The Ten Commandments
Drama • G • 1956 • 3 hr 40 min
Directed By
Written By
Fredric M. Frank, Jesse Lasky Jr., Jack Gariss, Æneas MacKenzie
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Unless you're a Biblical scholar or a Professor of Theology, you may find the film better than the original. At least less tedious.
This is what the art of filmmaking was made for.
If you haven’t seen the Ten Commandments you’ve broken the eleventh.
An Easter tradition to watch this. This and Ben hur are great epics and they don't make.cineam close to this anymore
The best biblical epic, no ifs, ands, or buts.
Epic Bible movie which has become an tv tradition every Easter
While not particularly accurate to the Bible the Ten Commandments is a sweeping epic deserving of praise.
Epic in every way, a cinematic marvel that will never be topped.
A monumental classic that still inspires with its grandeur and moving story. They call them “epics” for a reason.
ABC turned this 3.5 hour film into 5 hours with commercials
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