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Uh oh, another Hollywood botch job. The anglo actors playing Egyptians, the African slaves, Pharaoh's lacky with a scottish accent, God as a 10 year old boy who learns, Moses arguing with God and writing the Ten Commandments, and other unfortunate, unbiblical befuddlements relegate this film into the ever growing Hollywood-screwed-up-again waste pile of cinematic idiocracy. Don't waste your time and don't support this movie. Christian Bale plays Moses and he does a fine job, as usual. He's a great actor, but even his skills couldn't save this film. Hollywood? Knock knock? Anyone there? Here is some advice. If you want to make a movie based on a Bible story, then stick to the Bible story. It's simple. Stick...to....the...story...and...don't...insult....God. That way people will actually want to go see it. We Christians love properly represented accounts taken from the pages of our sacred writ and we'll fork over cash for the privilege. But we don't want Hollywood secularists taking stories like the Exodus and turning it into a sham. Is anyone in Hollywood listening? Hey, we're biblical conservatives! Yeah, I know that's kinda like a couplet of four letter words to you guys, but try sticking to the story, okay?