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I have to agree with the other posts that gave it an 11.

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0 because how are British white people playing black peoples story?

I think a more accurate comparison for Anubis would be Charon (the ferryman). Hades would the equivalent of Osiris.

@@ThaiNguyen-zf5zi a fair enough comparison

Other than the fact that anubis is not the god of death.

yeha this movie is very accurate of egyptian religion and culture

@@newax_productions2069 i learned about that recently.

He didn't bow.

​@@thewolverine5895he did, watch again the scene, it was tiny but he did

I like the fact that Anubis did not give two shit about Horus eve though he was bowing

@@thewolverine5895 It was a bow of respect, not necessarily one of reverence or submission. Bowing isn't in and of itself an act of recognizing someone else as greater.

@@serioussponge6416 They are brothers in any version of the Pantheon. Same father, different mothers. So it's just a nod of acknowledgment.

Anubis is the equivalent of Charon. They ferry the dead to the underworld. Technically, Osiris is god of the dead (just the realm of the dead); Nephthys is the goddess of death. Just as Hades is the god of the dead - Thanatos is the God of Death.

The concept of the underworld is tainted by the notion of hell from Christianity, for most of religions, it is simply a place where dead people go.

@@ThaiNguyen-zf5zi If you are going with Greek equivalents, he is the equivalent of Hermes who fulfills the same psychopomp role in Greek Mythology. In later Ptolemaic Egypt some temples even merged the two gods into Hermanubis, Basically A jackal-headed Anubis in a Greek exomis.

⁠​⁠​⁠@@lesigh1749I’m pretty sure Hermes is the equivalent of Thoth. Not Anubis. Thoth and Hermes are both gods of language and written words. The Greek even named the city dedicated to Thoth “Hermopolis”.

@@ThaiNguyen-zf5zi In Greek mythology one of Hermes' roles is Psychopomp, he guides the spirits of the dead to the underworld, which is the same role Anubis holds in Egyptian mythology after he is rolled into the Osiris myth and becomes merged with the role of Wepwewet. Hermes is also the Herald of the gods so may be associated with Thoth in the sense of being a scribe, but no other greek god conducts dead souls like him, so he is the closest analogy for Anubis.

And that wasn't very much. Those Gods are like superheroes: Too strong to be human but waaay too weak to be Gods. Jahweh, the true God would have resurrected Zaya with ease.

​@@renatoherren4217 you don't even know what its name is . Yet you claim it to be true . Like a clown claiming the pond to be the ocean.

She's wearing a Golden Chain that is carrying an amulet. CAN NO ONE SEE THIS !!!

@@SuperChuckRaney i don't think it'd be enough. That or the amulet is made of bronze painted to look like gold.

@@fifervonpiper6707 I kept waiting for Anubis to say "thou shall NNOT PASS !!!

All the while wearing a necklace of Gold, THAT is holding an amulet of Gold. Just SaYIN, SHE HAD something else to offer.

I never noticed the gold or cared.@@SuperChuckRaney

@@SuperChuckRaney i think its the meaning of the object that matters, because those object represent the attachment to life, offering them shows how much you are ready to leave behind your past and go into the afterlife. A mere trinket bought with money might not worth much, an item gifted by someone would certainly be more value, as for how much value is needed to enter the afterlife, i am not sure

@@holmesholmes.8784 you must be right, Anubis accepted her smile as a gift.

The one who gave the Conciousness is the real God, the cosmic itself is a god.

'Desire' is the reason for the circle.

what you described sounds like Hell to me

Yes

I got the impression that Anubis had seen a lot from humans during this point in their transition. Probably been offered a wide variety of things, perhaps her smile was more than enough,

​@@YaYa-ke1zr Dried s* brick 😂😂 imagine that 💀

A movie a bout Egyptian gods play by Brits? Pass

@@pmc1727 Don't be racist

@@AngelArm1110when will we see colonizers played by like the Africans ?

@@luisfernando5998 you maybe wanna try rephrasing that? I have no idea what you're asking.

@@pmc1727 OH NO!!!! The actors were white!!! Oh No!!!! Somebody do something! Gos, I hate bigots. I'm so glad you people are a tiny minority.

They really shat on it when it came out. I enjoyed it. Much better than half the movies that have came since.

i'm in 👍

It was way more fun than it had any business being

the special effects don't look great today, but they were pure awesomeness at the time. Fun movie, lots of action.

Its a great fun movie.

Amazing that mostly white actors playing Egyptians, who were mostly caucasian white people, got so heavily criticised by US critics and media because they are so ignorant as to not realise that North Africa is full of white people, not so many blacks or browns.

It was lousy, a whitewashed cast in ancient Egypt... Yeah ok !

@@lobby-3alliance196 Egyptians aren't black, cry about it.

@@lobby-3alliance196They blackwashed Cleopatra in that Netflix series, they also blackwashed so many more white historical figures. Why don’t y’all whine about that? Why only complain about alleged whitewashing in a fantasy movie?

@@Eranshahriar... Since you are clueless and obviously not a history buff, it does matter in the bigger picture, for historical accuracy, that's like saying Europeans built the Great Wall in China, and that's not so, if you don't know just excuse yourself!

​@@lobby-3alliance196ancient egyptians were light skinned so idk what Afrocentrist planet ur on 😂🎉

And a Lannister always pays his debt!

And losing shite here too 💀

King Leonidas is in the movie too, and Captain Barbosa

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Its not his job to pass judgement, he only asks to make sure you have your valuables

Hades is also not evil. Just saying.

@@spectreshot8536 I know. They portray “dark” as bad when really they’re balancing the shadow side of things. Duality is necesssary people 😂

😂😂 Mr 'Nice Anubis' will fizzle out.

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Similar to many religions

Har har mahadev. Sir Brahma creates Vishnu preserves Shiva destroys. Same story different timelines and pantheons. The Trinity.

​@@shaidanwheel6199most Pagan religions are quite similar if you look at it.

@@PropioniBacteriumShermanii which religions do u consider as pagan?

@@PropioniBacteriumShermaniimost Abrahamic ones too

It's about the gods of egypt and the way mortals would pray to them

So you really expect people who speak english to watch a movie spoken in acient Egyptian 😂😂 no shit its english since it was meant for english speaking people 😂

Because he has been weakened by another god.

@@MDP1702 😂 still he/she can't be called a god. God is the only superpower he doesn't need anyone or anything he's the almighty and the all knowing he can do anything he has no eyes though he sees he has no hears but he hears there is nothing in this world or in this universe compared to him.

@@M_A_F_I_A_007 So now you are going into a discussion of monotheism vs polytheism? Sorry, not interested in such a discussion.

@@M_A_F_I_A_007 considering that god was created by man, he can't be all that almighty.

@@umngyr created???😅

What up mofo

maybe you should watch the movie to get that joke?

You mean Jallal?

you have to watch the whole movie, the price for afterlife gets changed twice in the movie.

it was, the whole paying for passage was a greek thing that found it's way here

That is the original yes, but in this movie, the main antagonist changes that rule after coming to power. So now you have to pay to get through

Bro didnt watch the movie and judged a whole religion based on a short plot of a movie

Ancient Egypt lasted thousands of years, and so their religion changed over time. At first, afterlife seemed to be reserved to the Pharaoh, then extended to notables (hence the "treasure") then a question of how you lived your life.