Fun fact: It took 2 years to animate the parting of the seas scene. 2 years. Amazing

As a Christian who doesn't like most of christian media, I adore this movie. This is the perfect adaptation 🙏🏻

Love how you mentioned voldemort when they knocked the nose off the statue, because Rameses was actually voiced by voldemort's actor

One amazing fact is that the singing voice of Moses' birth mother at the start of the movie, Ofra Haza, actually learnt to sing the song in many different languages, even in Finnish (my native language.) Unfortunately, she died of AIDS in 2000 at the age of 42, only two years after this movie 😢

the plagues still goes the hardest out of every song ive ever heard _Into your dreams, into your sleep_ _Until you _*_break,_*_ until you _*_YIELD_* and _I send the locusts on a wind_ _Such as the world has never _*_seen_* _On every leaf, on every stalk_ _Until there's nothing left of _*_GREEN_* goosebumps every time

The relationship between Moses and Rameses was so tragic and heartbreaking.

now if i remember correctly, the final plague was supposed to have come from the pharaoh's own lips, which is part of why moses was trying to interrupt and stop ramses from saying such awful things. "and there was a great cry throughout all of egypt, such as never has been or ever will be again" ended up being the screams of the parents awakening to find their firstborns dead. he brought it upon himself.

The animation: Epic. The Story: Epic. The Music: Epic. The Soundtrack: Epic. This is Dreamworks masterpiece, in my personal opinion, the best animated movie they ever did. I still have my VHS copy of the movie, and even as a child, I always loved two songs in particular: Through heavens eyes, and The Plagues; I still love them.

"That's why Papa said she'll never get married." I love those kids.

27:06 "You must look at your life, look at your life through Heaven's Eyes." *B A R S !*

*"WHO MADE MAN'S MOUTH?! WHO MADE THE MUTE, THE DEAF, THE SEEING OR THE BLIND?! DID NOT I?! NOW GO!!!"* Chills every time followed by God wrapping Moses in his arms and speaking to him in such a gentle manner shows Him truly as a father

Translation of a part when kids sing: Ashira l'adonai ki gaoh ga-ah Ashira l'adonai ki gaoh ga-ah Mi chamocha baelim adonai Mi kamocha nedar bakodesh Nachita v'chas-d'cha am zu ga-alta Nachita v'chas-d'cha am zu ga-alta Ashira ashira ashira Partial translation: I will sing unto Adonai for He has triumphed gloriously. I will sing unto Adonai for He has triumphed gloriously. Who is like You, O Adondai, among the gods? Who is like You, glorious in holiness? In Your mercy, you lead the people You redeemed. In Your mercy, you lead the people You redeemed. I will sing, I will sing, I will sing..

I love the touch that the animators added during the song "When you Believe". Where they focus on the kids singing in Hebrew. Although the movie doesn't cover this part of the story, the adults are forbidden from entering the promised land. The kids are only allowed because they gave full reverence to God. Whereas the adults kept praying to false Egyptian gods.

This movie brought Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey together. That’s a classic just off that alone

Being an ardent Catholic Christian myself, I watched this movie with my family three nights ago. My sister didn't want it at first, as she thought it would be a cheap, boring Biblical movie. By the end of the opening she was already crying her heart out at this masterpiece, along with all of us.

FULL DISCLOSURE: I’m not religious anymore. BUT I loved this movie because it told a great human story (especially the brotherly relationships) with great visuals/messages/songs. My favorite song is the “Plagues” but my second favorite is “Heaven’s eyes”. It’s such a great film for Dreamworks and I adore everyone who loves it 😊

I laughed so hard when you said. "How does he keep getting in??!" Like seriously right? Just strolling right on thru. With that spiritual vip.

The scene between Moses and Ramses in the Throneroom is heartbreaking. You can see his face change when he takes the ring, from genuine deep sadness and regret to betray to anger. And it is this last one that stays, but it is clear that Ramses was so hurt by Moses giving the ring back.

Easily one of the best animated movies

I never understood this movie as a kid, until my family told me about the story of Moses as I grew up. Now as an adult I can say that this movie is an entire masterpiece

It's so refreshing to see three young men knowing every part of this story...telling Moses to take of his sandals.

Fun Fact: The guy voice acting for Rameses is the same actor for Voldermort in Harry Potter :)

Acctually the Queen took in the baby because for egypcians the Nile was allways like a sacred river (because it gave life to the things around it, etc..) so when the baby came the Queen thougth it was like a gift from the Gods, present and she took in the baby.

I wished somebody would put this back in theaters

I’m glad their are still young people who are interested in biblical stories! 👍🏽

27 yo Grown up in black church, I've seen this movie 1000x. Love it every time....when you said. "But it's not just one man. It's one man with God." The simplest thing so powerful. Spoke to me right now as I've been alone for 3 years nursing in the pandemic.....thx 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽.

18:47 They were *PROUD* of it! That's the part that's the most frightening. That was like their trophy art. 27:02 It is a powerful song!!! Lol. The way they look at you tho XD Thanks so much for your reactions guys! I love your commentary! This has been one of my favorite movies since it came out when I was a kid. Very close to my heart.

I’m not religious but I love and respect this movie and story immensely.

I am an atheist and I think this movie is absolutely stunning. I don't practice any religion but I love learning the stories. So beautiful.

When i see Moses mother, when she sings the river song, i'm thinking of my own mother. I wonder where she is. I hope she's still alive. 💔

This movie came out when I was in high school. I was in choir and one of the songs the teacher chose was “When You Believe” and either I was the only one who’d seen the movie, or the only one who’d seen it enough to memorize the Hebrew part of the song, because suddenly I was singing alone. XD I think the teacher tried to get me to teach everyone else, but I didn’t actually know it, I was just mimicking what I heard, and it didn’t seem like anyone was even trying to learn. So from then on any time we did the song I soloed those parts, as well as the final line in the song (for some reason). Thankfully we did not do it in a concert or anything, lol.

If you liked this, you’ll love the Hunchback of Notre Dame. Easily one of Disney’s darkest films with hands down the best music. It’s visually stunning as well

I think the opening between Rameses and Moses really shows what happens when people get raised under the aassumption that they are untouchble. Sure, they get chewed out by their Dad, but none of the people they possibly harmed with their little race will say a word against them. The _only_ reason the priests can speak up is because they are high enough up the ladder to say something, but even they cannot touch the princes.

I'm so glad you watched this movie. Even if you're not a Christian, the movie is amazing and the soundtrack is lit

Why did the Queen accept Moses? Because in Ancient Egyptian culture, the Nile River was viewed as "the giver of life" as it was the only major freshwater source the Egyptians had. So when a random baby boy arrives to the Queen, she saw it as a blessing from the Egyptian God of the Nile, Hapi, as a divine baby sent just for them; a gift of new life from the giver of life.

THE ANIMATION, CAST, SONGS, HANS ZIMMER SCORE, EVERYTHING, ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING IS PERFECTION!!!!!! 24 YEARS LATER STILL AWESOME, ALMOST 25 YEARS!!!!!! “ DELIVER US!!!!!!!!”

The burning bush scene is so powerful! It fills my heart with love for God every time. God bless you guys and loved your reaction to this beautiful movie!

Its kinda cool how the slaughter of the lives of the children, gave way for moses to become a deliverer, and at the same time, the lives of the children in egypt is their pathway to freedom. This pattern of the innocent ones being caught up between the fights of people they are not directly related is sad, and as a story, it ends in a circle, how the lives of this children started and ended this journey, or the start of their journey .

I’ve loved this movie since I was four years old, and it still holds so much weight today. I mean, what happened to his people was absolutely unforgivable and utterly disgusting, but my god, this movie told it in such an epic way, the end always gets me when he’s standing amongst his people after finally escaping and being free.

Moses was 40 when he left Egypt and lived 40 years in Midian. He lived 40 years in the wilderness and died at 120 as the nation of Israel was led into the land of Canaan by Joshua.

The voice casting in this movie is epic, let alone the animation, story telling and (imo) one of the greatest contributions to song/score of all time. Please react to Tucker and Dale vs Evil sometime soon!!

My family and I watch this movie every year on Passover. And I cry EVERY TIME! Such a good movie!!!

I Love this.. feels like intorducing my all time fav childhood movies to new people and getting excited once again as if I was the one watching it for the first time......ATLANTIS - THE LOST EMPIRE next pleeeaseee

This is my all time fav animated movie and I rewatched it today, and I swear every time i watch it I fall deeper in love with this movie and I always flipping cry. This movie cemented my faith in the Lord and it will always be my fav. Plus the soundtrack is incredible.

Deliver Us gives me chills whenever i hear it. Song is the best Disney song ever hands down 🙏

I'm so glad that you enjoyed it, knowing what was going on beforehand--this is probably Dreamworks' masterpiece. The animation and style were so ahead of their time when this came out, and the care they put into it is evident. The music is so amazing!

I like your reactions. I've always loved this movie ever since i was little. I'm crying every time i watch this. 😭💔

Fun fact: God's voice is a mixture of all the male voice actors but Val Kilmers voice (Moses) is the most dominant because his voice resonated on a different frequency to the others so it was more clearly heard.

I’m not Christian or even monotheistic, but I absolutely love this film. Always have and always will! ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

One pretty big creative liberty they took making this film was Moses' brother, in the Bible, Moses didn't know how to talk to Pharaoh, so his brother and one of his most loyal followers did the talking when they went to confront him.

I love this movie! You guys should definitely watch “Joseph the King of Dreams” it’s another dreamworks movie based on the Bible scripture of Joseph. I’m sure you guys would love that one too. The music isn’t as good as this one but the story is great.

I grew up Lutheran/Christian and now I'm pagan. But this is is still a masterpiece and loved by me and now my kids

“If you failed on ‘Prince of Egypt’, you were sent to the dungeons to work on ‘Shrek.’ ” - Dreamworks Animator who worked during the production time for Prince of Egypt and Shrek

The Prince of Egypt will always be my childhood Favorite True story movie ever made

Don’t know if anyone else answered but you asked how long it was before he came back to Egypt, and I think it around 30 to 40 years.

BRO I WAS LITERALLY GONNA SEARCH FOR PRINCE OF EGYPT REACTIONS WHEN YOURS POPPED UP ON MY HOME PAGE this is perfect timing!!

3:38- God rest Ofra Haza's soul. She had the voice of an angel.🙏

Man you guys are simply the best Anime and Animation REACTORS 🙌🏾🙌🏾💯💯

My parents took me to the theater when I was a kid. I remember there were hundreds of people in line by Christian and faith. They enjoy watching “The Prince of Egypt”

Have watched 7 different reactions to this movie. Yours is definitely at the top.

I think this is one of the greatest movies of all time. It's a masterclass in cinematography, scoring, animation, and storytelling; it's visually stunning, emotionally gripping, and epic in a way that still gives me shivers to this day. I'm not religious (for a myriad of reasons) and I still reccomend this movie to everyone, regardless of their beliefs or background. It's too good to be missed. Anyways, it was wonderful to see you guys singing along and getting so immersed in the film, and I gotta say, I love that how your guys' faith made you even more enthusiastic - I've never seen a group of dudes get so respectfully hype in the way you did, and it made me smile. I've also seen a couple requests floating around the comment section asking you to view other animated films that I happen to hold near and dear to my heart - namely "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" and "Atlantis: The Lost Empire". Personally, I think you'll get A LOT out of "Hunchback", and I'm immensely excited to see how you'll react to the movie's villain. The soundtrack for "Hunchback" is very much on the same level as "The Prince of Egypt" - especially the a few of the more dramatic tracks. "Atlantis" is a good movie, but if I had to rank them, I'd put "Hunchback" above it, for sure. Then again, maybe you guys will really like some of the action sequences in "Atlantis"; I know you didn't like "Kung Fu Panda 2" as much as "Kung Fu Panda", which honestly blows my mind (2 is usually everyone's favorite of the trilogy, and my favorite too!) so hey, I could be totally off in my prediction! That aside, I wanted to go ahead and suggest another movie - "Treasure Planet". Like "Atlantis", it's considered one of Disney's hidden gems - awful advertising did the movie SUPER dirty at the box office, and as a result, Disney kicked it to the curb. Despite that, it's slowly managed to get the love and recognition it deserves over the past couple decades. Whichever one of those three films y'all end up watching first (if you do them at all, of course!), I'll definitely be around ^-^

Not y'all bullying Raph for his singing Lmao. Gospel is for EVERYONE! Joseph King of Dreams next? #justiceforraph

Masterpiece right here. This and Lion King are the greatest animated films of all time

#FAVORITESONGS "Look through Heaven's Eyes" and "THE 10 PLAGUES" Please keep singing~ It's very touching and adorable when people just get so into the movie~

I love them talking about cutting the songs because of copyright and then singing When you Believe all together xD Nice reaction! and this movie is a masterpiece!!!

The beauty of the Passover is that God did not pass over judgement based on if those inside the house were worthy, but rather if they were covered by the blood of the lamb. Praise Jesus!

One of Dreamworks greatest creation. Cast is amazing I mean they got Val Kilmer and Ralph Fiennes for Moses and Rameses. As for the slavers who dropped their weapons and went well most of the workers didn’t agree with what was being done but it was a tradition that had always been. To break tradition requires a lot of willpower from a lot of people.

Moses: sees animals drinking fron water. Sees animals back-wash going into water. Also Moses: Fuck it we ball.

Great reaction guys :) Its truly a beatiful movie. I got shown this movie to me as a kid, when I was growing up in a religious home. Many memories.

Ron Wyatt (the man who found the crossing site while on vacation diving with his son). Nuweiba Beach (the actual crossing site of the Red Sea). Horse bones, golden chariot wheels, and an underwater raised land bridge or part of the ground that was higher than the rest where people crossed when the water was parted (what was found).

SO funny how one of u mentioned Voldemort when the nose of the Seti Statue broke off when they have the tokio drifting with the horses - and the voice of Ramses id done by the Actor who plays Voldemort too!! Google the voice actors too this movie - you will be amazed!!! Cheers! Subscribed and LIKE!!

This movie is a masterpiece. I was laughing so hard at your commentary, though. 😂😂😂

Watch hunchback of Notre Dame next..it’s another masterpiece

This film holds a special place in my heart. I grew up watching this film, and during the Covid lockdown, I was blessed to be one of the fans to appear in the special fan video performance of When You Believe from the West End musical performance of The Prince of Egypt. I highly recommend Joseph: King of Dreams, Atlantis, The Hunchback of Norte Dame, El Dorado, Sinbad, and Treasure Planet. 🧡💙

Thank you for reacting to this movie. This was Dreamworks debut as a studio, and they decided to go with a BANGER (in terms of music and the overall cast) ✌️✌️✌️

The woman that sings Deliver Us in the start of the movie, Moses's mother, sang that song in 19 different languages! She was amazing!

The whole prophesy thing was actually the story of Jesus and is why Mary and Joshep took Jesus and fled to Egypt in the New Testament. In the story of Moses, the Paroh was killing the first born Hebrew sons because he was afraid that the Hebrews were going to put number the Egyptians and take over

I love that you actually react and also don’t stop the movie while watching it, like others unfortunately do do

Was a toddler when I first saw this, became obsessed with it, and have loved it ever since. Still listen to the soundtrack on Spotify.

The singing was adorable!! More musicals please!

this movie is actually pretty biblically accurate and it’s just brilliant i love it!

Grew up watching this I remember watching it on tape and I love it and I'm an Atheist

I always cry with the final song

Also love Moses facial hair

ohhhhh you mentioned Voldemort! Fun fact: The voice actor for Rameses IS VOLDEMORT Ralph Fiennes such a brilliant yet horrifying actor tbh

Seti was given a prophecy that a Hebrew would rise up against him and end his empire. That is why he ordered all the first born Hebrew sons to be murdered that year. Little did he know that god had placed Moses in his very house. In the bible Moses had a stutter and was not able to communicate very well with the Hebrews. Aaron acted like his interpreter. This movie is one of the best bible to film adaptations, and of course watching it now as an adult i can see the issues with it from a religious standpoint (like every Egyptian firstborn dying in egypt followed by a song about miracles is a bit on the nose) but it's still one the best traditionally animated films in history. Loved your reaction! :)

Soundtrack gives me chills EVERYTIME

For me, this movie is similar to movies like Hercules or Coco in that I can enjoy the stories of another culture without belonging to or believing in them. This movie tells a fantastic story whether you believe it really happened or not.

I grew up with this film, and I will never ever get tired of watching it or hearing the music from it ❤

You guys are reacting to all of my favorite animated movies! You lot are awesome, thanks so much for the quality content!

One of my favorite reactions to this film, ever. Thank you so much!

43:06: There's actually more to it than that. He's sitting on the lap of his father's statue, like he did when he was younger. He finds comfort in his father's influence and still thinks what he's doing is right. Rameses looks up to his father and doesn't want to appear weak in front of his subjects, especially his son. His stubborness and pride allowed his kingdom to be ravaged by the plagues, thus he became the weak link.

This movie was just so incredibly beautiful in every aspect and I love that you guys did this reaction

I absolutely loved this movie when I was young. Now being grown up and seeing my life differently, it really touches my heart like never before. I really want to watch it again. AWESOME REACTION TO AN AMAZING MOVIE!! I always watch y'all's movie Mondays. They never fail to make me laugh or make me think about other people's opinions.

This is my favorite religious movie! I love the star-studded cast! Here are whom I remember: Moses: Val Kilmer Tzpporah: Michelle Phifer Miriam: Sandra Bullock Aaron: Jeff Goldboom Rameses II : Patrick Stewert The 2 Egyptian priests: Steve Martin and Martin Short. Jethro: Danny Glover

Ayyy we love to see it! This is such a beautiful movie!! ❤

This is the most beautiful reaction to this movie. It always touches me to the core.

Here's the thing to understand about Egyptians at this time. The reason they so readily accepted Moses as a baby is because they worship the Nile as a god. The Nile was not only a god. It was a sentient god. So if a sentient god sends you a baby, you assume it's supposed to be your new baby.

lmao when you sing at the end you had me dying ! I love this movie so much

I love that you guys reacted the this because this was my childhood 🙏🏼🙏🏼