as the “Ethiopians” in the Greco-Roman world. The city of Meroe is actually the capital of the kingdom of kush and is located in modern day Sudan 🇸🇩. So in reality, the Ethiopians mentioned here are the modern day Sudanese people. We’re the real Ethiopians 🇸🇩♥️.
They were still black. You all are nutty. Even Egyptians.
I BIND ALL WORKERS OF INIQUITY THAT COME AGAINST ME IN ANY WAY❗❗❗❗❗ AMEN AND AMEN🙏
Jobin Sabu 🤔🙏🤔
So let it be written so let it be done
The people so beautiful 😮😍👑🐆
The drama of dialogue in movies is something modern directors and writers have sadly forgotten. The little skirmishes between moses and his brother and nefertiti allying with moses while wise sethi sees everything that is going on between those three is more interesting than actual combat and special effects. New horizons the costner movie is like that.
I find the "Welcome home!" at 0:59 funny, something of movies of the past.
for the record, Anne Baxter was a total smoke-show.
This scene could not be replicated in 2024 Hollywood. The indignation would be too great.
Do they have such fine trumpets in ancient Egypt?
Israel Alvarado or trombones (second half of Moses’ fanfare)
Yes until now
Always get a kick out of Nefertiri's deep jealousy over Moses!!❤😂
Beautiful quality.
So let it be written So let it be done . I use this line at work sometimes when giving my team instructions 😎😎😎
As long as you don't use 'His God is God!' or call someone in your team an 'Old windbag!'
gorgeous.
sure, lots of historical inaccuracies, but the oldschool hollywood grandeur still stands
Beautiful movie. I love it when Jethro sings, 'Through Heaven's Eyes'!
Hum... wrong movie
Every quote in this playlist just wants me to play metallica
0:38 Narrator 2: Indeed, having been granted the rank of the commander of Pharaoh’s army, everyone knew Moses’s name. How he had been drawn from the water. How he had been taken into the Egyptian life. Being next in line for the throne was good news for Moses, but unfortunate news for Ramses. You see, he was originally next in line, but now that Moses was to be granted the rank, this made Ramses bitter.
this is better than cleopatra
Cleopatra would send you into a coma. This however is a cinematic masterpiece
04:28 Super 🤩
One thing confuses me; was Nefertiti Pharoah’s daughter or his ward? Marrying Ramses if she was his daughter, meant that she married her own brother. If she wasn’t, she still ended up with a crap husband.
First of all she was Nefertiri, not Nefertiti. And Pharaoh Sethi I wasn't her father. She was taken to the court as she was highborn from an old previous royal house. Sort of a Diplomatic marriage. But some sources say that Rameses II and Nefertiri had an actual love.
She was his kin. Not sure what relation she was to him (maybe daughter or maybe cousin, etc.) Besides, the Pharaoh's married their relatives to keep the line pure.
I never got that either, just what her relationship to pharoh is, however, it wasn't uncommon for the ancient Egypt royalty to marry siblings
Probably his ward in the movie. But in reality a lot of the Pharaohs were marrying thier sisters.
Incest was quite common in Egyptian royal families
the ladies in this film are stunning gorgeous.
Just copped this on blu-ray remember watching this when I was a kid with Momma Dukes
When I watched this as a kid, I couldn’t figure out the blood relation between the Pharaoh, Rameses, Moses and Nefertiri. When I became an adult, I learned that the Egyptian Royal Family married their siblings. 😮
Nefertiti loved Moses so much that it would break her heart that she had to marry Rameses, the man she despises above all else!