> Historical film
> Let's make it as stereotypical as possible.

Based if true

MOOT

mythological

It's not a historical film.

>>149316039 (OP)
Stereotypes exist for a reason.

>>149316039 (OP)
>Historical

>>149316039 (OP)
How does one make a 100% accurate ancient Egypt depiction in film? Who has met and spoken to some ancient Egyptians to know how they played out?

>historical

Jews were never slaves in Egypt, the entire thing is a farce. But it's a good farce.

>>149316039 (OP)
>Historical

Still pretty awesome

>Katzenberg in particular has attempted to create a Disney-killer in his animation division, which has four major releases planned over the next years: “Prince of Egypt,” “Antz,” “Shrek” and “El Dorado: City of Gold”

>“Prince of Egypt,” first out of the block in November 1998, features the voices of Val Kilmer, Ralph Fiennes, Steve Martin and Martin Short. The $70 million pic, which tells the story of Moses, is said to be non-religious. Katzenberg, however, covered his bets from every angle by screening it for major religious leaders throughout the world. Sources say their response has been positively beatific.

>According to those close to the film, Katzenberg is also taking executive producer credit — something he never did on the animated features that he oversaw at Disney

September 1997 article

>>149316039 (OP)
Ah, right, everyone must behave as American as possible, otherwise it's a stereotype.

How did this movie fade from the public eye for so long?

El Dorado is easily the most flawed of the four movies before Shrek

>>149316802
I did, and all he had to say about this scene was "Foot Bird Snake Pot Squiggle Squiggle".

So you know it's bad.

It's a shame that DreamWorks abandoned 2D, but I can understand why they did it

>>149317620
>Sharkslayer
They shouldn't have changed the name

You're posting with the Big Boys now.

>>149316039 (OP)
>Historical
The overwhelming consensus of historians is that there's no historical basis to the Israelite narrative of Exodus. Rather it's a mythology cobbled together from experiences of other tribes and peoples that they traded with or conquered to create a convenient religious narrative.

>>149317272
Shrek obliterated mainstream interest in 2D animation for over two decades.

>>149316039 (OP)
The bible is a mythology compendium, not a history book. It has historical references but that does not make it history, it would be like saying we can consider Spider-Man comics historical because New York is depicted accurately aside the fictional elements and that there were issues about real events like 9/11 or Obama's inauguration.

>>149317187
>>149317421
Why did everyone have such pleb taste around 2000?

>>149317478
>Foot Bird Snake Pot Squiggle Squiggle
Fuckin' grass crocodile zigzag.

She's a filthy Canaanite, but I get it.

I admire Katzenberg for being experimental, but going from Prince of Egypt to this innocuous movie still felt a bit weird

>Chel is so much more sensual and erotic than anything we were allowed to do in POE