The Prince of Egypt
The Prince of Egypt barely survives to the final — but when it gets there, its fans deliver. At 48% overall, the record hides the real story. Hand-drawn animation reaching for genuine awe: sweeping vistas, show-stopping songs, and a scale most cartoons never attempt. That grandeur gives it an event-sized presence on a ballot, though its real weight and its darker, more intense passages make it a film for older kids rather than the youngest in the room.
Synopsis
The strong bond between two Royal Egyptian brothers is challenged when their chosen responsibilities set them at odds, with extraordinary consequences.
Something happens between the semis and the final. At 27%, The Prince of Egypt looks beatable. At 60% in the final, it suddenly isn't. The later rounds concentrate the audience that cares most.
Against Kung Fu Panda, the margin is razor-thin: 50%. The most contested matchup in The Prince of Egypt's record. The Prince of Egypt owns How to Train Your Dragon at 75% but Shrek flips the script entirely: just 27%.
The DreamWorks Originals final between The Prince of Egypt and Kung Fu Panda is genuinely contested at 50%. Neither film has established clear control.
#4 of 8 in DreamWorks Originals.
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