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I haven't thought about this movie in forever! Although it might explain my deeply seated fear of bugs now that I think about it because that scarab scene is the stuff of nightmares. Love the running hottie counter and the dad jokes always a win, but then again Lee is a win himself so checks out in the end I think. I want Lee to win George of the Jungle since he brought that movie up. On a separate note I'd also like to see a win video for a movie no one ever talks about called stranger than fiction it stars Will Farrell and I think I might be the only person that remembers/loved that movie.

Thank you, thank you very much! This was my childhood movie and my first mummy movie. I hope you do the second movie someday.

The first two of these films are awesome, but the third one sucks, and I'm sorry for saying that.

Saw this in the theater yesterday. Vfx don't really hold up, but Stephen Sommers knocked this out of the park.

This was a fun video - both the review and the original film :) You might like "Deep Rising" (1998), as it has the same actor who plays Beni. He plays a very similar character here, except not a backstabber - in fact, he gets backstabbed himself at one point. Definitely a B movie action film, in a good way

Brendan Fraser is a chad

Heck yeah, The Mummy is an all time classic. Amazing movie, can't wait to see your run on Returns.

I just see a bunch of dancer extras they had to pay from other disney projects, and someone in a board meeting said "Let's put a dance routine in a marvel" and then everyone applauded. If couldn't tell, I'm not a fan. It's not the marvel I love.

Helldivers reference 🤨

I like how gender isn't a factor when it comes to who is and isn't a grade-a hottie! Even as a lesbian, I'm like "Yeah, no, I kinda get it!"

We DO know what happened to Fraser actually: Back injury. He injured his back on set during a stunt in The Mummy 2, which greatly impaired his ability to be a greatly physical actor which was a very large part of what he was known for. There's also some other stuff to blame, but that seemed to really have been the catalyst for his disappearance from the limelight.

When they say fire and water don't go together 😂

I had a classmate in high school who was a carbon copy of Brendan Fraser circa the Mummy movies, and it was insanely distracting. We’re talking the same hair and everything. 😳

8:52 Don't worry, they're playing background music for Charles Calvin and his greatest plan

3:03 “Mr. Griffin” **Dash’s Principal Becomes Stewie** LMAO😂

The mummy movies were god tier for me as a kid 🙌 🙏

So are you doing the sequel soon? Please do

Usually love your wins, but why does it matter if nobody in the movie is of egyptian descent? Can only egyptian people play egyptians? Can only disabled people play disabled? Can only autistic people play autistic characters? It's a silly argument and that's why it's called acting.

This and Van Helsing are some of the most fun movies you can watch.

one of the few parts of this movie that annoys me is that Edgin didnt get the final blow with Viscous Mockery. just some lame insult and she dies. that would be the most bard moment ever, even more than seducing the fat dragon in the underdark trying to kill you over a lake of lava

Random fun fact: Evie’s character was named after lord Carnarvon’s daughter. The man who funded Howard Carter’s discovery of Tutankhamen’s tomb. And for fans of the the 1932 original, there are plenty of nods and Easter eggs in the film.

I’m surprised this just was made it’s such a classic.

I was 11 when this movie came out. My personality forever changed. Wore out this VHS.

Idk I think it should get at least half a win that the "Egyptian" characters were portrayed by ethnic people. I believe South African, Venezuelan, and Israeli actors vs. white actors wearing blackface. I know it's a small thing but I can't help but compare it to the 2006 movie One Night With the King which is a great movie but as attractive as Luke Goss is he isn't passing as a Persian man. I think a big issue is we need more diverse A listers because a large part of a movie being successful is a loyalty to certain actors being featured in the movie.

Snyder brilliantly chose to visualize the movie the way the book makes you feel about superheroes. It makes them seem pitiful, silly, upsetting, disgusting, or downright absurd and cartoonish. The reason there’s “action” and “coolness” in the movie is because it’s done so over the top that it’s no longer cool. People just repeat that line on the Internet and most of them don’t even know what they’re talking about. They just say it because they’re told to

In Boogie Nights, Mark Wahlbeeg sings “You Got The Touch” by Stan Bush, which played in The Transformers: The Movie during the fight between Optimus Prime and Megatron, and then Mark Wahlberg co-starred in Transformers: Age of Extinction and Transformers: The Last Knight. I also think “I’m Still Standing” sounds better when sung by a Space Marine.

The mad max insert was rough at best but kudos

I really wish you mentioned the part where Rick still tries to save Beni. After everything he did and Rick still tries to save him that shows how great of a hero Rick is.

The movie scared the shit out of twelve year old me. My friends and I then proceeded to quote it for the rest of the school year. Good times.

The coolest thing is that Oded Fehr would go on to play the greatest admiral in Starfleet history.

But if he has a gun ... And the sound made afterwards by our dear CW, well it just cracked me up 😂

I gotta say, I really appreciate your videos. Every time you do a movie either I have dismissed or forgotten how much I love, it either gives me a new lens to view it in or just makes me giddy as the greatest hits of that film (this one being a prime example) just roll through.

Did you really just make a Sandstorm gag with the song of the same name?! XD 11/10, no notes.

I fuckin love Brendan Fraser, and people laughed at me in like, 2016, when I told them that. I said I love the Mummy movies, Encino man, Airheads, Blast from the past, Bedazzled... but nope. Laughter. Now there's a well deserved ion Brendan Fraser-appreciation renaissance. And I approve. Doom patrol FTW.

This movie is amazing, and also the source of my phobia of bugs.

I always watch this movie and the sequel for New years as a tradition between me and my dad, and seeing you cover it has absolutely made me day

This is great, but you totally skipped over one of the best moments in the movie, when Rick actually tries to save Beni at the end. Says a lot about Rick as a heroic figure. And then that "Goodbye, Beni" has so much weight to it after it's been used for laughs throughout the rest of the film.

"All names are letters dickhead." Almost true. true for everyone... except for Elon Musk's Kid, who's name is a WiFi Password.

Highly recommend the episode of The Corridor Crew they did a couple of years ago about the CGI in this

i didn't know i was waiting my whole life for this video until the moment it started to play

Okay, 1 - I loved the Mummy and even The Mummy Returns. 2 - I really felt they missed a bet by going back to Egypt in the sequel, instead of ... an Aztec Mummy or a Dracula or exploring R'lyeh. 3 - I still loved the second one.

The Mummy and Jumanji. They don´t make hilarious traumatic epicness like they used to.

8:02 - tom cruise

This is my favorite movie ever, and I just watched the 25th anniversary in theaters yesterday! Seeing it again in theaters again was a blast! Great video, you nailed it!

Love this movie 🧡🧡🧡

They could have done so much with these movies. Instead of going against the Mummy every time they could have had Rick fighting Dracula, Frankenstein's Monster, the Wolfman...This could have been the Dark Universe reboot we all wanted instead of what all we've been getting for the past 20+ years

One of my all time favourite movies

Pawstol 💯😂

I was 9 when this movie came out, so obviously never got to see it in theaters (though I somehow did see it before "The Mummy Returns" came out). I just saw it with some friends at a theater for its 25th anniversary, and it was a magical experience! Following it up with this, which puts to video so many of my own thoughts, is perfect!