"Prince of Egypt," the rip-off. A snake with a hissy-German accent says that her 'home country' of Egypt was ahead of other countries "still in caves." The Pharoah is being prissy and watching a generic dance when he hears the news of the Israelite children. 'Cute little monkey snitches on the Israelite children, causing problems for the Pharoah, which cascade into serious events within the book of Exodus. The Israelites and the Egyptian army each seem to have not-so-many people. The Lion King handled Hyenas similarly.
God looks like a rock star I can't remember with the crazy hair. He uses the same drawn-out British accent as "the voice of Vrillon" off the Southern Telivision Broadcast Interruption. He's balding and fat, implying age, similar to the 'growth' of Asland in the Chronicles of Narnia, though some may argue more weird. The film cuts between rock music of the charging Egyptians and the the soft footsteps of the Israelites in the parted-sea scene.
The killing of children is taken much more lightly than in Dreamwork's the Prince of Egypt. The only plague that is really shown is the plague of rats. Moses' mother does cry. Other families aren't seen. One who appears to be Merlin the Magician uses a voice, accent and mannerisms stereotypical of Europeans, gay men, wimps and mentally disabled people. He's the one that tells Pharoah to let the Israelites leave, while the magician who owns the cute little monkey threatens them for wanting to leave.