The production team for The Prince of Egypt conferred with roughly 600 religious experts to make the film as accurate as possible.
I’m pretty sure I heard somewhere that The Prince of Egypt is actually the only Exodus-inspired movie to get approval from leaders of all three of the major religions that share the story- Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
Well damn
From Wikipedia:
“Because DreamWorks was concerned about theological accuracy, Jeffrey Katzenberg decided to call in Biblical scholars, Christian, Jewish and Muslimtheologians, and Arab American leaders to help his film be more accurate and faithful to the original story. After previewing the developing film, all these leaders noted that the studio executives listened and responded to their ideas, and praised the studio for reaching out for comment from outside sources.[6]”
Take notes Hollywood
one of the greatest movies of all time & one of my personal faves, act like you know!!!!
Reason #243481947 why this is an incredible movie.
I also wanna add that one of the pastors from my childhood church was brought on board with others to figure out “What God sounds like”
a quick drawing of @chefpyro‘s liz in her sports outfit! shes a keeper
Dude, if I could afford to commission another reference sheet, I would make this Liz’s new official design right now. I LOVE THIS.
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Its like, someone picking up a heavy rock saying; “help me carry this,” and you reply; “no I can’t help you carry that. Please don’t pick it up, you’re only going to hurt youself.”
The person then picks it up despite the warning, and complains how heavy it is, tries to force you into holding onto it with them and when you don’t they complain you’re not helping them. And that’s your fault they are in pain from this rock.
Which is total BS.
Leading someone on would be If the other person said, “pick up that rock for me.” “I’ll help you carry it,” and then not carrying it or saying they are carrying it with them, despite not doing that.
