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The resulting prophecy is, like the movie, bloody and inconclusive. Crowd-wowing CGI spectacle and the inevitable if inconsequential 3-D effects make Exodus look like pure product, without any defining vision. At least Darren Aronofsky's Noah, however nutty, had a point of view.Scott has described himself as an agnostic, and he immediately challenges the faithful by setting the action in 1300 B.C.E. — "Before Common Era," the designation preferred by academics and some non-Christians over B.C. ("Before Christ").Whenever possible, Scott and the four credited scripters treat the purely mythic story as if it occurred in a world bound by the laws of science. The 10 plagues, pumped up with the addition of voracious crocodiles, are presented as logically proceeding from one to the other. And the Red Sea crossing suggests that Moses and his followers benefited from the receding waters of a perfectly timed tsunami.
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