The Prince of Egypt [DVD]

出エジプト記をわかりやすく描かれています！

小さい頃から何度も観た大好きな作品

歌も素晴らしい👍

聖書の出エジプト記がわかりやすく映像化されていてスケールも大きく学ぶことが多くありました！

以前からとても好きで探していました。格安で購入出来てありがたいです。息子と観ました。音楽も素晴らしいですし、精神的にも心を揺さぶられました。信じる事、神のご加護を改めて受け取りました。

25年近く前に初めて見てから、定期的に見たくなる作品です。ひとつひとつの場面が印象的だし、何より曲が全部とびきり素晴らしいです。ストーリーも見るたびにいろいろ考えさせられます。まだ見ていない人に是非お薦めしたいです。

ユダヤ教の原点を理解には必須のモーセの物語。 アニメ版がオススメの理由は3点ある 1.原作に忠実 旧約聖書の『出エジプト記』を原作にする同内容の作品に映画『十戒』が有名だが、こちらアニメの方が原作に忠実だ。そして原作自体が面白い。 2.映像がキレイ 一見するとディズニー映画かと思ってしまう。 非常に親しみやすいアニメーション。CGも多様しており、紅海を渡る場面は一見の価値あり。 3.歌が素晴らしい アカデミー賞の歌曲賞を受賞したマライア・キャリー&ホイットニー・ヒューストンの“When you Believe”が素晴らしいのは当然だが、吹替え版もなかなかよい。

史実を基にしたディズニーアニメならポカホンタスとムーランが挙げられますが、やはり甘味料を加えてしまったと思いますがコチラは更に史実の話に忠実で臨場感に溢れました！ 一番の見せ場となる海が割れるシーンがとても素晴らしかったです。当時の技術ならではのCGと手書きのバランスが良くこんな見せ方があるのか～ととても感心しました！ その代わりストーリー全体が重たく残酷なシーンも容赦ないのでファミリー向けとは言えず見る層が若干上の年齢向けの仕上がりになってしまったのが残念……動物の相方を組ませたり、もう少しギャグのシーンや楽しそうな歌がもう一つだけでもあっても良かったかなと思いました。 ですが、When you Believeはもう国歌にしても良いんじゃないかレベルで気に入りましたよ♪ 映像技術は凄いと思いましたがストーリーの内容はターゲットの年代が絞りきれなかったのが知名度が低くなった原因だと思ったので星3つにしておきます。

La película llegó a tiempo y en buen estado. La película es muy buena, con una fantástica animación que en 4k luce más, viene hablada al español latino y con subtítulos en español.

The story is amazing, the soundtrack is incredible and full of emotions. This is a movie that can be enjoyed be everyone, you don't need to be religious to love this movie.

Reçu y hier merci beaucoup je l'attendez depuis des années je n'arrivez pas a le trouver il fait partie de mes dvd blue-ray collection

A high-quality true UHD HDR disc.

Whether you follow any specific religion/faith or not, I find it difficult to see how anyone could say that this isn't an amazing story. Take away the religious content, you're still left with a very passionate story about oppression, discovering who you truly are, giving a voice to those who would otherwise remain silent and finding the strength to face a difficult situation and do what is right. The general story is one that has popped up in various places, but DreamWorks just made a production of the traditional story found in the Bible. Speaking as someone who lives on a wish rather than a prayer and stacks her copy of the Bible and the Tanakh on the same shelf as Grimm, Anderson, Kipling and Aesop, I didn't find The Prince of Egypt at all bias or preachy. There obviously had to be references to faith and God, but there was nothing that suggested all audience members should believe in a specific entity or that anyone followed the 'wrong' faith. Instead of presenting religious conflict, it was moral conflict - i.e. leading slaves to freedom. It is rated 'U' but, in my opinion, it really stretches the limits. The plague scene in particular is quite graphic and the beginning scene where you see how badly the slaves are being treated and the killing of the babies is really quite heart-wrenching - something the written texts never quite capture. While a fair amount of artistic licence has been taken, the actual events from Moses being cast adrift in the river to his leading the Hebrews to their own land are accurate enough to tell the story. The characters were all brought beautifully to life with qualities and flaws, emotions and feelings and, being able to relate with them was quite surprising, but very well done. While in the text, there is no close brotherly relationship between Moses and Ramesses (I don't think Ramesses is even the Pharaoh mentioned in the texts - I could be wrong) it brought a new level of emotional turmoil to the story. The fact that they had a connection made the plagues and the last few scenes all the more devastating. Unless you are a very very devout follower (which is fine - I understand that) I wouldn't think the use of artistic licence would be enough to cause offence. As far as animation goes, I was a bit dubious. Having previously watched Sinbad (which I gave up on) and El Dorado, which I enjoyed but is rather badly animated in some ways, I was very surprised by the quality presented in this. The details of the scenery and, even the 'extra' characters is almost breath-taking. From the colours and tones used in the images to the attention paid to the slightest breeze (the first river-scene with Jochebed for example) and the way Moses keeps shrugging his too-big robe onto his shoulder is fairly astounding. I'm not sure it would kick Disney off the scale, but it definitely sets a strong precedent for DreamWorks. My favourite sequence is 'Through Heaven's Eyes' where we see the time Moses spends in Midian and truly begins to embrace who he is and finds contentment as a shepherd and a husband to Tsippora. The entire sequence is probably five minutes long - there are no long-drawn out romance scenes or big life-lessons thrown at you, but the sentiments are there. The soundtrack is what, for me, throws this entire production onto a completely different level. Not only do the songs move things along quickly, but clearly (as mentioned about in 'Through Heavens Eyes') but the musical pieces range from sinister to soft to cheerful and rousing. The music that supported the plagues sequence was almost frightening while the River Lullaby was the heart-breaking lines amongst a very angry and desperate musical piece (Deliver Us) At the minute, this has been placed near the top of my list of favourite animated films purely for every element that creates it - from the story and the characters, to the music and scenery. In my opinion, there is no really weak element - even the priests who were maybe there for comic relief weren't out of place. A definite recommendation.