There are many women who complained that "there are no strong female role models." Evie drove this story. She was the female Indiana Jones, a scholar and adventurer. True, she hadn't served in the French Foreign Legion as did Rick or ride with Pancho Villa as did Indie, but she learned fast.

@mikesimon7634

4 ай бұрын

Spot on. Also they really upped her role in the second film. More action scenes with her.

Why did Imhotep think Evie was his lover?? Because he took the eye's of the blind guy 😂..

@cinemeleon2808

7 ай бұрын

Like he literally took the worst eyes of anyone

@RoseNZieg

5 ай бұрын

nice joke. seriously though, he didn't like her. he just wanted her as a sacrifice.

If you’re interested in a bit of ancient Egyptian history: Imhotep was a real high priest of Ra, chancellor and vizier to the pharaoh Djoser in the 27th century BC (almost 5 thousand years ago). He was also a physician and architect, he designed the first step pyramid for Djoser, which was a predecessor to the pyramids we now know of today in Giza, without him those would never have been made, presumably. He also had some writings about cancer and many other things. Long after his death he was deified, known for his wisdom and intelligence, as he left behind writings for others to read for 3 thousand years after. That’s about all we know of the real man, assumed to be a kind of genius or someone of great intellect. He was one of the very few non-royal people to be deified, as pharaohs were usually only reserved this right, as they became a god when they ascended the throne. His tomb is yet to be found, but since he was such an accomplished and important man, he is most likely entombed somewhere in Saqqara, as that is the ancient burial grounds for Egyptian royalty at that time.

@ellie_jeann

8 ай бұрын

Thats not what I heard about the truths behind about this movie Lol there is much mixed history and roles from what ive heard from actual Eygatianist who reacted to this movie as well as couple of archeologists who also reacted to this movie pointing out and filling in any missed info within the storyline of what actual happened during that era.

@CChissel

8 ай бұрын

@@ellie_jeann Well, I’m only talking about the man Imhotep, obviously the time period they show in this movie is all sorts of wrong, almost everything is wrong in the movie. I’m strictly talking only about Imhotep and not anything else in the movie, just about the man he really was.

@VictorLugosi

5 ай бұрын

@@ellie_jeann the same ones that came through woke universities, got degrees based on based on diversity in the field, and not merit? The same ones that reacted to this and also said cleopatra was black? A European woman?

@ellie_jeann

5 ай бұрын

@@VictorLugosi hmm 🧐 I'm not sure what you're saying here?

"It's like he parked far away" had me ROLLING I stg

I love how baffled all reactors are to the "what does a woman know" line like this isn't based in 1926.

@toodlescae

8 ай бұрын

I know right? Like where wasn't it clear that this is set in a time almost 100 years ago. Do people not realize just how .uch things have changed?

@mervinmerencio6861

8 ай бұрын

I know right, it’s like if somebody said a gallon of milk cost 15 cents in 1926. They will be like oh yeah that’s right it was 1926.

@joshuarepko-cy2xu

8 ай бұрын

🧐 The actor in this movie who says this line is playing a North African (most likely Muslim, possibly Egyptian, but perhaps Moroccan). Islamic culture, in how it is practiced in North Africa, is largely/mostly against the societal practice of educating women, believing religiously that a woman's role in society and her duty (as a woman) to men, should not require that a woman seek a scholarly education (though it is not 100% forbidden in all circumstances). However, many viewers of this movie from the Western Hemisphere (where Islam and Islamic culture is sparse to none) will not understand why this line was written into the movie, assuming it to be an attempt by the movie to depict some sort of attitude in 1930s society or whatever. However, the truth is that A) feminism and activism for women's rights was an active movement even back in the 30s, and B) Islamic culture, due to religious traditions, even still today mostly prohibits a woman from seeking an education (in Egypt, elsewhere in Northern Africa, and the Middle East, and beyond) Another thing people aren't seeming to notice is that the movie itself points out the irony of the (presumably) Muslim character's comment. As soon as he says what he says, the camera cuts to a shot where the woman (Evee) is telling all about all she knows about the archeology of the site (because her character is actually a very highly educated woman). So the movie itself shows the irony of the sexist character's comment, and yet people who watch the movie are simply getting offended that the line itself was even written into the script of the movie itself, not even acknowledging that the movie itself is depicting the irony of sexism. Lol, I find that itself to be ironic, frankly... but what does anyone nowadays know/care about Islam OR anti-sexism? Frankly, I think most people would RATHER be offended, just so they can justify all their hatred against their fellow man (this is an especially common cultural attitude in the Western Hemisphere, I've noticed). "Everyone hate everyone else, everyone just live for your own self, then feel guilty about being selfish, then null your guilt by justifying your selfishness by pointing out how everyone/everything else is "offending" you".

@phillyphan1225

4 ай бұрын

@@joshuarepko-cy2xuwow, reading a lot into the comments of some people..do you have no one else to lecture that you take it to a reaction channel to “hear” your own thoughts?

@autumnequinox7777

4 ай бұрын

I despise how so many people assume, that if something happened before 1990, that just people from the 2000s and on are baffled and shocked by those things. People were baffled and also shocked back then, especially women. So glad for the ones who initially stood up to it and didn't hide how they felt.

Two of the prettiest ladies on KZread...love your guys reactions.

Everybody was watching this back in the day because of Brendan Fraser who I remember him as George from George of the jungle (1997) in the 90s I used to watch that movie every now and then when I had it on VHS and sing that song dela by Johnny clegg which was catchy asf

that hanging scene actually happened for real and he has neck damage from it.

@tonysaourn9220

8 ай бұрын

He actually passed out a few seconds in that scene.

Oh awesome glad you ladies did this absolute classic. Grew up watching this. My childhood. I was born the year this film came out

I love Brandon Frasier. You should see him in A Blast From The Past. It's really funny.

@Cheepchipsable

8 ай бұрын

...and Bedazzled.

😃Lol Ok please take this in a non-creepy way but I just love y’all to pieces. U’re both the sweetest, kindest, funniest couple & I’m so happy I found u. Great reaction as usual🖖

This was a great date movie. Action, comedy, attractive actors, great effects, great love stories. You ladies are really good reactors, loving the channel.

I enjoy your reactions, your humor is great. You are a lovely pair of young ladies. I hope you get many more subscribers. Keep up the good work.

@JynxRyl

6 ай бұрын

Thank you 💜

This is one of my fave films from when I was younger, along with Stargate Also the guy who dies from the beetle, Omid djalili, he lives in my town now!

@tc-tm1my

8 ай бұрын

Does he hate bugs?

@robwright8649

8 ай бұрын

@@tc-tm1my doubt it as he was in Indian Jones, so he's double hardened up to them I reckon lol

*Evelyn was paraphrasing the saying **_What's a Nice Girl Like You Doing in a Place Like This?_** which from what I can recall is the title of a 1963 short movie made by Martin Scorsese.* I'm not sure if Scorsese got it from somewhere else.

My favorite channel by far!! Stay humble, yet strong and righteous ladies, the world is in at your feet and in your hands. Make good use of it!

I never thought about how the attack on the boat was simply to stop the curse from potentially happening. Wild

@Cheepchipsable

8 ай бұрын

How could you not realise that? Pretty obvious the Madjai were behind it.

@RoseNZieg

5 ай бұрын

they came for the key that opens the sarcophagus.

Good job ladies, look forward to more of your movie reactions

Them killing the Pharaoh was about the most heinous thing possible in their culture. Pharaohs weren't just kings, they were also considered a deity on Earth. The reason they used the curse is because it's the most horrible punishment that they had. Locking you in a metal box forever, and making you unable to die as you experience being eaten and rotting away would seem an apt punishment.

0:18 thank you Brian! you're generosity benefits us all. 🫡

@brianwhiteside4178

8 ай бұрын

Thank You for the kind words🙏. I'm happy to help the girls grow their channel any way I can . I really love the way they do their movie reactions. Excited to see their plans for a new studio .

Fun fact, Brendan Frazier almost really died in that hanging scene while filming. The medical team basically had to life cause something went wrong. Brendan is forgetting by a lot people but he killed this role and bedazzled is one of my favorite comedy’s of all time.

Next time The Mummy Returns

@jeanine6328

8 ай бұрын

For sure! It’s just as good if not better. The third one is meh. The replaced the actress and it just wasn’t as good.

Loved the reaction. Can’t wait to see your reaction to the sequel The Mummy Returns

This movie is a classic omg can't believe yall haven't seen it.

Great reaction! It's really nice to watch with you! Thanks! The next one is good, too.

Great reaction, ladies. There're two more awesome movies from 1999 you maybe haven't already watched - "The Matrix" and "Galaxy Quest".

So, did we unlock some new nightmare fuel, ladies? LOL

Hope to see yall check out the second movie the mummy returns soon.

Cant wait to see your reaction to the second Mummy!😊

An outstanding movie...I`ve watched this one too many times.

The Mummy 2 and 3 are also good movies to check out

I think you’ll like Part II, The Mummy Returns…

The first one is always the best one

I've said it before and I will always say it with both pride and confidence: The Mummy AND The Mummy Returns are both better than The Mummy: Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor. I LOVE the chemistry between Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz (love Maria Bello, but her faked accent left everything to be desired) and while I LOVE Jet Li, Arnold Vosloo plays a villainous ancient corpse way better. Also, as many times as I've seen this movie, I always get jumpscared when Jonathan pops up out of the sarcophagus with that mummy to scare his sister. Fun facts: Camels are slower than horses, but are built for life in the desert. Even though they do eventually need to eat and drink, they can live off the fat reserves in their humps for short periods of time, they have long eyelashes to keep sand and dust out of their eyes, what they lack in speed, they make up for in endurance, and they have large feet, so they don't sink into the sand when they're walking. You know the swarm of locusts that emerges as soon as Imhotep wakes up? The ones that are crawling on the Egyptologist are actually grasshoppers that were refrigerated to make them sluggish.

Brandon was actually hung in this movie it’s no wonder he didn’t pass then.

Please react to the other two films of this trilogy i.e. The Mummy Returns and The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor.

Get it blood

Omg love your reaction😍 Pls do Mummy Returns (2001) next

Classic

Awesome 😎

Love you 2

Greetings from New Mexico. Love the channel. Stay blessed and continue to be great.

So if Brits call Mommy "Mummy", what do they still call a Mummy..."Mummy"?

@chrisnorton4382

4 ай бұрын

Yes.

Awesome reaction to a great movie ladies I hope y'all check out the sequel soon

i can understand evy's hesitantion when she had to kiss the mummy again to try to save her heros from the sandstorm. I'd be too after that little bedroom scene waking up to a decaying lips and rotting teeth and 3000 year old bad breath in my face kissing on me.

♥

The actress who played Anck-su-namun was a supermodel in the 90’s and was known for being like the only out lesbian supermodel.

Wow, way to go Brian. Shout out to you, my dude. Ladies, do you mind if I borrow Brian? I've got a whole new idea for my home office, LOL. I'll even call you Big Daddy if you like.

Imotep reacted greatly to that Star of David necklace Benny had, because it's Jewish. And he'd been a Hebrew slave. Also, if he and Anck Su Namun hadn't been slaves they'd have been free to be together. So you figure, they were rightly po'd that their love was forbidden. Js. 😏

@ahmedelkhwaga2751

4 ай бұрын

There is zero evidence of slavery in ancient Egypt totally fancy

Great reaction!! I hope you watch The Mummy Returns. Love your channel ❤

I been waiting for you guys to do this, i would love for you to check out The Untouchables, also one of my favorite movies the 1980 movie Prom Night with Jamie Lee Curtis.

3:11 😖And _that_ is a bad way to go.

V for vendetta, 500 days of summer please!!

I want to make macaroni sounds with jyn

Ryl, could you please put your hair like you had it in your airplane reaction. It looks much better there than the way you have it now.

You ladies are thirsty for some 90s Brendan Fraser?

Try Arachnophobia

I lov beni's character wish they could hav brought him back somehow

I loved watchin fis wt yall please d other 3 movies n watch bedazzled wt brendan u will lov it

Please watch the count of monte cristo u will lov it love romance revenge betrayal movie