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[YT Edit] The Ten Commandments (Pt. 2/2) (Patreon)

Published:
2022-04-18 06:34:09
Imported:
2026-06

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Hey guys! Here is the YT edit for Pt. 2 of The Ten Commandments which will post tomorrow morning on YT (we'll still have a premiere for The Batman in the after noon). Enjoy! 

Direct link in case the above player doesn't work. 

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[YT Edit] The Ten Commandments [Pt 2/2]

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Darren Hill

Well Cassie the movie was an epic. And so were your efforts in bringing us your reaction. I know you had many frustrating copyright issues to deal with. Your efforts very much appreciated. My Granny took me to see this when I was a boy. Loved your reaction as usual.

Darren Hill

FYI Cassie the woman playing Moses wife was renowned Canadian actress Yvonne de Carlo. Many of my generation remember her fondly as vampire Lilly Munster in the famous TV sitcom The Munsters.

Obie Brown

4:30 Blood pours out of Ramses' jug. Cassie face: "Hahaha yes!"

Joseph Rardin

I prefer The Prince of Egypt over Ten Commandments

Clinton Brown

Looking forward your The Batman reaction

Michael J

This is way off the path, or is it. I listen to all kinds of music, to study and also enjoy. From pop, rap, to metal to my man Hanz Zimmer (Who's on my phone cover) film composer. But on the Metal side, Creeping Death by Metallica was on at a pool in Fl. Girl says "thats such a cruel song" as shes just kind of hearing the lyrics. I was like, "well its cruel in a sense, its based on a story in the bible." Als, plays out here in part 2 of this movie some. Hate to take up a huge comment area. But for some reason that popped in my head. I'll just put part of the lyrics down. Just a unique thing most would never guess via them. Slaves, Hebrews born to serve To the Pharaoh Heed, to his every word Live in fear Faith of the unknown one The deliverer Wait, something must be done Four hundred years So let it be written So let it be done I'm sent here by the chosen one So let it be written So let it be done To kill the first-born Pharaoh son I'm creeping death Now, let my people go Land of Goshen Go, I will be with thee Bush of fire Blood, running red and strong Down the Nile Plague, darkness three days long Hail to fire

Elliot Nesterman

For another exploration of the Exodus story I recommend Nina Paley's animated feature, "Seder-Masochism." Nina has made the film available for free download on many platforms. You can find links at sedermasochism.com I also made a compilation of major animated sections of the film while it was still in process and posted it on vimeo. https://vimeo.com/212961248

Stick Figure Studios

Can I just offer a word of praise once again for your editor who cleverly juxtaposed specific commandments with the Israelites simultaneously breaking them at the foot of the mountain. "Thou shalt have no other gods before me." Cut to Aaron fashioning the golden calf. "Thou shalt not kill." Cut to Dathan offering up Lilian as a human sacrifice. You have a very good editor.

David

You are putting out so much content!! I hope you can save some and give yourself a vacation! Great reaction!!

Paul Stelter

That cast! Even under the beards you can't mistake the voices of the legendary Edward G. Robinson (Dathan), John Carradine (Aaron). and Vincent Price (Baka). Trivia: the frail Amminadab who has to ride with Pharaoh's daughter is played by the actually frail H.B. Warner, who played Jesus in the silent Bible epic "King of Kings" (1927). Carly and Cassie might remember him as the drunk druggist from "It's A Wonderful Life."

Dryfesands

I really love these reactions to the old Epics. Nothing like movies which couldn't cut corners and had to be made with scale. Have you considered reacting to "Lawrence Of Arabia". It's often held up as the greatest "Spectacle" movie ever made.