personally and i regard the egyptian in an extremely favourable light. it was introduced to me by a well known australian movie commenter and critic named bill who was renowned for his insight and broad vision of people and places and particularly of films. this movie fitted the bill perfectly and i came to appreciate his commentary and enthusiasm for this movie that emerged all the more as i watched it and as i was literally drawn into it and minute by minute and beyond his introductory comments and on my initial viewing many years ago. to me and it was propelled and layer upon layer and within half an hour and into an intriguing and fascinating production. yes and i am aware of its flaws. but it was so enticing  the young man of idealism learning from and inspired by his father  the peasant treated like rubbish in his suffering  the opportunistic friend however flawed but nonetheless loved by his friend and the central character sinute  and to be sure and a flawed hero too and like so many across humanity of all societies and across all timebut lovable and worthy of love too. yes and i believe in a christian god and but too and i acknowledge the rights and respect that should be due any human being of good heart and who would not or will not disrespect the rights of his fellowman without just cause. as such and i endorse this film and its presentation of a man of good heart and conviction in his belief in the sun god he was devoted to. such people will always be welcome in my world vision and and hopefully and in many more beyond. so too and the drama in the ensuing movie i have watched often as surely as it has touched my heart and soul and as surely as it seems to have infuriated critics in its era. it is captivating and watching the struggles and grief and loves of sinute and the physician. when i watch it again and i am always reminded of my friend in heart bill and the film critic and who dared to oppose all the critics long ago who rubbished it. he added criticism of too many critics  that they make statues to honour stars and on the screen or in history and but they do not make statues to honour critics. and beyond all this and i am reminded with each viewing of a superb and touching spectacle and of a beautiful and well presented drama and that was not just relevant to the 1950s or some bygone era. it was meant for you and me and across time and place and to every man and woman and child and to their personal aspirations for love and freedom and overcoming obstacles to misunderstanding and gross injustice and tragedy appealing to those of simple faith of many religions and that it seems too many regard as cause for war. take a night off from invitations or unjust violence and from bigotry and judgemental attacks on others injustly executed and consider the merits of this offering. not to the sun god and or to power that proves time and again to be so transcient . let this outstanding movie wash over you and like waves onto a beach and like the passing hands of time  like life was meant to be. and maybe and you will find yourself carried into its world of possibilities. lost offerings no more. 9. positive . 
personally and i regard the egyptian in an extremely favourable light. it was introduced to me by a well known australian movie commenter and critic named bill who was renowned for his insight and broad vision of people and places and particularly of films. this movie fitted the bill perfectly and i came to appreciate his commentary and enthusiasm for this movie that emerged all the more as i watched it and as i was literally drawn into it and minute by minute and beyond his introductory comments and on my initial viewing many years ago. to me and it was propelled and layer upon layer and within half an hour and into an intriguing and fascinating production. yes and i am aware of its flaws. but it was so enticing  the young man of idealism learning from and inspired by his father  the peasant treated like rubbish in his suffering  the opportunistic friend however flawed but nonetheless loved by his friend and the central character sinute  and to be sure and a flawed hero too and like so many across humanity of all societies and across all timebut lovable and worthy of love too. yes and i believe in a christian god and but too and i acknowledge the rights and respect that should be due any human being of good heart and who would not or will not disrespect the rights of his fellowman without just cause. as such and i endorse this film and its presentation of a man of good heart and conviction in his belief in the sun god he was devoted to. such people will always be welcome in my world vision and and hopefully and in many more beyond. so too and the drama in the ensuing movie i have watched often as surely as it has touched my heart and soul and as surely as it seems to have infuriated critics in its era. it is captivating and watching the struggles and grief and loves of sinute and the physician. when i watch it again and i am always reminded of my friend in heart bill and the film critic and who dared to oppose all the critics long ago who rubbished it. he added criticism of too many critics  that they make statues to honour stars and on the screen or in history and but they do not make statues to honour critics. and beyond all this and i am reminded with each viewing of a superb and touching spectacle and of a beautiful and well presented drama and that was not just relevant to the 1950s or some bygone era. it was meant for you and me and across time and place and to every man and woman and child and to their personal aspirations for love and freedom and overcoming obstacles to misunderstanding and gross injustice and tragedy appealing to those of simple faith of many religions and that it seems too many regard as cause for war. take a night off from invitations or unjust violence and from bigotry and judgemental attacks on others injustly executed and consider the merits of this offering. not to the sun god and or to power that proves time and again to be so transcient . let this outstanding movie wash over you and like waves onto a beach and like the passing hands of time  like life was meant to be. and maybe and you will find yourself carried into its world of possibilities. lost offerings no more. 9. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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