MOVIEThe Ten Commandments
CAST
Charlton Heston, Yul Brynner
Charlton Heston, Yul Brynner
RELEASE
October 5, 1956
RATING
G
G
DIRECTOR
Cecil B. DeMille
Cecil B. DeMille
STUDIO
Paramount Pictures
Paramount Pictures
RUNNING TIME
3 hours 40 minutes
3 hours 40 minutes
GRADE
A+
STARS
****
A+
STARS
****
REVIEW:
This has got to be the best religious movie I've ever seen. It's also the longest movie I've ever seen. If you read the bible or the torah then you'll already know what this is about. This is basically the life of Moses, who is destined to save the Jews from the Egyptians. Although very long, it is a very moving picture filled with action, romance, drama, and especially adventure. Don't worry, though about the length because it is seperated into 2 discs if you watch it with the family. So if you love stories of religion and courage, then watch the ORIGINAL The Ten Commandments.
This has got to be the best religious movie I've ever seen. It's also the longest movie I've ever seen. If you read the bible or the torah then you'll already know what this is about. This is basically the life of Moses, who is destined to save the Jews from the Egyptians. Although very long, it is a very moving picture filled with action, romance, drama, and especially adventure. Don't worry, though about the length because it is seperated into 2 discs if you watch it with the family. So if you love stories of religion and courage, then watch the ORIGINAL The Ten Commandments.
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