The Ten Commandments was on, which is set completely in the 19th dynasty, but because it's soon after the 18th it seems relevant enough.

There are a number of candidates for the Pharoah of the Exodus. As the 1956 movie The Ten Commandments shows, one is Ramses II, the third pharaoh of the 19th dynasty. The 18th Dynasty has at least one or two as well, and that Akhenaten attempted to institute monotheism during his reign raises some questions in that regard. 

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A look at the 18th dynasty of ancient Egypt, specifically considering whether we can effectively align it with the generational model.

A listing of the pharaohs of the 18th dynasty

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eighteenth_Dynasty_of_Egypt

On the historicity of the Exodus, including mentions of Akhenaten and other 18th Dynasty pharoahs.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sources_and_parallels_of_the_Exodus

The breakdown described, moving backwards from 1292 BCE (end of Horemheb's reign, and end of the 18th dynasty).

 

Starts

Ends

Pharoah at start

Pharaoh at end

Complete

Second

1592

1573

 

 

 

Third

1572

1553

 

 

 

Fourth

1552

1533

Kamose (17th)

Ahmose I

 

First

1532

1513

Ahmose I

Amenhotep I

 

Second

1512

1493

Amenhotep I

Thutmose II

Thutmose I

Third

1492

1473

Thutmose II

Hatshepsut

 

Fourth

1472

1453

Hatshepsut

Thutmose III

 

First

1452

1433

Thutmose III

Thutmose III

 

Second

1432

1413

Thutmose III

Amenhotep II

 

Third

1412

1393

Amenhotep II

Thutmose IV

 

Fourth

1392

1373

Thutmose IV

Amenhotep III

 

First

1372

1353

Amenhotep III

Akhenaten

 

Second

1352

1333

Akhenaten

Tutankhamun

Smenkhkare Neferenefureaten

Third

1332

1313

Tutankhamun

Horemheb

Ay

Fourth

1312

1293

Horemheb

Horembeb

 

First

1292

 

Ramses I (19th)