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1. #WHAT DO EGYPTIANS THINK OF THE MUMMY MOVIES MOVIE#
2. #WHAT DO EGYPTIANS THINK OF THE MUMMY MOVIES FULL#

Try finding family entertainment these days. We saw this film when it first came out on DVD and DID NOT THINK ALOT ABOUT IT. Move over Brenner there is a new kid in town. He could have played the king and I and gotten away with it. Įvie's Brother was really funny also kinda a well-educated clutz with an English sense of HUMOR TO MATCH. and I loved the scene where she got drunk. Įveryone who played a part was very believable and very funny.ĮVIE. Indianna Jones meets Pirates of the carribean with a twist of THE LIBRARIAN, with a not so well-known cast and you have THE MUMMY. We all agree Benny the egyptian crook was hysterically funny and we all grossed out over the flesh eating scarab beetles. and his smile is still so romantically cheezy. Ĭant say much for Pauly -He is still a weasel who never grew up.īrenden grew up quite nicely.

I remember him from Encino man -the wild haired Link who co-stared with Pauly Shore. HAS THRILLS ,CHILLS AND COMEDY.īrenden Frazer is his Classic cute Self with his deep manly voice. LOVED IT !!! KIDS LOVED IT !!! HUBBY LOVED IT !! A++ Times, and each time it just gets funnier and funnier. Into the film, runs into the scene screaming and hands clasped atop hisįez as beetles devour him alive. Great Scenes: Omid Djalili as Warden Gad Hassan who, about 45 minutes It's plot from The Mummy Returns, is worse than drinking bleach.

The Cons: The Mummy Returns does not satisfy, Tomb of the DragonĮmperor (The Mummy 3) is even worse, and the Scorpion King, which stole Weisz for being unexpectedly funny for what could have been a typical much more entertaining than Harrison Ford IMHO.

Is just plain perfect - delivering one uproarious line after the other In my opinion outshines even the Indiana Jones trilogy. TheĪcting is as good as it's going to get for a film of this genre, which Make the Mummy appear, well - "juicy", as they say in the movie). Still manage to get it's "grossness-quotient" in with flesh eatingīeetles and soul-s ucking rotting corpses (great effects again done to The slapstick doesn't make for a very good horror film, but it does The scenes with the mummy-induced sand-storms pretty amazing stuff). There's the entertaining and very well done special effects (watch for Pay attention to the witticisms in between the main dialog. The Pros: More than anything this film is very funny, especially if you "accidentally" becomes resurrected and wreaks havoc on everyone with a Off into the desert to find not only treasure, but a labyrinthineīurial ground for a cursed Mummy who, in the course of the adventure, The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor is showing on Saturday 27 August on ITV at 4.05pm.The Plot: A librarian and her brother save a prisoner from an untimelyĭeath by recruiting him to help locate a fabled Egyptian tomb, and set Wishful thinking? Oh, well, it’s only a movie.Ĭertificate 12.

#WHAT DO EGYPTIANS THINK OF THE MUMMY MOVIES FULL#

Li’s emperor doesn’t play fair, either, but in the end he can’t stop the oppressed from rising against him – helped, of course, by our heroes who, armed with little more than pluck and derring-do, prevent a remorseless antagonist from regaining his full power and dominating the world. (Ignore, for a moment, the fact that Hero is a brilliant piece of filmmaking, while Tomb is tosh.) The movie’s mummy emperor awakens in 1946, at a time when Mao Zedong was engaged in a savage civil war for control of China, and declares: ‘I will crush any idea of freedom.’ Tomb of the Dragon Emperor conveys a very different message.

#WHAT DO EGYPTIANS THINK OF THE MUMMY MOVIES MOVIE#

Zhang Yimou’s film champions a series of assassins who are trying to thwart his plans for conquest, but the movie ultimately decides that strong rule (read the present-day Communist regime) is necessary to unify the nation. The eye-popping 2002 epic Hero, for example, shows a king who is ruthless in pursuit of power. But modern China has an ambivalent attitude to Qin (Chairman Mao was a big fan), as you can tell from some of the other films he has inspired.