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The Prince of Egypt

1998 · Film · 99 min

Part of Dreamworks' Pentateuch

Directed by Simon Wells, Brenda Chapman, Steve Hickner

AdventureAnimationDramaFamily

The strong bond between two Royal Egyptian brothers is challenged when their chosen responsibilities set them at odds, with extraordinary consequences.

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7 comments on Hacker News

  1. NeutralrenewiltordJan 27, 2026

    Or Pharoahs, a concept from the Disney film Prince of Egypt.

  2. PositiverayinerJan 2, 2025

    I had huge hopes for Mufasa and it was extremely mediocre. Below Wish and Moana 2 IMO. The bones of the plot were good, but the directing was bad. Too much crammed into too little runtime.

    The music in recent Disney movies hasn’t been great, with the exception of Encanto. I just watched Mulan again and holy crap what a good movie. (Although it’s not Disney, I also watched Prince of Egypt again and that’s better than any movie Disney has made in a decade.)

  3. PositivenazkaDec 5, 2021

    You won’t be disappointed it’s a wonderful show. You can also check out the movie “The Prince of Egypt” if you want more. I love it during Christmas.

  4. NeutraldevoutsalsaJun 18, 2021

    Are you thinking of Dreamworks' Prince of Egypt?

    https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120794/

  5. NeutralpbhjpbhjOct 4, 2020

    I'm surprised to hear Prince of Egypt described as a flop - https://m.the-numbers.com/movie/Prince-of-Egypt-The suggests it made $140M profit from a $60M stake. I could cope with making a flop like that!

  6. NeutralinteresticaOct 4, 2020

    So "Shrek" as "the Gulag" is real?

    > "It was known as the Gulag,” one animator told author Nicole Laporte. “If you failed on ‘Prince of Egypt’ [a DreamWorks movie that later flopped], you were sent to the dungeons to work on ‘Shrek.’ ”

    https://nypost.com/2010/05/16/ugly-green-montrous/

  7. NeutralpeterburkimsherMay 14, 2020

    That's great! I'll be sharing that site with my homestay family, who have kids aged 6 and 9. On Monday this week I asked the older one to read a Wikipedia list of Disney films and Dreamworks Animation movies and here's the list she made, which you can compare with the ones on your site:

    Alice in Wonderland; Toy Story 3; Incredibles; Pinocchio; Lion King; The Tale of Despereaux; Winnie the Pooh; Maleficent; Cinderella; Frozen; Frozen II; Moana; The Santa Clause; Coco; Pirates of the Caribbean; The Princess and the Frog; Brave 2012; Beauty and the Beast; Born in China; The Boss Baby; Abominable; Trolls World Tour; Gift of the Night Fury; Shrek (all); The Grinch; Book of Dragons; Kung Fu Panda; Puss in Boots; Dawn of the Dragon Racers; Marooned ; Prince of Egypt; Peter Rabbit; Aladdin 1992; Aladdin 2019; Shark Tale; Wallace and Gromit; Chicken Run; Bee Movie; Turbo 2013; Home 2015; Captain Underpants; Tangled 2010; Harry Potter; Despicable Me; Despicable Me 2; Minions; The Secret Life of Pets; The Little Ghost; Waking Sleeping Beauty; Cleopatra in Space; My Neighbour Totoro