He lives peacefully with nomads, marrying the spirited Tzipporah (voice of Michelle Pfeiffer), until he receives a message from God, telling him that he must return to Egypt and free the slaves. Ramses promises to pardon him, but Moses runs away. Struggling with his new understanding, he impulsively pushes aside a guard who is beating a slave, and the guard falls to his death. But Moses learns that he was born a slave and that the man he loves and respects as his father, the Pharaoh Seti (voice of Patrick Stewart), once ordered the murder of the slave babies.
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The movie takes some liberties with the story, with Moses (voice of Val Kilmer) and Ramses (voice of Ralph Fiennes) raised as brothers who love each other deeply. But this version is K-Ci and JoJo! Very conflicted.I think the prince of Egypt is a amazing movie but its not for little kids because its very vilonte and intense the Egyptians whip slaves with whips the main character has a nightmare and in his nightmare theirs a Egyptian who takes a mother and her baby off-screen and kills them theirs a picture shown of the Egyptians throwing babies into a river filled with alligators a Egyptian almost whips a old man to death but the main character saves him by pushing the Egyptian off the structure to his death God tells moses to put his staff down and he turns the river into blood the city gets burned down a fog comes down from the sky and kills lots of kids and they even show a kid die on-screen and the water comes down and drowns all of the Egyptians except the main characters brother theirs also a very Adult sexual innuendo where the main character orders a man to go to the bed chambers with a girl with that being said i think the prince of Egypt is for teens and adults and i dont reccomend it for anyone under the age of 13ĭreamworks SKG's first animated feature is a respectful retelling of the story of Moses. To be quite honest, I really like the movie version better.
This is the “pop” version of Through Heaven’s Eyes.
Through Heaven’s Eyes (K-Ci & JoJo version) Also why are we only talking about brothers and men?!? Ugh.ġ1. Very ’90s R&B pop vibe, which makes it a jam, but I don’t totally see why it needed to be on the soundtrack. The song is performed by (take a deep breath) Alison Krauss, Amy Grant, BeBe Winans, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Boyz II Men, Brian McKnight, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Carman, CeCe Winans, Charlie Daniels, Christian (117), Clint Black, Danny Glover, Donnie McClurkin, Fred Hammond & Radical For Christ, Helen Mirren, Jars Of Clay, Jeff Goldblum, Jesse Campbell, Jessica Andrews, Linda Davis, Mac McAnally, Patrick Stewart, The Rickey Grundy Chorale, Shirley Caesar, Take 6, Toby Keith, Tyrone Tribbett and Greater Anointing, Val Kilmer, and dc Talk. This wasn’t in the movie, yet the majority of the cast is on the song. Moses goes to Ramses, sees him mourning for his son, and Ramses finally gives the Hebrews their freedom: “You and your people have my permission to go. Okay, this is also a sad song (very melancholic, focused on cellos), but it’s when we see that Ramses’ son was killed by the 10th plague (death of the first born). Like “Rally,” not much that’s super remarkable about this song. This song plays when Moses first returns and tries to convince Ramses (now the Pharaoh) to let his people go. As a Genius commentator writes (gotta love commentary on instrumental tracks), “The track is very solemn to begin with as Seti reprimands his sons, but gradually lightens in tone and becomes playful as Moses speaks with his brother.” PERSONALLY, don’t love the solemn tracks. This bit of score is from when Ramses and Moses are racing in a chariot and they end up damaging a newly constructed temple.
(Obviously, this is super off: Why add it into the plot?) Zipporah then escapes, and Moses follows her - this song plays in the background. This song is kind of short, hence why it’s so low on the list, and because the Prince of Egypt gives her kind of a weird plot: The high priests Hotep and Huy give Zipporah to Ramseses as a gift after he is named Prince Regent. She’s the wife of Moses, and one of seven daughters of Reuel, also called Jethro (the Priest of Midian). Zipporah (Tzipporah) is one of the female characters of the Bible you rarely hear about. Not even sure when it happens in the movie. Kinda forgot about this one - doesn’t really stand out. Since we believe in the motto “go big or go home,” we have decided to rank all 19 for you. In celebration of the film’s 20th anniversary, and ahead of Passover, we’re going to do what we do best at Alma: rank all the songs.Ī note on methodology: There are eight musical numbers in the movie and 19 tracks on the soundtrack.
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