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The Prince of Egypt It is a long long story talked about dignity and the desire of freedom of the people.To be honest at the beginning of the film I did not think too high of the film.I just treat it as a cartoon as simple and interesting as others.But things change fast before a person can feel ,as the film keep going my view of the film become different.That is a real deep and unforgettable film ,I think the film itself will also be remembered by people of my age for many years just as the legend goes for thousands years.As we all know that The Prince of Egypt is a Biblical story.But the team try many ways to emphasize that The Prince of Egypt is not a religious movie, despite the nature of the source material.This is not intended to be a big budget Bible Story cartoon, but a rousing animated adventure.However, even without resistance from religious groups, The Prince of Egypt still faces a significant obstacle: the large number of family-oriented features clogging the theaters this holiday season.Neverthele, even in a field that includes A Bug's Life, Babe: Pig in the City, The Rugrats Movie, and Mighty Joe Young, this movie is worth a trip to the local multiplex by viewers of all ages, races, and religious persuasions.《Prince of Egypt》
Which is not to say the story isn’t great.For Christ’s sake it comes from the Bible.And anyone who watches The Ten Commandments regularly on Easter will enjoy it even more.One of the things that I appreciated so much on a story level was that it went a little further with the plague sequences than the De Mille versions ever could.The river of blood sequence also becomes an impreively disturbing scene.The story we all know and the film does an impreive job of squeezing it into a 90-minute version that remains compelling even if you have no previous knowledge of the material(which seems impoible).It would be very interesting to see what a 3-hour animated version of the Moses tale could have amounted to.Still, this remains one of the great achievements of 1998.Every single song that is played throughout the film is terrific.I enjoyed every one of them.And the music score by Hans Zimmer is easily one of the best of the year.It appropriately evoked goosebumps in a many number of scenes, most notably during the parting of the red sea which is easily one of the best animated sequences in history.The exile from slavery is also one of the most emotionally powerful animated sequences of all time.The song “When You Believe” as sung within the context of the film by the two female characters is heartbreaking, which brings me to my deep heart of the world.To be honest I love the whole film very much.I think it is different form any other cartoon I have ever seen before, for it recognized the inherent of a real famous work.The Prince of Egypt is a worthy starting point.It ranks alongside the Magic Kingdom's Mulan at the top of the year's traditional-style animated pile.
