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Ten Commandments Collectors Edition

Ten Commandments Collectors Edition
Actors: Heston, Brynner
Studio: Paramount Home Video

List Price: $35.00
Buy Used: $4.74
You Save: $30.26 (86%)



New (4) Used (14) Collectible (3) from $4.74

Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars 5 reviews
Sales Rank: 29146

Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Widescreen, Ntsc
Rating: G (General Audience)
Media: VHS Tape
Number Of Items: 1
Running Time: 245 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 7.3 x 4.2 x 1.1

ISBN: 6302194342
UPC: 097361297132
EAN: 9786302194340
ASIN: 6302194342

Theatrical Release Date: 1956
Release Date: April 8, 1992
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: good condition, satisfaction guaranteed.....10b

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Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars It will Inspire You   October 18, 2006
kametamorphic (East Haven)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful

THE TEN COMMANDMENTS is a film that will inspire all. There is good and evil present in all forms of society found in all recorded history. This movie is good traditional film making with an important message about the human spirit: it flaws, weaknesses and triumphs. Essentially Heston is a good man and he exemplifies these human frailties yet accepts the divine task at hand. Brynner takes up the moniker of the Egyptian ruler upon the death of his father. However, Brynner without the wisdom (be it moral or not) of his father is ineffectual in every aspect of his life. Unlike Heston, Brynner does not learn from his mistakes.


5 out of 5 stars The definitive Ten Commandments.   October 15, 2004
B. Chandler (Arlington, Texas)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

An interesting title as the Commandment part is a tad closer to the end of the movie. Cecil B. DeMille takes a few liberties with history; however if he did not then this would have been some dry documentary instead of a great epic. This story is more of the life and times of Moses from birth to the last farewell. We see rivalry, temptation, brick making and dancing girls.

One item that Cecil tactfully worked around is where do you think Anne Baxter ...Nefretiri came from? Can you say sister? As the bloodlines from Egyptians, came through the women. That is why who ever married her would become pharaoh.

The graphics are great for the time; the plagues are really spooky and we all still hold the image of the parting of the sea. The acting has that 50's epic feel. Elmer Bernstein's music adds a hidden dimension to the story and you will not be able to get it out of your head. Edward G. Robinson made a great Dathan; He gets to be a modern day Dathan in "Key Largo" (1948). Is it not interesting that Pharaoh Rameses in The Prince of Egypt - DTS (1998) looks like Yul Brynner?

This is the one version most people relate too. The story has been told before and after this version. Some people know this version better than the real one.


Some of the other "Ten Commandments" floating around out there:
The Ten Commandments (1923).
The Ten Commandments (1956).
Greatest Heroes of the Bible - The Ten Commandments (1978).
Ten Commandments 1 & 2 (2000).
Ancient Secrets of the Bible - "Moses' Ten Commandments: Tablets From God?"
The Prince of Egypt - DTS (1998).



5 out of 5 stars Impressive to This Day   May 11, 2003
gobirds2 (New England)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

This was Cecil B. De Mille's last film as a director. De Mille's traditional style of filmmaking and story telling is elegant, larger-than-life and rather elegiac and exactly suited for the enormous task of bringing this spectacle to the screen. Charlton Heston gives an excellent and powerfully dramatic performance as Moses. Yul Brynner, who approaches his role with style and confidence, is the prince who outmaneuvers Moses to the Egyptian throne in one of the best performances of his career. Supporting Heston and Brynner is a diverse and powerful cast of actors and performers. John Derek is memorable as Joshua the stone cutter. Anne Baxter is Nefretiri who yearns for the love of Moses. Cedric Hardwicke is an agreeable and levelheaded Pharaoh Sethi. Edward G. Robinson is the traitor to his people memorable for constructing the false idol golden calf. Vincent Price is the villainous and diabolically likable Baka. The beautiful Debra Paget is Baka's slave girl Lilia. Yvonne De Carlo gives a very thoughtful performance as Sephora, Moses' earthly love. John Carradine is Aaron. Woody Strode can be seen as the King of Ethiopia. Laboriously produced, Cecil B. De Mille's THE TEN COMMANDMENTS looks as though it was filmed and acted in a style more suitable to the early days of Hollywood. But that is a very positive quality. The film takes biblical events and turns them into Hollywood's version of history quite effectively. This style of filmmaking brings the larger-than-life scope of the Old Testament to the screen preserving the mystery and awesome power of the concept of a monotheistic divinity. One very effective feature of this film that reinforces this concept are the unearthly looking special effects, which are so eerily disturbing and beyond our comprehension that they truly approach a successful vision of the universal power of God. These distinctively unique special effects by the innovative John P. Fulton are essential to the telling of this story. Elmer Bernstein's rousing and inspirational score is brilliantly moving as it reinforces the vision that De Mille has created. Interestingly, in the earlier parts of this film De Mille shows us the construction of an Egyptian empire. We are witness to and experience the ingenuity of man to engineer and create such mammoth structures. But De Mille through the use of these special effects wipes all this out and shows the futility of man's efforts to subjugate other men when divine intervention prevails. This is such a brilliantly visual film that it still evokes awe and wonder to this day. This Collectors' Edition is handsome looking.




5 out of 5 stars THE TEN COMMANDMENTS 35TH ANNIVERSARY COLLECTORS EDTION   October 3, 2000
I HAVE OWNED THIS VIDEO SINCE IT WAS FIRST RELEASED 1N 1991 THE FIRST WIDESCREEN RELEASE OF THIS VIDEO .THE BEST VID I EVER OWNED


5 out of 5 stars the best movie i have ever seen!   March 17, 2002
Lorie waterist (hatton field)
hi there i give this movie 5 stars because its got alot of action in it! and adventure and i give this movie 5 stars because it has a very good story behind it!! and i have this movie at home and i watch it every night and so dose my son!!! sincerley lorie waterist.


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