When people think of DreamWorks Animation movies, they usually first think of the studio’s popular franchises. Shrek, How to Train Your Dragon, and Kung Fu Panda all come from DreamWorks, and each of those franchises deserves its massive popularity. But it’s easy to forget that DreamWorks Animation’s early days were filled with adventurous 2D-animated films, as the company tried to replicate the movies of the famed Disney Renaissance that went on through the 1990s.
DreamWorks never quite hit that mark (finding much more success with the model they created with Shrek), but there is one of the company’s 2D epics that really stands the test of time and deserves to be talked about amongst the greats. That film is, of course, 1998’s Prince of Egypt, and it was just added to Peacock’s streaming lineup this week.Starring the late Val Kilmer, The Prince of Egypt is an adventure epic that tells the story of Moses as he attempts to free his people from Egyptian rule.
The film has some fantastic action pieces, great vocal performances, and an earnest heart that it wears on its sleeve. It’s also just beautifully animated. Watching it now will go a long way towards realizing what we’ve been missing out on by not having any 2D animated films anymore.
The Prince of Egypt returning to Peacock’s streaming lineup is as good an excuse as any to give the film a try if you haven’t before.[RELATED: Everything Coming to Streaming Services in April 2025]What’s New on Peacock?Peacock added dozens of new movies at the start of April, not just The Prince of Egypt. You can check out the full list of Peacock’s April 1st additions below.
Age of AdelineAll Star Comedy Jam: Live From AtlantaAlong Came A NannyAmerican GraffitiAt Home In MitfordBabeThe BabeBabe: Pig In The CityBad BoysBad Boys IIBalls of FuryBest Christmas Party EverThe Big BangBig Sky RiverBirds Of ParadiseBlue StreakBruce AlmightyCarlito’s WayCasinoCaught-UpCheech and Chong’s Next MovieChristmas Bedtime StoriesChristmas For KeepsChristmas HomecomingThe Con Is OnCreed IIICrimetime: FreefallDark WatersThe DilemmaDr. Seuss’ The Cat In the HatDraft DayDreamgirlsEntertaining ChristmasThe ExorcistExorcist: The BeginningEye Of The BeholderFace/OffThe FighterFlipping For ChristmasFor a Good Time Call..
.Funny PeopleGangs of New York (2003)The Good HouseGood NeighborsGrandma’s BoyGreaseHalf BakedHappy GilmoreHarold & Kumar Go To White CastleThe HomesmanHopHow HighHow To Train Your DragonHow To Train Your Dragon 2How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden WorldThe Huntsman: Winter’s WarInterstellarThe Italian JobJawboneJoseph: King of DreamsKicking & ScreamingLast Night in SohoLegendMake It HappenMallratsMamma Mia!Michael Jackson’s This Is It*MoneyballMy Dreams Of YouNapa Ever AfterNever Rarely Sometimes AlwaysNo Country For Old MenNoahNobodyA Novel RomanceOne SummerThe PhotographPreyThe Prince of EgyptPulp FictionRichard Pryor: Line & Smokin’Ride AlongRide Along 2SavagesScarfaceSchool DanceSea LevelShanghai (2015)Shaun The SheepShutter IslandSister ActSistersSleigh Bells RingSmall Town CrimeSnow White and The HuntsmanSoul PlaneSprungTakenTarzan (2014)A Taste Of LoveThat Awkward MomentTrainspottingTrue Justice: Family TiesAn Uncommon GraceThe UntouchablesVampire AcademyThe Vatican TapesWild OatsYou, Me, And HimMoving On, Season 11Prosecuting Evil with Kelly Siegler, Season 2 (Oxygen)Which of Peacock’s new additions are you most excited to watch this month? Let us know in the comments!The post One of DreamWorks Animation’s Most Underrated Movies Just Started Streaming on Peacock appeared first on ComicBook.com.
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One of DreamWorks Animation’s Most Underrated Movies Just Started Streaming on Peacock

When people think of DreamWorks Animation movies, they usually first think of the studio’s popular franchises. Shrek, How to Train Your Dragon, and Kung Fu Panda all come from DreamWorks, and each of those franchises deserves its massive popularity. But it’s easy to forget that DreamWorks Animation’s early days were filled with adventurous 2D-animated films, [...]The post One of DreamWorks Animation’s Most Underrated Movies Just Started Streaming on Peacock appeared first on ComicBook.com.