I hadn't managed to watch this Cecil B. DeMille series from beginning to end until quite recently. It’s certainly impressive visually, with lovely colors and costumes, though that doesn't fully compensate for the fact that it feels rather conventional and overdone. Sir Cedric Hardwicke is on hand at the start as Seti, but after his appearance, the film noticeably declines in quality, essentially turning into a showca…

It remains impressive even now, decades after its initial release. The film features a remarkable ensemble cast and delivers an exceptional cinematic experience. The visual effects are particularly noteworthy, especially considering the time it was made. Performances stand out in this depiction of Moses and the Ten Commandments. It easily earns a rating between 9 and 10.

His God "is" God! The Ten Commandments ranks among Hollywood’s most ambitious historical epics. It marked Cecil B. DeMille’s final directorial effort, and he concludes his career with a massive film that remains an impressive demonstration of his skill as one of the masters of epic filmmaking. The narrative draws from various biblical sources—some questionable and not intended to be taken as religious instructi…

(The King of Egypt – with his sword drawn – and his Queen, together, talk about eliminating Moses, who they refer to as servant of the Most High God) ... Queen Nefretiri: 'Return it to me, marked with his blood!' Pharoah Rameses: 'I will… so it can be mixed with mine!’ Based on the Book of Exodus, this biblical epic directed by Cecil B. DeMille and recognized with an Academy Award, is considered the seventh …