The Prince of Egypt

I have a rather interesting story with this cartoon....

I remember my mom gave it to me on a cassette when I was about 8 years old. And you know, I didn't like him. (It seemed too gloomy and serious compared to the Disney cartoons, which I was delighted with at the time. Perhaps if the main character had a friend-helper in the form of some cute and funny little animal in the best Disney traditions, my childish opinion would be different..... (of course, now I understand that it would not be appropriate here). xD

Anyway, as a result, I even decided to erase the tape and record something else on it. And she was ruined. (Mom got angry because she was always in awe of Bible stories and really wanted to introduce me to them through this cartoon.

Obviously, I watched the cartoon at the wrong age. I hadn't grown up to him yet.
I watched it as an adult and was delighted. A masterpiece cartoon, an amazing and touching story. And the music is commendable. <3

Hanz Zimmer's music is incredibly fascinating. I also watched this cartoon as a child and did not understand its essence. It was scary with curses and dark colors.

The priests are very interesting, there is a lot of symbolism, even in the palette and movements. Such cartoons are indisputably necessary, I think it's a great movie. However, it is necessary to discuss with the children that this cartoon is unusual and explain the ENT, so to speak.

By the way, the film was released 3 years before the premiere of "Atlantis: The Lost World". I saw a lot of similarities, and I liked it. Atlantis is my favorite cartoon, it's a pity that many children didn't understand it at that time.

She is not immersed in the biblical theme
, and for some reason she never saw a cartoon in her childhood
, which is probably a good thing!
because this work is clearly for an older age
, very soulful, perfectly rendered, with wonderful music.

The moment at the beginning, where Moses' mother sings a lullaby for the last time and lets go of her son's hand
. It was very difficult to look at the development and fading of fraternal relations
. It was clear that no one would deviate from their duty, that they would not have a happy ending
, but they truly loved each other, even though they were not blood relatives

Definitely one of my favorite cartoons now, a real treasure.

20% of the plot, 80% of the songs. Not a children's cartoon, but rather a religious one. The Egyptian flavor is perfectly conveyed, it will really suit those who follow it. I liked it, but it was as if I expected a children's cartoon more, and received a biblical retelling from Jehovah's Witnesses.