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	The Ten Commandments (50th Anniversary Collection) Ten Commandments Paramount, 2006 average customer review:based on 329 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

An excellent movie!

This movie is a classic! In my opinion, one of the best movies ever made.

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what can you say about this movie that hasn't been said already !!!! Show and watch with the entire family !!!

Great!

Everything came even before the time expected and was in the condition promised. I love shopping through this website and you will too.

Classic and one of a Kind.

A very pleasant surprise. When I was young I saw this film which was released in 1956, I was impressed with the colors, the special effects such as the serpent fight, the parting of the Red Sea, the pillar of fire, etc. But, when I purchased this new release of March 2006, I was astonished by the colors, the scenery imaging, the special effects, and on my system with a Toshiba XA-2 HD-DVD player, a 42" Samsung LCD TV, and a ONKYO SR604 A/V Receiver, this DVD was absolutely FANTASTIC, the details, the colors of Yul Brynner's costumes were brilliant, the parting of the Red Sea was breath taking.
It is well worth the price, in fact, it is a steal at this price. Excellent work on the remake, please continue to do the great work on other classics. This will go into my reference library, filed under "TREASURES".
Keep up the good work.

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Mixed feelings. Very mixed feelings.

I would have loved to give this more stars.
I was really looking forward to seeing the DVD, as it was many years since I'd last seen the movie. but the experience was a disappointment.
The Ten Commandments is still a wonderful achievement, and yes, the restoration is wonderful. Visually, it is really stunning - except for the sets that look like sets.
Charlton Heston and Yul Brynner are still marvellous, but Anne Baxter is dreadful; she is so un-Egyptian that it is impossible to take her seriously.
The script might have worked fifty years ago, but now it is so stilted it is just embarrassing. There are some great lines, but it doesn't flow at all.
And de Mille's direction, while it has a magnificent sense of style, is as far from naturalistic as you can get.
Unlike other reviewers, I thought the commentary, apart from a few interesting moments, was awful. And the special features are not that special.
Pehaps the ideal way to see The Ten Commandments would be with the sound turned off and just turned on again for the great Heston and Brynner moments.

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