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I have enormous respect for this people. They recorded this movie with barely any budget, unstable electricity, only one camera, reusing actors, putting themselves in danger, almost no props or sets and in a poor country, and the best part is they didn't even intended for this film to be worldwide famous, they just distributed it from house to house. Sure, you can pick apart every second of this movie until you die, but that's not the point. They didn't intend this movie to be The Lord of the Rings or Pulp Fiction or The Godfather. They made it purely for fun, for passion, for love. You can even watch the movie for free if you want, it's on their website, you don't even have to pirate it. This is probably the most charming film I've ever seen. Even the background behind all this is inspiring as hell. Just goes on to show that you don't need a million-dollar budget to make a solid, entertaining film.

First of all, I'm an atheist. Second, I watched this movie expecting the worst. When I saw "Biblical", "Animated" and "Musical" in the tags I thought "Hey, this might be one of those movies that are so bad they are hilarious". I've never been so wrong in my entire life, and I couldn't be more glad. Not only is my favorite animated movie, it even is one of my favorite movies in general. I will not reveal nothing about it. "The Prince of Egypt" is a must-see, doesn't matter if you are jewish, christian, atheist or whatever. It's not about the religion, it's about the message that leaves, it's about seeing those wonderful animations, it's about listening to that beautiful soundtrack.