When you don't kill a kids fantasy, it can turn into a confusing masterpiece that rekindles an adults fantasy. I liked this rollercoaster movie, it went truely everywhere.

Imagine she revived him and he went “bitch in from 5000 years ago if doctors now can’t save their life how the fuck you think I can do it”

when u cant heal ur sister but can revive a 5000 year old doctor lol Edit: Appreciate y’all blowing this comment up!

dinosaur, mummy, titanic. never thought i'd see all of that in one movie 🤣

I remember watching this movie years ago with my dad and siblings, we all thought it was so wierd yet highly entertaining. A real oddball of a movie yet I'm glad movies like these exist

From start to finish this whole movie truly sounds like rambling of a madman and I love it.

I remember watching this many years ago on a Sunday. It was aired on TV but dubbed in my native language. This silly movie made me feel like a kid again 😂

Can't she just resurrect the sister?

For those looking for the tittle , the movie names is "Les Aventures extraordinaires d'Adèle Blanc-sec" awesome French movie btw 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Now her sister needs to save her cause she’s in the titanic

I like how they have to get help from an ancient civilization for the most advance medical knowledge. Who ever made this really likes magic and superstitions.

darn, I can't imagine doctor handwriting in ancient Egypt hieroglyph

this seems like an actually heart-warming movie

I feel like I just watched 5 movies at once. Wish there were more movies that offers such a great deal.

When you dont know how to save your sister, but you know how to revive a 5000 year old egyptian dude

I remember this French graphic novel and it was funny. And I didn’t know it was also turned into a movie.

Name of the movie: Les aventures extraordinaires d'Adèle Blanc-Sec

this movie should have sequels. I really like this kind of movies.

This film was made by Luc besson in 2010 (The Extraordinary Adventures of Adèle Blanc-Sec). That’s an adaptation of a french comic book from author Jacques Tardi. Tardi also drew and wrote stories about WWI in France.

My mom took me to see this film as a reward for doing my homework when I was 7 yo. I'm glad i got to remember the story as it was 11 years ago

Why don’t they ever include the movie titles? I don’t get it.

What an interesting movie. lmao Connecting several histories into one story is just pure genius.

This recap made me go and watch the full film and it was gloriously fun, really hope a sequel, prequel or something else in the same universe gets made one day

I actually really like this movie, it has a similar feeling to the Brandan Frase Mummy movies

I watched this many years ago. It was so weird and unpredictable. The female protagonist is also unlike the usual hollywood dishes out, so i find her interesting. I had hoped that there would be a sequel.

Love your recaps, can you please add the title of the movies in the description box? Thank you🤍

I actually own a DVD of this movie in French and subtitled in English. Loved it and thought it was unique and entertaining. Also loved the lead actress, her portrayal kinda reminded me of a cross between Indiana Jones and Evie O'Connell from The Mummy.

That is one of the most original movies out there from start to finish, i believe that she survived the Titanic and maybe met Jack and Rose, its nice referencing other movies too and adding to the story something that Hollywood has forgotten all about.

Name of movie: An Extraordinary Adventure of Adele.

i choked on my soda after hearing that she boarded the titanic, poor woman

A perfectly logical and believable plot.

This movie feels like a fever dream yet it is still entertaining to watch because how random it was lol

this thing is funnier than any comedy show i have ever watched

Wow!that was a roller coaster ride!❤I love these fantastical types of movies

All over the place doesn't even begin to cover this... and yet it's beautiful and imaginative and works sufficiently well, enough to be an enjoyable rollercoaster... my favourite of all those mini/personal/side-story endings was the mummies deciding to give Louvre an update...in an appropriately Egyptian fashion... ...1912 was definitely the year for this sort of thing

9:51 STOP LOL

Recuerdo haber visto esta película hace años con mi papá y mis hermanos, todos pensamos que era tan extraña pero muy entretenida. Una película realmente rara, pero me alegro de que existan películas como estas.

Psychologist: dreams have meaning My Dream:

I watched this film when I was small, but forgot the title until now. I’ve been looking for this movie for years and now finally I find it! Thank you!

I know her, she was my classmate, my friend, my neighbor and my childhood friend but everything changed when the fire nation attacked.

It's the kind of movie that if you take a shot everytime you're confused, you're will probably overdose.

I still rewatch this masterpiece even after all these years

This movie deserved so many sequels.

Wow. The writer really went all out, didn't he?

7:05 Absolutely comedic but also absolutely tragic. "Executioners final execution was his own".

I remember watching this movie so many times like 12 years ago.

When “don’t let them know your next move” turns into a movie:

The creativity here is insane

I remember watching this movie like three times, I loved it so much

U should put the name of the movie so people know as they might want to watch it.

I thoroughly enjoyed this recap 👏👏👏

i wish there were more movies like this that didn't really tick with true life bullcrap and logic, and just went on an adventure.

Oh, it is so nice to see this make it here. Best watched in French. If you don't get French humor don't bother.. otherwise, enjoy. The "little dry and bitter" joke still goes around my house.

Me: oh she's going on a trip "See's titanic" Me: she'll be fine because ladies are the first ones to ride the emergency boats so maybe she'll be fine

This is probably the craziest story line I have ever heard in my life

I love movies like this.... truly original!

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What movie is this?

I want to see this now! It was all over the place. Looks like a fun movie.

I want to see this movie! Thanks for the exciting recap!

I certainly enjoy this movie review and I will love to watch it.😆😅😂🤣

This is really masterpiece, wonderful movie on every aspect of film

I've been looking for this movie for a while now thanks for recapping this and putting the title.

I wish they made more of these

Ok. This was a journey. The plot has no connection yet it's so dang entertaining. The Titanic twist sent me 💀

Holy crap! I remember owning this comic when I was a kid. So nostalgic!

I think this was my favorite 😊thx so much

Love the videos 👍

As an Egyptian man, I am proud to be an Egyptian to the core. I must ask some questions. On behalf of Egypt, civilization and history, immortality in the pages of history, and my early Egyptian ancestors... We all know that the most cultural and intellectual influence on those young generations are films and, of course, the Internet and social media. But let us mention films and series, and of course one of the most important makers of that media material that owns the largest studios and economic and creative capacity is Hollywood and others...So why is it considered that filmmakers are obsessed with the fact that the ancient Egyptian civilization was a place of evil, magic and darkness, and that the mummies of kings and the pharaohs of ancient Egypt and the mummies of the Egyptian noble classes are evil in particular, and they will come back to life again in a hideous and frightening way that threatens all human beings ... and present it in a shameless and insulting way to the great pharaohs of Egypt And on that great civilization that extended for more than 10 thousand years BC before the time of the Pharaohs This offends all of us as Egyptians and offends our early ancestors... The whole truth must be presented and the role and impact of the ancient Egyptian civilization in all the civilizations that came after the Nile Valley civilization to the modern contemporary Western civilization... We consider history as one of the oldest and most ancient civilizations and the basis of For human civilization and various sciences such as mathematics, engineering and medicine, the art of mummification, the invention of agriculture, land reclamation, writing and refinement Precious metals such as gold and silver, and we were the cradle of the heavenly religions and we had an independent monotheistic religion... The role of the ancient Egyptian civilization must be clarified and highlighted in a manner befitting its position and size in foreign films... Long live Egypt, long live Kemet, long live the great civilization of the Nile Valley.

She definitely survived the Titanic! 🤣

This movie is bunch of genre stuck together beautifully, it strange but work.

Love watching movie recaps on lunch.

why can you revive a 5,000 year old doctor but you cant revive your own sister 💀💀💀💀

Love

Bro this movie is just a Jono reference, and I love it

I've been looking for this Hoo finally

Damn I thought Xavier looked a lil younger

" she was on the titanic " So jack fought the mummies right?

Looks like a good movie!!! I gotta watch that!

I found this movie by accident and I was so pleasantly surprised! Very fun film. Highly recommend 😊

The ending was sad asl rip to the people that died on the Titanic 😢😢

Ayo it’s been such a long time since I’ve watched this movie and that ending really gave me the coughing fit (I’m sick).

Sometimes these movies recaps are just better than watching the movies themselves.

That was amazing!

"A black goo made of oil" So... just oil?

Haven’t watched this video yet but I’m just curious how she Revives a 5,000 year old Egyptian but can’t help her sister?

What a rollercoaster I may watch this anyww

Love that you uploaded this ❤️

This looks quite interesting and funny. What is it?

We watched this movie in French class years ago. I remember the teacher paused it at a point with cars on the screen and asked everyone what year they thought it was. Nearly everyone said it was clearly the 1950s. I looked at them like they were crazy and said it was around the turn of the century. Probably 1910. Everyone thought I was wrong... Until the Titanic showed up. Man those people were dumb 😂

"The Extraordinary Adventures of Adèle Blanc-Sec"! I loved that movie.

This is so chaotic and messy, I love it lol.

Is It 5 Days before 4th of July ?

Please what is the name of the movie

Loved this movie. Watched it at the cinema on my bday

Oh my gosh, I loved that movie lol

I remember watching this as a kid and that when the mummies was finally alive and free they went out of the museum and said hello to the people and end up scaring them 😂🤣

Ok. I guess finding an egg older than the universe itself isn't the most far-fetched plot device in this movie after all.

How did I missed this movies. Looks so fun.

We absolutely love this film