The Prince Of Egypt: The Dreamworks Film

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The DreamWorks film, ‘The Prince of Egypt,’ and the story from the Bible are different when compared. The DreamWorks Picture made in 1998, tells the story of Moses found in Egypt trying to free God's people from the Pharaoh,but this not the main focus in the film.The film follow mainly around Moses’ adventure to free the Israelites,thus making the Movie inaccurate.The things i will be stating that is mostly inaccurate are,the storyline,the characters and the settings. The first area the director of the film changed “The Prince of Egypt was” the storyline.The first reason i believe that the editors changed the film is to make the film more exciting.The second reason i believe that they changed the animation was because of the characters

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