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| Moses (1996) (2pc) | 
 enlarge | Director: Roger Young
Actors: Ben Kingsley, Frank Langella, Christopher Lee, Anna Galiena, Enrico Lo Verso
Studio: Turner Home Ent
Category: Video
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Avg. Customer Rating:  35 reviews
Sales Rank: 7112
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Ntsc
Language: English (Original Language)
Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Media: VHS Tape
Running Time: 180 minutes
Number Of Items: 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.8
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 4.5 x 2.1
ISBN: 6304140908
UPC: 053939635737
EAN: 9780780611726
ASIN: 6304140908
Theatrical Release Date: April 7, 1996
Release Date: September 24, 1996
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 Great movie! November 19, 2008
Not only is Ben Kingsley a great actor, he brings the character of Moses alive biblically and physically! "The Lord has spoken!" is by far my favorite line. Don't miss the also very touching 'manna from heaven' scene. Brillant!
Biblically accurate and well portrayed November 3, 2008
I love this movie! In my opinion, of all the Moses movies out there, this is the most accurate and close to the Holy Bible. The acting is also well done and convincing. I highly recommend this movie.
 Great Biblical Classic, although, I mostly think the "Ten Commandments" by Chalrles Heston was the best, I rate this one a 7, May 20, 2008
Like I previously said Ben Knigsley is a great actor, but nobody beats Heston, I'm buying all the collections available existing little by little. You know how it is!
I have purchased a series of Bible Collections, and would appreciate that u keep on sending me e-mails especially new versions of all the epics available. Thanks, Robert Villar Jr.
Moses (The Bible Collection) February 13, 2008
If I could rate it a 10 I would. It was great; however, be prepared to dedicate time to watch the entirety of the movie. My suggestion is to let it be one of those movies for a rainy day or for a weekend you stay in. The movie sticks very closely to the bible, however does not replace it (in no form)and the writer's do use some creative adjustments. I was impressed on how much they got into the 3 hours. They showed many of the plaques that fell on Egypt (many that other adaptations don't touch on), many of the trials the Hebrews had to endure in the wilderness, (the manna and quail, the golden calf, Miriam's leperosy, the striking of the rock), and a pretty good depiction of what Moses' personality may have been like. The parts not so pleased with- how Aaron was let off so easy as it related to the golden calf (it is depicted as he only allowed the others to make the calf and it doesn't show he is the one to make the calf), the small amount of people depicted in the exodus and in the wilderness (their where really over 600,000 and a couple of hundred).But it only made me go back and read the story of the Exodus again (Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers,and Deuteronomy), so it was a win-win situation. Eventhough it is very long; once you start the movie, it grabs your attention until the very end. I got Moses in the collection (which I strongly encourage for anyone buying this movie). Though they use some creative adjustments, it really gets the point across and well worth the price. Again 10 stars and 4 thumbs up.
 Didn't watch all of it October 14, 2007
2 out of 5 found this review helpful
Its so hard to beat "The Ten Commandments"
We watched about 30 minutes of this, pulled it out, dusted off Charlton Heston, popped some popcorn, and watched it to the end.
Although we really like Ben Kingsley in most everything else, we will probably give this one away.
I'm sure someone would appreciate it.
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