An extraordinary enormous flounder, wonderful hootchy-kootchy hokum, peppered with lightning that does programmed composing and an amazing tribute to the delights of jello. Chief maker Cecil B. DeMille finished his awesome vocation with this colossal creation, stuffed with tremendous group scenes, sumptuous exhibitions, and wide-screen enhancements coordinated with stunning splendor.
DeMille's Exodus (a story he had additionally shot in 1923) opens as the Egyptian pharaoh is informed that the deliverer of the subjugated Hebrews will soon be conceived. He arranges the butcher of all infant Jewish guys, however one is set on a wicker bin in the Nile, found by the pharaoh's sister, and raised as
her own. A long time pass and the now-grown-up Moses (Charlton Heston) has turned into an adored ruler, much to the mortification of Rameses (Yul Brynner), the pharaoh's child. At the point when Moses' heredity is uncovered, he is expelled into the desert, yet following a few serene years, he learns of his predetermination in his experience
