The recent film Exodus, Gods and Kings had Ramesses the Great as the step ... was so large and built in mudbrick, and that was the city of Akhetaten, which was later called el-Amarna.

Find out more about our reviews policy. Exodus: Gods And Kings opens in the city of Memphis on the western bank of the River Nile. It is 1,300 BCE, and Moses (Christian Bale) and Ramses (Joel ...

The biblical epic “Exodus: Gods and Kings” will probably top the box ... The movie follows New York City comedian and film star Andre Allen (Rock) who has to confront his past and comedic ...

Joel Edgerton is wearing eyeliner and a gold skirt, but still looks hard-as-nails. “I never thought I’d wear a skirt and still feel so masculine,” he jokes. ‘The Great Gatsby’ star is decked out as ...

Director Ridley Scott's most recent epic, "Exodus: Gods and Kings," attempts to tell the biblical ... in charge of the Hebrew slaves building the city. Ramses doesn't want to go, so Moses does.

Ridley Scott’s “Exodus: Gods and Kings’’ is an utterly clueless ... effect — and the long shots of the ancient Egyptian city of Memphis look awfully fake. You’d think CGI would ...

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Christian Bale didn’t know what he was getting into starring as Moses in “Exodus: Gods and Kings ... a set of a constructed ancient Egyptian city that was one kilometer long.

The subtitle of Exodus: Gods and Kings suggests that Ridley Scott intended ... the video game grandeur of the Egyptian capital and a cast of thousands, of which the goats are generally more ...

–[CDATA["It's not even that good a story," Moses grumbles early on in Ridley Scott's "Exodus: Gods and Kings," shortly after ... Moses pays a fateful visit to the city of Pithom, affording ...

Spectacle run amok, Exodus: Gods And Kings is so big and brawny that it ... effects so that the seeming magnificence of the Egyptian city of Memphis always looks depressingly phony.