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@CadianTrooper224

12 күн бұрын

Actually in some deserts you won't really see much until sunrise as the desert and sun love to play tricks like that in ways you'd hate the most, the US actually has one of the nastiest deserts ever called Death Valley, and it easily reaches well over 120°F in the day

"They made him strong? 😂😂 they are stupid." Very valid answer 🤣🤣🤣

@cmay7429

Ай бұрын

Meh. They probably figured it was someone else's problem. Kick that can down the road.

Something that The Mummy does that so many movies forget now: It's FUN. There's humor, there's some romance, there's some horror, there's action. It's like you get to go on an Egyptian adventure. The Mummy Returns and Scorpion King are pretty fun too. Mummy Returns is my favorite. A small detail that was really cool: The Mummy doesn't recognize the Star of David because he died before the time of King David, but he recognizes Hebrew from the Hebrew slaves.

@jebVlogs556

Ай бұрын

favorite comedy lines in the movie: *benny* : "o'connel , looks like i got all the horses!!" 🤗🤭🤣😛 *o'connel* : "benny, looks you are on the wrong side of the river!!!" *benny* : *having second thoughts* .... *feels defeated yet again* 😕😕😕😟🙁😮😵‍💫 *evie* : *walks by and takes the books of the dead from the sleeping scientist!!* and *doesnt realize o'connel is not sleeping but watching her the entire time* .. she happily sits down. :P *o'connel* : *stares at her when she sits down than mumbles* "thats called stealing!!" *evie* : *unmoved at o'connels retort and continues to open the book with the key* "in my brother's world its called borrowing.." *o'connel* : *looking uneasy at evie* "you sure you want to be opening and reading that?" *evie* : " oh come its a book, nothing ever comes bad from reading a book.."

"I would fill that house with cats." This was my exact first thought watching when I was a little girl.

@blobbs9520

Ай бұрын

Now you are a man? It's okay to be a transgender, no judgement.

"Cats or Pianos?"😀

@jefferyshute6641

2 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@Joe-gd2wu

2 ай бұрын

😆😂🤣

@jchristif

2 ай бұрын

Came here to say this 😂😂😂

@mckenzie.latham91

7 күн бұрын

I subscribed just for that line

The guy who plays the mummy, in that beginning scene of them wrapping him up that look of fear was 100% authentic because they actually wrapped him a few times for a few takes and put him in the prop coffin.

The romantic interaction between Rachel Weisz and Brendan Fraser is completely believable IMO. And John Hannah as the fast-talking brother was an excellent bit of casting.

favorite line: "Compared to YOU, the plagues were a joy!"🤣🤣🤣

@ashkaash9819

Ай бұрын

We have the same sense of humor lmao

The soldiers in the beginning of the movie were actually French Foreign Legion

@dantirk4560

2 ай бұрын

😎

Its funny that you guys were translating it and taking it moderately serious. There is another Reaction Channel called my Egyptian Dad and when they saw this he was laughing at how horrible their Egyptian was and preferred them speaking English than trying Egpytian lol

I had so many of the same thoughts! "Meteors? Don't remember that one..." And "He's coming after them - I would fill the place with cats."

@cmay7429

Ай бұрын

If those plagues happened today, everyone would be filming it.

The point of the curse was to prevent people from resurrecting Imhotep. Brendan Fraser actually got hanged and had to be resuscitated. He still suffers from permanent nerve damage.

@tricitymorte1

2 ай бұрын

Actually being hanged for your art. That's dedication, lol. And also not smart.

Love Brendon Frasier and ODed Fehr..the Mummy movies are spectacular..❤

Hello from Southern California! This is one of my favorite movies, thanks for this reaction!

@JoTracy

2 ай бұрын

I love it too! And Rachel is so beautiful Luminous

@HABIBIBROTHERS717

2 ай бұрын

Our pleasure!

Most pyramids were looted way before the british .. in Roman times probably. Finding an intact royal tomb is very difficult today.

@jefferyshute6641

2 ай бұрын

Except for Tut.

@londonmmc

Ай бұрын

Yes black Tut. The Medjay should’ve been black as well but oh well.

The second part (The Mummy Returns) is even better but avoid the third part!

@iykeharrison9161

Ай бұрын

The second part is good, but I don't think it's better than the first.

The American motto - shoot first, ask questions later

One of my fave movies from the 90's ❤ I've watched it HUNDREDS of times! I own the whole trilogy plus the new one. Brandon Frazer and Rachel Weiss are awesome together

The Mummy Returns is one of the best sequels. Hope you guys get to react to it.

You guys should check out Van Helsing! It was made by the same director as this movie and it's sequel. Actually know the guy who drew the monsters for it. Great artist and author.

I am hoping that you guys can watch the following movies: **Kingdom of Heaven (2005) **Sahara (2005) **Inglorious Basterds (2009) **JoJo Rabbit (2019) **The Mummy Returns (2001) **The Dictator (2012) **Don't Mess with the Zohan (2008) **Zero Dark Thirty (2012) **Lone Survivor (2013) **Tombstone (1993) **Seven (1995) **Braveheart (1995) **Glory (1989) **The Green Mile (1999) **The Sixth Sense (1999) **Jurassic Park (1993) These are a few for starters. I really enjoy your reactions.

@vMufasa

15 күн бұрын

Kingdom of Heaven is a must!

Unfortunately, the gallows stunt near the beginning of the movie messed up Brendan Fraser the rest of his life.

I’ve watched this movie a zillion times with my kids, but I actually just noticed something new. In Jurrasic Park, when Dennis Nedry slips down the wet hill in the rain trying to escape, if you listen close there’s a hilarious little slide whistle sound added in. Well, in this movie, if you listen close at the 20:48 mark, after Jonathan hits the wall, the crashing sound ends with a little “ppptttt!” noise. Those kinds of little Easter eggs crack me up. I can’t believe I never caught that one before now!

Fun Fact: the actor playing the head "bodyguard" is Turkish

@greymalkin9228

2 ай бұрын

Oded Fehr is Israeli, not Turkish.

A golden modern action - Adventure Cinema classic! A ton of fun!

You need to react to the second part .Many things explained in the second part

The real Imhotep was a Architect/medicine man. He came up with the idea for the pyramids. The movie twisted who he once was. Still it's a good story though.

Omid Djalili who plays the jail warden is a very good stand up comedian and is actually Iranian by descent although he's British. He pretty much played the same character in Gladiator and he's joked a lot about being typecast.

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. I was OBSESSED as a little girl and wanted to be an "Egyptologist" just like Evie. My uncle is Egyptian and I wouldn't stop bothering him with a million questions about his home, haha! He was always kind and patient about it even though I must have annoyed him. :) I heard you guys say that they are speaking Egyptian in the movie, and that you could understand it without subtitles. Are you Egyptian? It must be funny watching all the crazy things Hollywood made up about the history? Hollywood always gets carried away, but I love this movie soooo much!

The next movies in this series are " The Mummy returns", and The Scorpion King.

This was more of a model of the old time Saturday double features. So much fun--and kid friendly without being too trashy.

You'd think they'd have developed contingency plans during the last 3500 years just in case the mummy was ever brought back to life.

I’ve started saying ‘What the fudge’ in my everyday life 😂

@vMufasa

15 күн бұрын

I did too over the last week! lol

It's not explained throughly in the movie, but the Egyptians wanted to punish Imhotep so harshly that they decided to use the homdie. Its the punishment that gives him the powers, only if he were ever resurrected. They knew the risks, but felt it necessary to punish him as badly as they could.

رد فعل عظيم! احببته!

The actor who was hung, actually did almost hang in that scene ...

I would love to see your reaction to two movies. Dune and Stargate.

@user-pe9gz8si8k

2 ай бұрын

Your choice of the Dune version but so far the best one I’ve seen is the sci-fi channel’s version.

Guys Oded Fehr plays Ardeth Bay, leader of Medjai, group of Royal Bodyguards. He and his men are descendants from ancient Pharaoh's sacred bodyguards.

Thanks guys, always fun to watch. At least they had some actors that could speak Arabic. 😊

Just found your channel guys. Loved your reaction this onnof my favorite movies. I'm also glad to see a reaction from another non. American's perspective, that's always cool. Glad you guys talked about if there are Arabic was very respectful or legit. You guys did good. Thank you, thank you.

They waited for sunrise to know where the sub sets, thus knowing north and east

It's hilarious that the boat catches fire so quickly

The guy that played the Mummy is from South Africa.

@belindalopes6774

2 ай бұрын

And the one who went after the bugs (with the 25% stake) is a British born Iranian comedian. He is hilarious.

@jetster785

2 ай бұрын

I remember him in that Blood Diamond film which is also set in Africa.

That was funny he said that’s kinda our culture what 😂

What a fun movie, thank you!

I love this movie 🍿 love u guys reactions.

One of my favorites, yay!

0:59 Servants. They don’t necessarily have to be slaves. Maybe some were, but Pharaohs were considered closest to their Gods (like sons or prophets), so many volunteers considered it an honor to serve him in any way, not just the military. 2:53 Invincible, but to suffer pain forever locked inside the coffin. Not even death could save him. 3:11 Actually, ethnically, North Africans of Arabian decent were on both sides of the conflicts of World War One. This portrayal is really inaccurate because the ones riding on horseback with head wraps and turbans were backed up by the Americans, British, French, and Italians during this war. You would have to look back in your generations to find out which “side” you were on. The Ottomans (backed by Austria-Hungary and Germany) wore uniforms and fought like a traditional military force of the time. The Arabian Knights (the ones backed by Americans, British, French, and Italians), fought guerrilla-style. Quick attacks, quick withdrawals. Kill some Ottomans, retreat. Repeat. Blow up train tracks. Call in Western artillery at close ranges. Sneak assassinated diplomats. If you’ve never heard of Lawrence of Arabia, he was a real British man that brought the Arabian Bedouins together to create the military to force out the Ottoman Empire, ultimately making it disband and become modern day Turkey. So in reality, the American gunslinger shown in this movie would actually be working with the guys on horses with scimitars than people in any form of standard uniform. They would have suspected him as a spy and killed him before putting him command of any forces. The successful end of World War One would see many of these leading Arab men being granted land and wealth to oversee Northern Africa and the Middle East so it never fell into Ottoman Empire hands again. The Ottoman Empire fell and broke up. The Arabian Knights and Western Countries did this. This comment is not to make the Western Countries feel good, but to assure you, it was mainly the coalition of Arab Bedouin that came together on horses and camels to fight the evil Ottomans out of Africa. If I were to guess, you are descendant of these Arabian Knights as we call them in the west. They formed many countries in North Africa and in the Middle East too. Then oil was discovered and all of it went to hell. 5:19 They speak Egyptian because they are the ancient keepers of this tomb. The guards who mummified Imotep alive are the ancient ancestors of these men with tattoos on their faces. They speak this old language to keep secret. 7:35 Unfortunately, yes. The British were the main people who took artifacts from Egypt, simply because they had the best Archaeological teams in the world at the time. They could find hidden tombs better than anyone else. To give them a little credit, in real life they got permission from the Egyptian government to find these places. However, the transportation of artifacts was not discussed, so Britain took many of these back to the UK where they are still displayed today. A wrong on the UK and a mistake by the Egyptian government. To be completely fair, most of North Africa was controlled unofficially or officially by some European power who won them from the Ottoman Empire after its defeat. Trust me guys, you are better off. You don’t want the Ottoman Empire continued into today’s storyline. They were Islamic, yes, but extremely brutal and not nice to their own people. You now have sovereignty, which I don’t think would have happened if a revolution was fought against the Ottoman Empire. They had faced that threat of revolution many times throughout their almost 500 year rule and almost every time killed everyone in villages and cities. Brutal and barbarous treatment compared to the already acknowledged bad of European colonization. At least Europeans built societies with running water, toilets, and sectionalized communities with different taxes (business, homes, factories, etc.) The Ottomans never modernized cities or towns where they conquered, they just demanded taxation.

I for one am thankful the British were treasure hoarders. Without them we would have lost even more things when ISIS/ISIL went on its destruction spree across the middle east and soo many artifacts were lost.

@sonyabyrd8739

2 ай бұрын

Can't lose what isn't yours.

@ViolentKisses87

2 ай бұрын

@sonyabyrd8739 I mean, I value all the unique statues, art, and architecture of the past. Maybe it's not mine persay but I do feel humanity loses something irreplaceable when it's destroyed.

@headstrong4203

Ай бұрын

@@ViolentKisses87 sounds like you are just trying to find a way to justify the brits stealing shit tbh lol

Watched the movie 3x and remembered everybody's lines, same with the sequel & spinoff, love em!!!

Cool statue of Anubis Egyptian God of death jackal

Have you guys ever heard of that thing about cats being the guardians of the underworld? I know Egypt has some fascination with cats in some way.

This is one of my favorite movies. Ancient Egypt is so fascinating. I had to laugh when you said, “Like a juice box.” 😂😂 I must see how you like the second show.

''Lookin' good!'' Yep. Rachel Weisz is a handsome woman! In any language!

Now second part ❤

The guy who plays her brother is the comedy and Bennie lol 😆😂

This is going to be Hilarious!

16:43 "Mackenna's Gold," 1969 had the premise of seeing an entrance at a certain time of day. It's a pretty good movie only marred by one scene of bad effects.

😂😂 juice box 😂😂😂

Next movie " Night at the Museum "🤣🤣🤣

@kck9742

2 ай бұрын

I second that. LOVE that series... clean, fun, and uplifting.

The old British Soldier had Survivor's Guilt, and had lost his comrades in battle. Thus he was happy to die while in a "battle"

Guy's O'Conner was in the French Foreign Legion in the movie. They are trained to navigate through desert, with a compass.

I love the mummy dude. So good!

@HABIBIBROTHERS717

Ай бұрын

Me too!

Que bueno que les haya gustado esta película. Siempre me pregunté cómo verían los egipcios esta saga a nivel cultural.

Actually Brandon Frasier nearly did die at that hanging scene since he does his own stunt instead of using a stunt actor, and he blamed the Hollywood producers for all his back injuries when really it was his fault for not wanting to use stunt doubles

Love love this movie 🔥

I love Egyptian stuff the mummy scares me

The Mummy returns is even better 😊

I said the exact same thing, “I would fill the house with cats!!!” 😂😂😂

I really want to visit Egypt because...Ardeth Bay❤🔥🔥🔥❤

Thank you for sharing. I've watched this a many of times a great movie. They have mummie 2 also. America has many of great movies. Enjoy them all.

Have you guys seen the movie "Peace by Chocolate"? You should. And it's a (mostly) true story (there's a little bit more drama in the movie than how it happened in real life). It's just a sweet little movie about a community embracing a family of refugees from Syria, and a family from Syria embracing a little community in Nova Scotia, Canada. ❤❤

I never realized how offensive the Arab stereotypes were in this film. That's why I like to watch reactions from different perspectives such as your own. As a counter though, the leader of the Medjai is a positive and disciplined depiction even though he initially appears suspicious and mysterious. I believe it was meant to be comedic with characters like Hassan but strayed into unfair and outdated behaviors. Previously I always assumed it was just part of the comedic nature of the film where the British, Americans and Egyptians were all ridiculous and exaggerated versions of themselves.

@thrummer1953

2 ай бұрын

If You're doing a Film and trying to set up an atmosphere and re-create an Egyptian Street Scenes, don't You WANT most of your background characters to be a Stereotype?

Job well done Brothers

In a hanging, the drop is supposed to break the neck, so it a quick death. His neck didn't break so he was slowly strangling.

"That man is dead" 😅😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂

Another epic score by Oscar-Winning composer Jerry Goldsmith. In 1999 he also scored "The Haunting", which was a less-than-stellar remake of the original. For better or for worse, Goldsmith often composed great scores for some really shitty movies, probably because the stakeholders knew he would improve the overall watchability of the film.

There are matches (we called them wooden matches) that you can strike (light) on things like concrete, wood (all you need is enough friction) and a fingernail or thumbnail (holding the match with one hand and using your thumbnail or fingernail to strike it from the top).

Hello from Michigan. It’s always fun listening to your comments which are both insightful and funny. I think you guys would also enjoy the Indiana Jones movies. There are 5 in the series and non stop action with a lot of humor too. Thanks for the reaction.

@HABIBIBROTHERS717

Ай бұрын

Great suggestion!

Yeah the neck is supposed to break and always has been. The saying "hung by the neck until dead" just means that if the neck does not then he/she will strangle instead.

Kicking Benny off the boat isn't murder .. it's a riverboat he can go ashore :)

@Atagahi

2 ай бұрын

This part always confused me a bit, because isn’t that supposed to be the Nile? Which is _full_ of crocodiles?

@benschultz1784

2 ай бұрын

​@@Atagahiand hippos

Lol I’d be wearing cats as clothes.

Pls react to kingdom of heaven. Plssss

This movie is a remake of "The Mummy's Hand." 1940. Dick Foran and Peggy Moran. The Mummy's hand was a B movie for sure, but it is very entertaining. Both are Universal movies.

Lol the curse was to suffer for eternity but if released he'd be a demigod.

I subscribed

You gentlemen should also watch the 13th Warrior.

You guys should watch Constantine

My theory is the camels know the way through the desert. 🙂

They do not get lost in the desert because they triangulate by the position of the sun in the day time and they use the stars as a map for position at night. People have done so as long as man kind has existed. Even to travel across the seas, before navigational tools were invented.

The actor who plays the magi is actually Israeli and not actually Egyptian

Your movie reactions are really wonderful. I can’t wait to see what you watch next.

@HABIBIBROTHERS717

2 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!

@solidsnake58

2 ай бұрын

@@HABIBIBROTHERS717 I absolutely love the cinema and it brings me joy to see people from around the world connecting with the films I love. Two brothers reacting movies is a brilliant idea and you two have great chemistry with one another. You also have a unique perspective and I appreciate your observations and comments. I wish you much success and hello from Austin, Texas.

“Like a juice box” 😆

The story of Moses and the Pharoe is also in the Bible. I didn't know it was in the Quran . I know there is a lot of things that crossover between both so ill add that one too my list .

The reason they thought the curse was okaybwas becasue for Egyptians, the curse and fear of dissrespecting the dead would orevent people for disturbing the mummy's grave However, foreign powers like the european and americans have neither such respect for the dead, but also beleive more in gold than curses So the provelm was overtime people ingored the curse, or foreign powers sought the wealth of egypt and didn't beleive or care.

I always enjoy seeing movie reaction vids from other countries! It’s always surprising seeing who enjoys what. I get anxiety though, hoping no one gets offended. I would advise that you watch ‘The Mummy Returns’! It’s even better than the first! Shukran🙏🏻

@HABIBIBROTHERS717

Ай бұрын

Thank you and we did watch its coming insahalah ❤️❤️❤️

Scarabs

I was scared by this part i hate bugs

One of the great B grade movies

15:01 im not middle eastern or familiar with any of the customs to how women in their culture dress. Ive always loved that image of Evey coming out with her faced covered in that beautiful see thru Veil. I do have a small question though,if you know anything id like your opinion. Someone said on another reaction that her in that outfit wouldnt be seen as acceptable in that culture just because her face veil is see thru. Do either of you think that would be an issue? I just see it as a woman who in this story has an Egyptian mother and a british Father and was born in Egypt and is taking a liking to the clothes of the culture shes in.

@HABIBIBROTHERS717

Ай бұрын

covering the face is not necessary at all it suppose to be just the hair so see thru seems fine by me