She really is a Queen

the accents are great also

100% true it was missing that part that lmhotep says

Exactly. It was the language, not the symbol, like many think. David was well after imhotep's time so he wouldn't recognize the star. Only the language.

🤔 Sometimes the original captioning gets messed up when you turn on subtitles for the whole film...

I assume they were watching without the sub or SRT files on.

They were definitely removed by some sensitive idiots !!

Can't have straight, white main characters any more

​@@DeusSalis Lol, what a delusional comment.

@@miskatonic_alumni Little Mermaid, Ghostbusters, Spiderman, Peter Pan, Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, Cleopatra, Terminator, Mad Max, James Bond, Get Out, Dear White People, Men in Black, Mortal Kombat, Lightyear, Birds of Prey, The Matrix, Batwoman, Dungeons and Dragons, The Witcher, Strange World, Bros, etc.

@@DeusSalis Little Mermaid is about a female mermaid, so of course it isn't going to have a male main character. Haven't seen the latest Ghostbusters, but I highly doubt there are no straight white male main characters in it. First five or six Spiderman movies featured straight white Spidermen, but feel free to mald over the fact that there's at least one Spiderman that isn't white. Peter Pan? What? Lord of the Rings has plenty of straight white white male main characters. Epic fail. Every Star Wars movie and show has straight white male main characters. Epic fail. Cleopatra is a movie about an ancient Egyptian queen. What a huge shock that it may not feature a lot of white characters. Terminator has no straight white male characters? What planet are you from? Mad Max, the main character of that franchise, is a straight white male. Every single iteration of James Bond so far has been a straight white male. Wtf? Get Out features a black protagonist, doesn't change the fact that lots of media still features straight white male main characters. Like the upcoming Indiana Jones movie, or the upcoming Mission Impossible movie. The Matrix has no straight white male main characters? Lol. Get a life, dude.

@Miskatonic Alumni I said straight and white, did I not? Honestly, they're trying to replace men, too.

Benny had a shotgun approach to religions.

The way it seems to me is that Imhotep didn't recognize the Jewish Star of David Beni was holding, but the Hebrew language specifically as that symbol wouldn't exist during the time of Israel's captivity in the timeline of the story.

Except there was no god to free them.

Even the Quran speaks of them, Judaism, Christianity and Islam are all the same, pfft.

Deff does, welcome back to childhood memories !

I've heard Rameses and Moses are hidden in the background of you look real close.

Yeah some of it was really good and some a little dodgy, in my humble opinion the face in the sandstorm was always pretty poor

The visual effects are pretty cheesy in comparison

@@DeusSalis Compared to what, precisely?

But it ain't suppose to be a history movie without inaccuracies, it's a horror adventure movie.

The actor (Kevin J O'Conner) who played Beni was also good in another 90's film called "Deep Rising". A great horror flick. Though O'Conner's role was less comedic and more dramatic, but a very good supporting character, along with the gorgeous Famke Janssen.

also played Igor in "Van Helsing" 2004. Same sort of character.

I did not he never learned what he was doing was wrong and Evie did say he would get his compence in the end

ellie is a lez

Yeah she was gorgeous, too bad in reality she'd be wearing what basically looks like a big black garbage bag

Right, he just freaked out like everyone would feeling all of them running around on him.

Would have run out of air, or lack of water, long before starving.

The third one is a good movie - not a great movie, but a good movie. It's two biggest drawbacks being no Rachel Weisz and director Rob Cohen's elitist tendency to talk down to his audience. It's definitely better than Tom Cruise's reboot. Had it had a director more fitting for an epic adventure film/monster movie, it would've been a great movie even without Weisz.

@@garyballard179 you basically essentially just said the third movie is a good movie, but sadly it's not a good movie

@@sahityabk Your expectations are irrelevant. On a technical, measurable level, it _is_ a good movie. It's also a trademark of Rob Cohen - every film he makes is technically solid, yet hampered by his disdain for his audience and a lack of scale. Much like his other films, such as Dragonheart and Daylight, Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor has all the pieces to be a good film but lacks a couple of key elements that could make it something outstanding. It's the fact that it's part of a well-known franchise that irks you. It's a good film, but it's not what _you_ expected. I like Rob Cohen's work, and I know what I'll get from him. So I went into the third movie with a clear understanding of what it would be. _You_ went in expecting a copy/paste of Stephen Sommers' formula. You went in with the wrong idea of what the movie would be, and you hate that it wasn't what you thought it would be.

Brendan has been through a lot I don't know if he'd return but that would be awesome!

@@justindenney-hall5875 I'd love him too. He's getting back into roles now. He's definitely changed but that's to be expected for what he went through. I'm just glad he's back in biz.

She was like a wild panther!

@@ColeManTheBarbarian ya she was LOL 😈😂🤣❤️✌️

The mummy returns please 😢

Ellie is such sweetheart and kind soul for liking even most unlikable characters... Excdluding guys who killed John Wick's dog Daisy...

Alec Baldwin wasn't in charge of the harness was he?

How is that fun? What's the matter with all these idiots and their fun facts. Even during Shindlers list They tell you a bunch of fun facts about the Holocaust.

Plenty of other great 90s flicks they can choose too. I’d love to see them react to Ghost, Sister Act, Mrs Doubtfire, Speed, Air Force One… just to name but a few.

I don't think Lia, Michelle, or Viki have seen Pulp Fiction unless they've watched it off the channel.

And none of the other religious symbols would have been familiar to Imhotep at the time in Egypt

@@toddkes5890 Neither would the jewish stuff as there's no evidence of jews being in exile as slaves in egypt, they did exist long after his time, most notably as mercenaries but again this was centuries after Imhotep. This is fiction and within the rules of this story so it is so it follows.

Actually, The Mummy had an $80M budget according to Box Office Mojo.

The fun part is that grasshoppers and locusts are the same creature. Locust-mode is formed when too many grasshoppers get together in the same place and begin bumping into each other

@@toddkes5890 Yeah, which is why I said, "locusts (from more biblical times) or grasshoppers (modern term, at least here in America)". The reason for that depiction is really simple. Locusts are a group of certain species of short-horned grasshoppers in the family Acrididae that have a swarming phase. So, and this is an important distinction ... all locusts are grasshoppers, but not all grasshoppers are locusts. Maybe I should have been more clear but, I was pointing out that, when you hear/see old movies, especially religious ones or ones depicting eras from ancient times to say, the 20's-40's, you will hear them often referred to as locusts because they're usually talking to or about places in The Middle East, like in Egypt (Africa), where they cause plagues. However, if you are watching a movie about modern times, or something within the last half century or so, and especially if it is about America, they will most likely use the term grasshopper. There are a lot of reasons for this but, the distinction often comes down to old world vs. modern world. I tried to be succinct, as I tend to get wordy, but I guess it didn't work out as I had hoped. I hope that now, I have rectified that.