I would agree with everyone's opinion of this movie. However, one thing I want to point out is that there seems to be an underline meaning in a certain part of the movie. When you read the book of Exodus, you see many times where Moses asks God a question and he immediately receives an answer. However, in the movie, we see that God does not directly answer Moses when he has to decide which direction to go, nor does he directly answer Moses when Moses is at the Red Sea. I think this part of the film is to show what it's like today. When we are faced with an issue, we constantly ask God to show us the way. Of course, we are not always directly answered, but we just keep pushing forward day by day trusting God, and eventually we reach where God wants us to be. I think this is what the writer is trying to portray in this section of the film.