Disney would never have undertaken such tricky and risky ride. This is not a fairy tale. It is a story that has its roots in Jewish, Christian and Islamic religion and believes. The result is nothing less than astounding. The directors have concentrated on the character of Moses and recreated him as a person, not a hero.
Nothing is black and white.
There are no good guys, bad guys or amusing clowns. It is a personal, penetrating drama, portraying the struggle of Moses with his adopted Egyptian royal family. Starting with a playful chariot race between Moses and Rameses and ending with their conflict at the Red Sea, the film depicts once-loving brothers at odds. When it comes to animation, there are not enough words to describe the splendor and complexion of these artists' work. It stuns the viewer with its grandness, beauty and power.