Not bad
Some animated features seem to turn good actors into over-actors. I suppose it has to do with them assuming since we can't see -their- faces, they need to put extra emotion into their voices. Prince of Egypt is not one of these animated features.
There was one tiny thing that kept throwing me out of the movie. I kept thinking, 'Why are Rameses and Seti British?'. I love both Patrick Stewart and Ralph Fiennes, but it seemed odd. Mostly it was Seti that I was thrown out by. Ralph Fiennes' accent wasn't as strong as Stewarts.
Some of the music was really annoying and I was worried during the first 10 minutes that it might be nothing but music. I thought the animation was well done. I was most impressed by a scene near the end where Rameses was shouting 'Moses'.
There was one tiny thing that kept throwing me out of the movie. I kept thinking, 'Why are Rameses and Seti British?'. I love both Patrick Stewart and Ralph Fiennes, but it seemed odd. Mostly it was Seti that I was thrown out by. Ralph Fiennes' accent wasn't as strong as Stewarts.
Some of the music was really annoying and I was worried during the first 10 minutes that it might be nothing but music. I thought the animation was well done. I was most impressed by a scene near the end where Rameses was shouting 'Moses'.
- silmawen
- Nov 2, 1999