Anck-Su-Namun Vs Nefertiri | The Mummy Returns (2001) | Fear

Evelyn (Rachel Weisz) remembers her past life as the Pharaoh's daughter Nefertiri, and her duel against with her father's wife Anck Su Namun (Patricia Velasquez).
From The Mummy Returns (2001): When an archaeologist couple's son finds the Bracelet of Anubis, it locks onto his wrist. A cult resurrects Imhotep, an evil Egyptian high priest, who needs the bracelet to defeat the Scorpion King.
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[@inesatt1313]

I loved how her father hugged his daughter and adored how she did her best instead of looking disappointed,he was proud and gave her his sincere affections to encourage her to do more and try harder A genuine king and father what a man no wonder Nefertiti cried when he died

[@evertonlimadantas6204]

true pity that the guards were unable to save the father from Nefertiti 😟😟😟😟

[@inesatt1313]

@@evertonlimadantas6204 Yes it was!

[@arianafaustini42]

@@evertonlimadantas6204 Nefertiti was his daughter, it was Anck Su Namun and Imhotep who killed him

[@watcher1258]

It not common to have a father like that . And only a few through the ages who a king as well.

[@noonecomment7197]

Only if this wasn't Egyptian Pharoah then this sequence could have been much purer as the pharaohs used to marry their own daughter,so well you know the hug could mean another reasons.....

[@yossarincatch6051]

I don't know why people hate the Mummy. Fraser and Racheal had incredible chemistry and movie was so fun to watch.

[@anneblubaugh58]

When they made the 3rd movie without Rachel Weisz I refused to watch it! Nobody can be evie but her! :(

[@yossarincatch6051]

@@anneblubaugh58 Yeah she looked like a beautiful painting in that

[@rodrigorott968]

@@anneblubaugh58 yes. They should wait or never make it at all

[@ajet619]

nobody hates THE MUMMY🤷‍♂️ Come out of ur bubble kid...

[@yossarincatch6051]

@@ajet619 The actually do. Have heard many say it

[@xBwahx]

Me and my brother: *This scene* Our mom: PUT THE FORKS AND SPOONS BACK!!!

[@miunicorn1324]

xBwahx 😂😂😂

[@roddrickcarter2805]

Oh you mean the fight!..... i was going to say what in the incest is going on!

[@jennocontreras623]

I used clothes hangers when I was a kid. Actually, still do 😬

[@Sol36900]

Same!

[@adamd6648]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@WarhawkBeyond2040]

Rachel Weisz and Patricia Velásquez not only looked fantastic but they delivered unbelievable performances in these movies and this fight scene was definitely their best one.

[@gatolocoverga152]

God When I was I obessed with two hotties.

[@aliandthethingsali8782]

فيلم جيد

[@nahor88]

As a teenager I thought this was a cool and sexy fight, now it seems completely impractical, like most of these movies, lol. How is that bikini armor going to protect them if one of those weapons actually connected? It's like in 300 where the men fight in basically their underwear, or Justice League where we see more bikini armor.

[@darthvaderskywalker7657]

It was actually the stunt women who did the fight, not them.

[@MrBottlecapBill]

@@darthvaderskywalker7657 Even then it's 90% two second cut scenes. Not to mention nothing about it is remotely authentic to that time period lol.

[@nellyymo6809]

“My body is no longer his temple” is an ancient egyptian way of saying we’ve broken up 😂

[@catherineabrefa7774]

That’s the classiest way to end a relationship 😂😂😂

[@lunak1391]

or rather "I am no longer his property" since she was also first of all his concubine and bodyguard

[@captainzizo8723]

actually we saw" there was some and finished" or "your mom is at home she flayed away"

[@lynfox2718]

That's ancient egypt

[@nurizhumakhmet4897]

@@JosephDeLosSantos-t3m she has periodically a free temple)

[@sealstorm1935]

She didn't win the duel but her father still tells her "Well Done", he was a good father.

[@benjackson5411]

I don’t think the objective was to win the duel but to see how long they can hold their own. For Nefertiri, this duel was a new record.

[@sealstorm1935]

​@benjackson5411 indeed, most definitely. It's too bad Anck_su Namun's intentions were to betray the Pharaoh and not serve him.

[@CraigMcfly1985]

Yes indeed.

[@mechadoggy]

⁠​⁠@@sealstorm1935Or maybe… it’s too bad that Anck su Namun didn’t have the courage to honestly communicate her objections to marry the Pharoah. Who knows? Maybe the Pharoah would have been merciful enough to release her from the engagement, thereby freeing her to be with Imhotep instead. Unfortunately, much conflict happens throughout in both history and fiction just because people don’t communicate with each other. Poor communication literally kills.

[@mattnichols4592]

The fact that they did the fight without any stunt women and trained for 5 months is beyond amazing. What an amazing job to these two powerful woman!

[@mykellederickpalad7883]

2:04 that's definitely a stunt double

[@bustedkeaton]

​@@mykellederickpalad7883 it cuts like 4 times in that second. Wtf shot are u talking about?

[@mykellederickpalad7883]

@@bustedkeaton It's a little fast but those spinning axe thing was done by doubles.

[@somedude8184]

One of the best fight scenes in film history. Too bad the rest of the movie isn't as good as the first one. It always bugged me that they forgot to redo the part where Pharoah sees her body paint is smudged on her arm, revealing that another man touched her. It's the entire reason why she tries to hide her arm behind the cat statue.

[@ball1106c]

U sure about that?

[@rj8877]

3:15 is so well shot. The freeze in time for that look then the speed up as if they're literally paying for that stolen moment in time. The expressions of all three characters tells you more than script could.

[@nimeshsingh4943]

That and the music is just *chefs kiss*

[@traydafaka3038]

CD MAINTENANTS ILS ONT LA PROTECTION POUR QUE ÇA NE CEUX REPRODUISE PLUS JE DROIT FAIRE MIN PRIÈRE TON TEMPS T'AS DÂTTE TOUT EST COMPTER.

[@traydafaka3038]

PRA NOU HEN POUTCHOU AMBASSADE KÒD LONBRIK DREAMWORLD DRRA

[@valvihk3649]

That moment throws the whole 2nd movie's notion of the "'greater love' between protagonists vs antagonists" out the window. Literally, the look that she gave him was filled with love. She was a poker face until she looked at him, she lit up, showed endearment. And, the cinematography showed how the time moved slower in her head when he walked by her. Then, all the sudden, time started moving normally, and that normal time unsettled her. What a wonderful acting to show complexity of Ank-Su-Namon. It's like whoever shot the film didn't agree with the writers, there is too much inconsistency to plainly say: She didn't love him.

[@soosenn_suzanne]

it's so romantic

[@claudiamarianidamato9499]

When I was a little girl I was obsessed with this scene! For some reason I’ve always had a huge obsession with ancient Egypt ever since I was 9 years old . I tried to learn hieroglyphics and bought a bunch of books on ancient Egypt and could stare at the pictures for hours, I also tried drawing what I saw. Maybe in a past life I once lived there ? I’ll always love this movie 🤩

[@shellysultana7963]

Have you tried learning the story of the Pharoah who drowned in the Red Sea? You know there are some cool knowledge about Egyptian history in the Quran.

[@BugzxXxXx]

That’s insane me too!!

[@bryangaldamez790]

Awww, tranquila chikilla algun dia aprenderas.

[@omricabaza]

im also obsessed i got my room covered with pictures of egypt i totally get you. mm i believe you indeed were an Egyptian princess once. you sound too lovely i wish you the best, keep drawing if you like it and may ancient egypt's magic live forever in our hearts

[@joeyolji]

Me too. I think some similar

[@vocexseta]

He may be a murderous villain but no man has ever been more devoted than Imhotep.

[@JF-xm6tu]

the ultimate simp

[@NtoTheM]

It's easy being that devoted when you're made an immortal monster with necromancing abilities.

[@mariezforbes]

😭😭😭😭😭 that’s so true! Always tryna revive that girl! I’m rolling but the other couple was like that too!

[@rod9527]

@@JF-xm6tu not much of a simp if he actually tapped that booty multiple times 😅

[@thatasiangirl0_039]

@@JF-xm6tu Yeah yeah yeah devotion = simping. 🙄

[@joevines3428]

Honestly as a kid I really enjoyed the love story of the the antagonists, and felt really sad when Imhotep gives up and let's himself fall.

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

A kid wouldn't understand those sort of dynamics, but adults understand that Imhotep learned to late that he gave up everything for someone who didn't love him. Not to mention, so many innocent people died because of the both of them.

[@americamendoza5418]

Yellow toad trini Ashley Maya katie Kira chip yellow ranger

[@Ines_Ella]

Imhotep let himself fall because he realized that he was guilty , he betrayed and killed the Pharaoh who was nothing but nice and friendly with him , as he saw how Evelyn was willing to risk her life to save Rick when Anck Su Namun chosed to run and leave him behind , he knew that it was nothing but w worthless lust not love .

[@alluringstar5910]

@@Ines_Ella In the end Imhotep realized that Anck Su Namun never really loved him and the look he gave to Evie and Rick was like, " Your love is more truthful than mine u deserve each other as for me I will throw myself in hell."

[@meli1872]

@@alluringstar5910 tbh i feel like imhoteps love wAsnt real either and anack sun amun realised and thats why she fled. firstly he chose to go in to fight the scorpion king even though anack sunamun asked him to just stay with her and live, secondly she realised he didnt love her purely because he asked her to save him instead of save herself like rick did!

[@anzorm1156]

This scene is pure magic. The fighting choreography is top notch, the looks are stunning, the decor looks authentic, the spoken ancient Egyptian sounds very convincing. But my favorite thing is the music. After the fight ends and people are starting to empty the chambers, the look that Imhotep and Anck-su-Namun share is accompanied by this beautiful, mysterious melody that gets stuck in your head. 12/10 scene. Bravo! Bravo!

[@briannabautista8709]

I love that part when Anck-Su-Namun and Imohtep look at each other. Such a beautiful illustration of how a subtle look at someone can say so much.

[@user-lc9qc3rp1k]

Both actress looks so sexy in this scene.

[@ahmedelkhwaga2751]

As Egyptian I'm proud

[@Everythinz]

of what?@@ahmedelkhwaga2751

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

@@ahmedelkhwaga2751 Is the movie itself is accurate to you? When it comes to Egyptian Culture

[@randomshenanigans2655]

Sad when you realise that anck-su-namun's reason for taking her own life was not because she had been separated from her lover and wanted to die with him but because she didn't want to go through the torture that awaited her for her adultery and murder so she chose the seemingly less painful death unlike imhotep who refused to leave her side and chose to suffer the consequences instead of running away. She never really loved him but only lusted after him while imhotep fought against death to bring his love back

[@qingyuli5460]

Lovely explanation

[@maryy2077]

This makes the ending so much better

[@pds1]

Wrong

[@Memory_visit]

That's so obvious

[@Memory_visit]

Since they believed so much in the after life that death is just the beginning for them.

[@zaihussain9069]

I love how the set the clothing looks so realistic and not cheap 😍 it really looks so authentic

[@semperfi8522]

Yassss

[@bharatmatakijay308]

Oo my God 💀

[@tatumfromkoreaplays2768]

Of cause it's gonna be expensive

[@ManishSingh-xo1fb]

Authentic is not the term that should be used. None of the things in the movie IS, well, Authentic.

[@rezhelramirez2950]

@@ManishSingh-xo1fb she didn't said it's authentic. She said it LOOKS authentic.

[@nighttail5276]

Is anyone gonna talk about how she threw two knives at two statues groins?

[@queenschannel768]

Hahaha I peeped that to😭

[@levibradley5098]

And how the men still clapped at that with applause?

[@angelcarter6387]

Especially considering where they landed

[@queenschannel768]

Angel Carter yess😂😭😭😭

[@algblessed1975]

Funny as hell

[@fideinhukubun36]

The fact that Nefertiri also met her end at this scene right after her father because falling from the balcony, traumatized me :(

[@AidanStead-bp8rr]

wait what??? that's what happened???? How did I not realise that???? that's so sad

[@rahuljacobgeorge573]

So technically 4 of them died in that scene ..Imhotep later killed by the soldiers ..

[@jehielwashington19951]

Yes ​@@rahuljacobgeorge573

[@AidanStead-bp8rr]

@rahuljacobgeorge573 no Imhotep went to Hamunaptra, tried to resurrect Anck-su-Namun but then got caught and mummified alive

[@rahuljacobgeorge573]

@@AidanStead-bp8rr ohh ..so that was his end

[@herm712]

Love the fact that Weisz and Velasquez did so many of the stunts in this fight. They only used stunt doubles for the acrobatics and a few of the more complicated weapon movements but like 85% of the fight was with the actual actresses. #respect :)

[@Americansigma8888]

They practiced it for months before they filmed

[@AirbenderHawk]

Indeed, that’s dedication!

[@VibingMeike]

It reminds me of the lightsaber duels in Star Wars, some actors trained for months to do a duel!

[@niofury3764]

And fraser did all his stunts! One of the reason for his present condition!

[@camusfamily9034]

Before the actors were complete. now they need doubles for everything.

[@NAEMA911]

I think I could watch this movie 1000 times without getting bored.

[@barbarahardison6369]

Najwa Naema Me too 👏 😭😭😭

[@davidclarke1320]

same here

[@lo6225]

True !!

[@gustavoamorim5189]

I could watch it forever in a desert island.

[@mjisabeast231]

same, the taste *chefs kiss*

[@cristopherperalta]

Ok, Anck Su Namun really killed it. She showed every skill she had and disarmed Eve multiple times.

[@HinataInRealife]

Here it's Nefertiri not Evelyn haha^^

[@sheevpalpatine6466]

@@HinataInRealife it is not nefertiri it is nefertiti. Are you deaf?

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

That's because she's her mentor and teacher, and didn't put her feelings in it. Nefertiri can't stand her, and she let her emotions get in the way. While she was actually right, in battle that doesn't belong there

[@babygirllynn2264]

@@HinataInRealife technically it is Evie it’s her in a past life

[@acidobarbiturico439]

According the dialogue, you can notice that Ank-su-namun had more time doing this while Nefertiri is a new student. That's why she said "you learn fast".

[@92snowboarder]

I realized just now one amazing style choice, when Nefertiti and Anck-Su-Namun proceed in the second part of the fight without masks: in the movie there's a believable reason, which is the obvious and annoying provocation by Anck-Su-Namun, something like "hey, I just won, sure to take a second round?" But for us, viewers, is so that we can see the actresses faces, to fully appreciate their ability and devotion for playing that difficult part, instead of easily relying on stunts and doubles. Amazing, can't spend enough words to admire this finesse and passion, from the creatos to the actors. Cheers 👏🏻👏🏻

[@raindropsneverfall]

Egyptian-inspired assets usually look cheap, but here they look expensive (as they should considering what they're made of). I also love how great the actors are at saying their lines in reconstructed Ancient Egyptian. It sounds convincing.

[@marioss2167]

What does reconstructed ancient Egyptian mean? Especially the reconstructed part.

[@IMbirdieful]

@@marioss2167 Probably means that no one alive today speaks the dialect that existed in Ancient Egypt. Language evolves over time, naturally, so the modern language is not the same. I imagine, using relics and scriptures, they could infer what the language sounded like at the time (at least to a certain extent).

[@raindropsneverfall]

@@marioss2167 // Keeping in mind that Ancient Egyptian is a dead language, linguistics have to reconstruct (build anew) its phonology (basically its sounds) by observing related languages, e.g. Coptic which actually descends from Ancient Egyptian. So, when it's reconstructed, you have to take it with a grain of salt because there is no sure-fire way of knowing how it was pronounced.

[@منوعاتتقوىالخير]

In fact, there is a village in luxor now (typah previously) speaks هيروغليفية the ancient Egyptian language. Not only that but also students in Faculty of archeology are studying it. Have not you seen the mummys' transfer parade couple of month ago they had a concert of masses singing ancient Egyptian songs and playing their music. Also there is a tendency to incorporate the ancient Egyptian language in schools that will be implemented in the near future. Not to mentione that there are loads of ancient Egyptian words still be spoken today by us and most of the Egyptian people don't know that the origin is actually hieroglyphic I know that because i am an Egyptian

[@MH-ms1dg]

are you saying that village speaks Coptic? Isn't that the last descendant of the ancient Egyptian language? hieroglyphic is writing

[@gremlyn1658]

Boys' locker room: snapping towels at each others' asses Girls' locker room:

[@westcoast1611]

lmao😂

[@rickriot8743]

The first girls locker room with a badass concept. CLAP CLAP Well done, well done

[@luma2172]

LMAAOOOOOO

[@pinkishhaven5158]

@@rickriot8743 best locker room concept I've ever read Next to those Martial Artist Nuns

[@snowflower1047]

True girls are always fighting each other

[@DarkFactory]

When movies were actually good.

[@jimhuffman9434]

No argument here

[@tenishadorlus8700]

Yes!

[@amirulasyraf9900]

but not as good as the now "endgame"

[@randomstranger9849]

@@amirulasyraf9900 in my honest opinion, endgame had a bunch of plot holes and rushed story. It is not good enough in my opinion

[@randomstranger9849]

@@amirulasyraf9900 but don't worry, there are good parts like the army scene

[@fAiZrAzAli]

truly respect to those designer and arts who put 100% effort on every details to make this movie authentic to egyptian style.... even the pharaoh look very real which is rare to holywood movide

[@TimberlakeTigerGirl]

Except those daggers the women were using aren't Egyptian at all. They are Japanese weapons which would of been impossible to be in Egypt in ancient times.

[@borjiginbudashiri2839]

I really love how both actresses pose, before the actual fight scene, exactly the same we found in glyphs 😍😍😍

[@NatalineJ]

The pain in her eyes when she witnessed the first strike. This woman can act. Just wow.

[@MultiTexMex]

The backflips and cartwheels 🤸‍♂️ are an essential aspect of combat.

[@isabellab-c5351]

The splits also 😂

[@h4rdi7g3]

In fairness it is meant to be a demonstration of skill and not a fight to the death. It's basically a dance.

[@RedBonkleMan8534]

Yes

[@KanishQQuotes]

They are fighting for the entertainment of the King

[@irinka_kat]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@asbaran]

It’s so touching that the Pharoah was genuinely rooting for her daughter to win.

[@aroncastilo2786]

One of the most iconic scenes in cinematic history

[@damianstarks3338]

You hit the nail right on the head don't forget one of the hottest scenes in cinematic history.

[@Romartus]

Apparently this was one of the last scenes shot in the film. By then Rachel Weisz and Patricia Velasquez had been practising this fight for six months. I think it shows clearly here and that their body doubles were really there for just the gymnastics, back flips and cartwheels.

[@cheyennebarnes2085]

Not Alfie I didn’t know they had to be non white to be able to play the part! The more you know....

[@eggsnspam]

@Not Alfie Egyptians are a mix of black, white, olive-skinned, etc. people because of where they are located. Case in point, Cleopatra's ancestry/family was most likely more Asian (Persia, Macedonia, middle east - FYI I say Asian because we're comparing continents) than African (a continent). Egypt has peoples from middle east, Europe, and of course the continent of Africa to pull people from. Just because they are Egyptian doesn't make them black. Look at the features of Egyptians, very mixed people. They probably care less about skin color because of how mixed they are. If unconvinced, here's DNA for you: www.gnxp.com/WordPress/2017/05/30/ancient-egyptians-black-or-white/ The article states that the sub-saharan African % is lower in Ancient Egyptians and more % are Easterners. Just so you don't feel that I'm being racist or putting down blacks, there ARE many black civilizations within Africa such as the Kingdom of Aksum, Nubian Kingdom of Kush, etc. Egypt is a mix race Kingdom. I'm just suggesting to please use Science and Research as our guide instead of beliefs and assumptions.

[@halfmoon106]

@@eggsnspam The pre-Arab inhabitants of Egypt were Berbers, who are not dark-skinned at all. Most of them are in Morocco today. I don't know where this idea that ancient Egpytians were Sub-Saharan Africans came from.

[@Lunasent]

I pretend the third movie never happened. Rachel Weisz is irreplaceable. She is the only Evelyn I’ll accept! Edit: Thank you for all the likes!

[@LeticiaMayFourth]

Same here.

[@mctgs]

Yep, for me the third movie never existed..i mean, nothing in the third movie is connected to the first two..

[@aztlalicjuarez9438]

I agree with you, third movie never happened 👍

[@renimartasari8297]

agree

[@SinSynn]

Agreed. She's so beautiful and feisty in this role. A Mummy movie without her was a terrible idea.

[@imhotepsu-namun2401]

Thanks a lot Nefertiri for sending the Pharoah’s bodyguards to kill me.

[@jalynnwilliams6170]

Rose dowling Ayeee someone else who knows about Hatshepsut! 🇪🇬

[@KidsGaming7787]

I miss you when you will be come back

[@jalynnwilliams6170]

Hudson Brown There have been more than one female pharaoh. She’s just more known other than Cleopatra. ☺️

[@26.putugdebagusariastawa58]

@Hudson Brown what about cleopatra?

[@vegassports828]

@Bloody Susan Cleopatra wasn't a Pharaoh but elevated almost to that level. Haphetsut was a Pharaoh by blood.

[@ryancp23353]

I also just love how this scene completes the story, it intertwines the first and the second movie so beautifully, and I will never forget this scene in my entire life

[@kikalcala]

For those talking about accuracy, I was once listening to a radio show where an egyptologist was talking about an incoming travelling exhibition of egypcian art and the conversation got to the topic of ancient Egypt in films and the expert was asked about The Mummy franchise. Well, she said that for example the background for this scene was a pleasant surprise because it depicts quite well how the Pharaoh's court may have looked, and that probably it was as a result of a good historical counselling. I already loved the two first movies, but after that I also appreciated them as more than just entertaining stuff.

[@murtazarizvi368]

why would people find accuracy in a movie. its fiction and if they want accuracy, they should watch a documentary instead

[@frexkles_choxolate7621]

They got the skin colour totally wrong though

[@shortcakes3249]

@Ashley Spurling Egypt is also in Africa. So think that Egyptians are pale with European feature is wrong.

[@shortcakes3249]

@@murtazarizvi368 Because this is someone's culture

[@katieburak93]

Serina Trimble Northern African people are either Arab looking or are white because of the close proximity to Europe

[@cyruscabiles9571]

Rachel weisz one of the most beautiful faces in hollywood.

[@sexyvideos3999]

yes

[@AndreNitroX]

Agree 110 %

[@El.dude97]

Gorgeous face, incredible body, and a true actress, as opposed to an in-your-face SJW

[@lorenzmartincruz]

agreed

[@danielbudik2694]

She's hideous

[@Beautiful-Gorgeous]

Anck -su-Namun was gorgeous she played that role so well

[@sinancelik4104]

Merhaba 🌹🌹🌹

[@teresamyers6992]

A beautiful Latina

[@mickky009]

Beautiful

[@sinancelik4104]

@@mickky009 merhaba 🌹🌹

[@edgaromarquinonesaviles6996]

Latina gorgeous

[@emilyniew]

It's not very often a sequel outdoes the original but the deeper context of the antagonists backstory in the 2nd installation of the mummy made it far more interesting to me than the first.

[@Beanhill_94]

Everything they are doing is so extra and I just love it

[@AliRaza-nm8mf]

Really love u too

[@mysticdragonwolf89]

.....reminds me of how my drama class would do fight scenes - with dramatic flair and obviously out of the way twirls and moves. I tried being over dramatic and I just got tired after doing the same thing for four shows. I finally had enough and tried to end the duel - I was Macbeth and I was fighting MacDuff. Originally there was supposed to be epic combat music (imagine Two Steps from Hell version of Lion King scene Simba vs Scar), our swords and shields were wood but we had metal sound effects, we were wearing armor. The duel was supposed to last roughly 3-5 minutes with near misses and wounds. My friend who played Macduff already knew I was going to try to end it early but he wanted to fight it all out....so in the end we had an all out duel that was not planned - armor and a little of real blood flying, shields being battered. We were actually beating the shit out of each other and everyone thought it was just theatrics. The duel ended when I threw Macduff down and tried to bash in his skull....my sword broke and he impaled me with the sword.....he actually kind've stabbed me, meant to get my side but....yeah....He then finished me off with a baseball slash to the head - that we managed to do with actually hitting me and I the great Macbeth died...thank god it was the last show cause I wouldn't have been able to reproduce that.

[@AliRaza-nm8mf]

@Cyber Jinxed yes babe

[@Bilallovesthedeep]

@@AliRaza-nm8mf thats gay dude

[@KoiYakultGreenTea]

tanya modern day equivalent of this are the training sequences in Wonder Woman

[@25kasa1]

No Mummy movie in future can't beat this classic.. Brendan, Rachel, Arnold, Patricia, John, Oded, Dwayne n Scarab bugs just nailed it.. btw Alan music too..

[@onedayluvwillhappen]

This is my favorite part of the entire movie!!! I used to walk around the house doing this shit.🤣🤣🤣

[@geligel1991]

Yasd ssss

[@Evilregall]

Mike John There's no Egyptian ass here, One of them is from London and the other one is from Venezuela...so yeah sorry for ruin your fetish

[@barbarahardison6369]

Nika Anderson 💀

[@isaacveron4461]

Me too lol

[@nooneseriously22]

Tbh, this is the most memorable scene of the mummy for me. In all 3 movies.

[@adrianavargova]

After so many years I realize how GORGEOUS is Rachel Weisz.

[@thaconqueror777]

Right!

[@RixMorales]

One of the best female sword fights in cinematic history, aside from Kill Bill

[@kujursameer86]

Watch the sword fight scene from "Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon". You may change your opinion.

[@RixMorales]

@@kujursameer86 I already watched it before, I just forgot to include it

[@valentinomays3654]

@@RixMorales well they're not swords. They're actually sai's, axes, and a spear.😊... I love weapons so I know a few things

[@SinSynn]

Gotta give it to Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Michelle Yoh versus Zhiyi Zang (I'm probably spelling both of their names wrong, sorry) - the dojo fight for the sword Green Destiny. Michelle goes through every weapon in the place; swords, spears, wacky pointy/stabby things and she even tries to wield a hammer that's too heavy for her to pick up (Zhiyi waits patiently). I'll deffo give this one a runner up award, but as far as girl on girl swordfight action is concerned (stop it, ya perverts!), Crouching Tiger wins.

[@vegassports828]

@Lee Debo NOTHING will beat the mystery, magic and sensuality of Egypt! Your Crouching Tiger thing has Nothing on this movie! I don't see the difference in those flying style kungfu Chinese movies. ALL of them looked the same!

[@sfiabong7360]

This movie used to scare my brother, at night I would scream IN-O-TEP!!!!! And my brother is throwing things at me, trying to shut me up.

[@antobsso]

Sfia Sorongon jajajaja 😎😎😎 cool

[@davidhatcher7016]

Lol

[@user-xj3vj2jw3i]

Jajajajajaja 😂

[@imgee7224]

Sfia Sorongon omg dead 😂😂😂

[@yum55]

Sfia Sorongon yes jajajajaj

[@Esty568]

In this short scene, they managed to introduce Nefertiti as a character you can care for. I certainly loved her perspective. She is a young woman here. A princess who has a lot to learn and bears the weight of one day becoming a worthy queen. She wants to make her father proud. Then her father chooses a woman, almost in her age as his next wife. She despises this woman. But despite being the princess, she can't do anything about her. Her father is the pharaoh and he chose her, and his word is a god's word. Nefertiti's feelings don't get better, when this woman defeats her every single time they duel, no matter how hard she trains. This also means if the pharaoh dies and Anck-Su-Namun gives him a son, Nefertiti’s future is also taken from her and her life will be in the hands of this woman she hates. She sees how this woman is developing a secret relationship with the high priest, behind her father's back. But she can't do anything about it either, because she can't prove it. After all of this and witnessing her father killed by the woman she despised, i couldn't stop to think, how Nefertiti's story continued. I know she most likely inherited her father's throne, but what did she do or think or feel is something what interested me. Shame there was nothing more about her.

[@sarahjabar6796]

RIGHTTTTTT??? I wanted to know what the aftermath was like for her.

[@dorasabau6599]

Obviously you can see than she fell of that balcony. That's why Evie almost fell of that plane, but her husband saved her. Nefertiri died also, and reincarnated in Evie's body later... that's why Anck su namun called her "Nefertiri" when they fought.

[@Ines_Ella]

If you want the historical answer here it is : Nefertiri married Ramesess II and became Queen of Egypt, her husband is considered the strongest Pharaoh in history . So I guess it was well after she lost her father.

[@KingofKran]

@@Ines_Ella this movie is not based on any actual figure in Egyptian history. The names maybe similar, but this is pure fiction.

[@sweetstrawberrycakesuwu776]

What if she fell off the balcony?

[@cuentaoficialmentesinnombr3613]

"And who better to protect me than my future wife, Anck-su-namun" Boy was he so wrong

[@Ezlaren]

Love how at 2:10, the pharaoh is so amused and amazed by this and Imhotep looks horrified. Never noticed before seeing just this clip by itself.

[@srialekhyananduri7036]

Oh yea! You are right, I just noticed it because of your comment

[@danielasalazarsilva]

I’ve seen this movie a million times and I had noticed Imhotep’s face but not the Pharaohs, it’s like “oh cool my daughter and girlfriend are literally killing each other!”

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

That's because he only sees her as a piece of property who will protect him, Imhotep actually loves her

[@blujay1608]

Check out the looks at 2:15 lol Imhotep is laughing at the pharaoh's weaker daughter while being proud of his mate

[@babygirllynn2264]

@@blujay1608 I think he’s laughing because he knows that Ancksunamun can handle herself and will win because he knows that Nefertiti is letting her emotions get to her you can see how angry she is and the dislike she has for Ancksunamun I think she wanted to protect her father because she didn’t trust Ancksunamun

[@johnsmith651]

Holy shot. Apparently Rachel Weisz did this scene with out any stunt double

[@tiffanymoore1795]

Yay...those ladies were fire

[@joebloggs5318]

Why would she need a stunt double? They were so far apart they could barely touch blades never mind strike one another. And what's with the stupid spinning shit with the axe and bashing with the handle of the spear? Whoever choreographed this was concerned with safety way more than realism.

[@angiegalara]

Apparently? Why? Clearly when they're doing cartwheels and flips they switch with stunt doubles.

[@angiegalara]

So you trying to tell me that in 1:46 was Rachel Weisz xDDD? You are not serious xD

[@thakery5720]

@@angiegalara Yes, the thighs on the woman doing the flips are bigger than Rachel's ones.... if you slow the playback speed you can see this AND where the faces are hidden - facial close-ups inserted later to make it all look real.... it's well done though !

[@kimchunk3220]

Yes we all know: Rachel is beauuuutiful ! Patricia is gorrrrgeous ! Love them both❕

[@aliceberntsson1635]

Rachel has a more gorgeous face. Those lips and eyes..

[@asanta2023]

Alice Berntsson both are beautiful!

[@edykent2458]

And they both look fierce! 🔥

[@joebloggs5318]

Yeah 20 years ago they were so hot. These days not so much.

[@FaraanBabar2616]

In this scene both did look awesome and beauty, Rachel has the smitten dreamy face

[@emst2798]

One of the best movies ever made, first and second. Third one should have waited for Rachel Weis.

[@amuzikfan4ever]

My favorite mummy series ever

[@sunsetph7762]

amuzikfan4ever me too.. Fav ko to

[@journeytrials]

amuzikfan4ever yes this movie was fun

[@jessem4842]

Same

[@benysyance9829]

Buena película

[@blaze556922]

As far as I'm concerned it is the only Mummy series.

[@rtmuzikler1474]

According to flashback, Princess Nefertiri had died by falling from balcony while she's screaming dad

[@ameliadunn3161]

I've seen this movie a billion times and never thought about this

[@abbeybarnes5966]

I actually watched this film again the other day and wondered what happened to her, and if she died in the fall lol

[@BiancaPeres]

I don't think she would be foolish to do that

[@melanie2446]

I think she does die and so does Anack Su an mun

[@cherry_0840]

Yea Princess Nefertiti did died from the fall....otherwise she won’t reborn as Evelyn and including Anck-su-naum she also reborn too. except Imhotep he was rise from the dead by the book of the dead I wonder why he didn’t get reborn probably the sins he murder the King, but Anck-su-naum killed the king too why she still get to reborn...it doesn’t make sense....

[@Thechildd]

Sucks when you think you’ve found your soul mate but realize their a coward who will leave you to die lmfao

[@Amphitera]

that scene was retarded. Only written to make Evelyn and her romance look "superior".

[@Thechildd]

Faewaterspirit yeah that kinda threw me off I was pissed lol but 🤷‍♀️

[@dashachess4204]

to be fair she isn't full Ank suna mun she possess the soul of a reincarnated woman

[@jessgriffiths6325]

Yh I guess they had to kill of the bad guys somehow. Anck-su-namun didn’t seem like someone who would willingly die for Imhotep (Even knowing he would bring her back) only to leave him at the very end.

[@achillesrodriguezxx3958]

@@jessgriffiths6325 Anck su namun did not want to awaken the scorpion King all she wanted was a second chance at life with imhotep. Imhotep chosen power over love. That's why anck su namun did not go and help him as she did not want to be there in the first place.

[@vjimenez8]

The way Anaksunamun looks at Imoteph when he walks by ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@valvihk3649]

I know

[@bryangaldamez790]

that look meant they were going to cheat lol

[@caitlyn2910]

Why is nobody talking about how Brendan's character (who's names I've forgotten) straight up threw himself overboard to save Evie ???????

[@radhika6452]

His character's name was Rick.

[@SushanthSD]

Rick O'Connell

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

Rick O'Connell

[@sweetstrawberrycakesuwu776]

Col. L. Rick O'Connell~~~~~

[@jaypritchett6846]

My hubby would. ❤️ I’m epileptic, and my hubby’s helped me through a lot of things! He even stopped me from getting out of a moving car! *I love my hubby!!!* 🥰😘❤️❤️❤️

[@arwahsapi]

Ancient: "My body is no longer his temple" Modern: "My body is a free real estate"

[@skyinuri8868]

Hahaahha uncivilized

[@BiancaPeres]

what bullshit is this ?? 🤦‍♀️

[@agnbusiness567]

It's the same sentence. The woman chooses who touches her body and who doesn't.

[@aleksandrastevanovic1068]

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[@roseg2239]

Women have rights you know. We're allowed to sleep with whoever we want. It's called freedom, you cave dweller.

[@PhamNicolas99]

Damn Rachel looks so beautiful in this movie.

[@starlight_aditi8752]

Ngocky99 ikr😍

[@davidhatcher7016]

Yup

[@shanehughes3511]

She still does at 50

[@blaze556922]

I agree. She was gorgeous in the first one but really was at her peak here.

[@ZhuGeLiang6969]

rachel and Velasquez both amazing... and hot

[@lee-annthomas737]

The Mummy, The Mummy returns and The Scorpion King is what sparked my love for Egypt and its culture.

[@JackFelixnAtlas]

Who else tried recreating this scene when they were a kid???🤚🤚🤚

[@babyjpark]

Jack FelixnAtlas I remember trying to copy this scene and my relatives will scold me and my friend (who’s actually a guy) that we might get injured because of that😂😂😂😂

[@karlrizvi]

Jack FelixnAtlas lol... once i was acting in a same way and my sister got hurt. I was using viper as a weapon. Lol.

[@JackFelixnAtlas]

Lmao my cousin and I reenact this scene so much it got to the point where she and I were legit practicing to do it for the school talent show. We both got cold feet and hella backed out last minute despite all the practices we did for weeks😂😂😂

[@nylathemysticalcat9518]

I only re-act the dialogue and I am using this scene for a Fanfic I am doing.

[@kitteekittee4010]

Lmao

[@e.d.s7909]

Normal person: Quickly runs to grab weapon. Movie person: Does a thousand backflips to get to weapon.

[@Coco-chrispy]

E D exactly so extra

[@theoneaboveall6633]

@Irfan Alddin Nope, are you outta your mind?

[@vevodaniel6518]

Irfan Alddin If your arab it doesnt mean u have to be Muslim, especially Egyptian some of them are not muslims...... just saying

[@e.d.s7909]

Doesn't yallah simply mean "come on" or "let's go"?

[@ralphjaysongariguez3305]

And we cannot get a weapon coz it's required to do series of back flips first! Hahaha! 😂

[@angelmora3660]

Patricia Velasquez was everything in this movie

[@sle558]

A E M T I wonder what Cleopatra would’ve thought about her character in this series.

[@robertheilmeier2671]

+A E M T She has a very rare and distinct beauty and charisma

[@eduardomerino8098]

Patricia paves the way for other latinos to play characters that aren't necessarily the race of them. You don't have to be the race of a specific character to play that character.

[@earms2949]

Cain Velasquez

[@blacktigerpaw1]

@@eduardomerino8098 Unless it's a white person. Then it's white washing. OK to have a black Ariel, though, because Reasons.

[@fabianfleitas5499]

As a kid the Nefertiri vs Ank-su-namun fights were my favorite scenes from the whole movie. And so my crush on Rachel Weisz began.

[@houseofmatrix6174]

They carried the movie

[@immortalfirefly0641]

one of my favorite childhood movie🙌

[@annakagola-hinditraveller3072]

Hi baby

[@PABLOTORRES-gc6ey]

Me 2

[@yukin1990]

Me three!!

[@romcuteful]

Me too

[@arifquliyev2188]

Me too

[@Deivy_84]

1:18 she mention youtube, damnn she saw the future.

[@PunkForAReason]

😂😂

[@MahinderSG1952]

LOL!

[@sharmiladas3573]

lolzzzz😂😂😂

[@roryallen106]

Actually she saw her past as princess of Egypt and guardian of the bracelet of Anubis himself

[@AngelaMerici12]

Hahahahaha!!!

[@chriswilliamson83]

I seem to remember hearing the actresses decided against stand-ins for the fight scenes so they'd look realistic. Combine that with what l call great camera angles and editing and you've got one of the best fight scenes ever. The fact that they're both so utterly gorgeous doesn't hurt either!!

[@Hervinbalfour]

Agreed. But the producers said this scene was inspired by the big fight scene in Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon between Michelle Yeo and Zhang Zi. At the time, anyone who saw Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon knew where this scene was influenced from.

[@6InchTruth]

Stand-Ins are different from stunt doubles. Dee and Carly Harrop were the stunt doubles would fought in the fight scene. They're twin sisters.

[@davids3539]

I'd be surprised if they both did those flips and swung weapons (even if blunt) at each other.

[@irinka_kat]

Yep! This fight scene and the one in The Craft are my fave fight scenes EVER.

[@harveyspecter1855]

Though, ancient egypt was anything but like this

[@jj-vu5ov]

1:28 always loved this part where they pose in such a specific way that evokes the same distinctive way ancient egyptians depicted people in their artwork

[@leahgriffith60]

"Put your mask back on" see? Even then.

[@pvm3363]

Jajaja...the actual reference

[@mauriciogomes4725]

😌🤭🤣🤣🤣

[@autisticscreechling4950]

Ha! 😆

[@rasowye1139]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@PromiseMcclainActress]

@Charan Raj 😂😂😂

[@midknightmiddleman5887]

Man, the way Imhotep says her name is just ICONIC

[@paksamnang8182]

This movie will never get old

[@ViceN53X]

1:51 I felt that... it hurts

[@blaze556922]

Rachel Weisz was so amazing in this role. The first time I saw her, I thought she was both talented and gorgeous. Little did I know she would be even more beautiful in the sequel.

[@flaxbank2185]

Why did they edit out the part where the pharoah looked at her smudged arm and said something like, 'someone has touched you', right before he got killed? I remember it vividly.

[@hayaglamazonluxe]

My view is they had to reshoot that whole scene for the sequel and they forgot to add that line.

[@richardlara5466]

I think they cut that scene on this movie because it has double meaning if you notice it was seamlesly done using the clips from the first movie into the second movie. There is a huge diff on patricia's face she got thinner on the second part.

[@murtazarizvi368]

it was in the first prequel and everybody knows that scene so they just skipped

[@arsalanhasan2953]

It wasn't necessary for the 2nd time as we all knew it from the previous movie.

[@JRoqqs25]

If you saw the intro of the first movie, the Pharaoh asked "Who touched you?!"

[@conatcha]

I remember a little scene where the Pharaoh realizes that the paint ornament on Anck Su Namun's shoulder is runny and asks "Who has touched you?"

[@lunak1391]

That's in the prequel The Mummy at the beginning

[@LaKellita]

It's from the first movie. They should have left in this scene

[@captainkrishna7144]

It's in first part .

[@Blondie42]

It wasn't necessary for this story. When the Pharoah was saying that the princess was shouting for the guards.

[@beaverde6391]

Yeah me too I thought I had the Mandela effect but I see you remember that scene part too 🤣🤣

[@LeafInTheWind88]

My absolute favorite part in this scene is how everything slows down and Imhotep walks by Anucksunamun, giving her that long stare.

[@nmisa]

After rewatching the Mummy movies I actually thought Imhotep wasn’t all that bad. He just loved the wrong woman 😭😭

[@raveenahayer808]

Not really, it takes two to cheat. He had an equal part in the cheating.

[@charleschuckfinley3304]

Haven’t we all….

[@miracles424]

Was his boss wife!!! He shouldn’t look that woman

[@Sun.Shine-]

I am going to think he has found his match in the underworld. The antagonist in Tom Cruise movie, Ahmanet.

[@LillyWhiteFairy]

​@@charleschuckfinley3304no.

[@HarajukuGhoul]

This movie series is my childhood. Ancient Egypt always intrigued me as a child and still does today. I love learning new things about Egyptian history.

[@beccamarie9782]

This is one of my favorite movie scenes..The time, the actors, the fashion, the lighting and fighting techniques were on point. Loved it!

[@whiteflower5603]

One minor exception - the hand weapons they used at first are Okinawan (sais) used in farming. Just FYI...😊

[@stuffums]

Lol this scene hit way different when I first saw it as a 13 year old boy starting puberty

[@nuallen255]

wow

[@lauracarlo9779]

I have this theory that Nefertiti & Anuk Su Namun were friends, both looks like the same age And after the engagament with the Pharaon and affair with the other both became enemies

[@SkidmoreTx]

Man that would had been amazing history

[@mdsaud5510]

I don't think so. Because when they both fought, it looked like they hated each other and that happened before Nefertiti found out about anuk sunamun and Imhotep

[@arsalanhasan2953]

Anuk su Namun was Nefertiti's teacher in self defence and dagger fight.

[@OcarinaSapphr-]

@@mdsaud5510 Maybe she saw Anuk as a social climber who was angling to marry someone she didn’t love- & the fact that that someone was her father, who she clearly adored- worried her...

[@Tooba-K123]

@@OcarinaSapphr- exactly

[@marlepeace9844]

Gotta say, not smart to have your kissing affair in front of a LARGE window with a LARGE balcony where anyone and everyone can see you. Especially the Pharoah’s daughter whose room seems to be directly facing it. Like, those two LIVE at the palace, how did they forget this detail? They didn’t even close the curtains! A somewhat sad thing I notice is that Anuk Su Namun didn’t really hate Nefertiri, which is not reciprocated. There’s a little competitive smack talk, but Anuk is happy enough to compliment her, smile at her, and even offer her hand to help her up. But Nefertiri just wants nothing to do with her, and this is BEFORE suspecting the affair. It’s not even that she’s sore that she lost, Neferteri implied that she expects her to stab her in the back. Maybe Anuk didn’t like the emperor, but she liked the daughter enough. What gives?

[@roguepoison]

It's called being two-faced.

[@Romartus]

Yes, does seem odd. Still, since Anuck-su-Namun has to walk around wearing just body paint since her marriage to Seti, doing everything in public had become second nature? This is where the film could have done with some more back story and also the relationship between Anuck-su-Namum and Neferteri. Anuck had been her martial arts trainer which is where, no doubt, she had caught the eye of the pharaoh. Perhaps Neferteri's mother had been demoted in Anuck's favour.

[@davidchism6081]

Only to be stabbed in the front millennia later in the 1930's.

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

They probably didn't care at that point. From the look of it, they were probably going to run away and start a new life, but the pharaoh intervened

[@m.e.a.n.y]

I always felt sorry for Anuk. We don't know if she was calculating and lusting for power or just played the cards she was dealt. I don't imagine someone in her position could have much choice. She may have been a coward at the end when reincarnated, but then how young was she when it was _assumed_ by Imotep that she would be his *eternal* love? Obviously we deduce Neyfetiri was suspicious of her, but it could've been nothing more than jealousy. In this period, pharoahs married brothers, sisters, fathers. How do we know Neyfetiri didn't lust for power?

[@mklizzar]

He's one of the few who looks really cool completely bald shaven.

[@JWBabaYaga]

Agreed. Reminds me of Yul Brynner.

[@carolinem.6747]

the other is vin diesel lmao

[@mariezforbes]

True

[@theapproachingstorm2475]

Don't forget Johnny sins he is a man of many profession.

[@Nepthu]

One of the few? Bruce Willis, Vin Diesel, Dwayne Johnson, LL Cool J, Tyrese, Kurt Angel, Georges St. Pierre, Joe Rogan, etc.

[@nibedita002]

The way he hugged his daughter 🥰🥰

[@jojoecutie123]

I love this movie especially this scene where Nefertiti and Anck Su Namun fought... Patricia and Rachael did an awesome job doing this... "My body is no longer in this temple!" Egyptian saying that she's no longer in that temple and the way she ended her life but then Imhotep revives her by using the black book of the dead and read a sentence that brings you back to life!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@mrmanusia]

Its "his tample" not "in this tample" thats mean she's no longer his property

[@jojoecutie123]

@@mrmanusia got it thanks for that

[@masrahman8231]

This movie will never gets old... I could watch it over and over again😍👍

[@ElweEe]

3:15 - 3:25 best scene the way she looked at him is unbelievable

[@sehza-t9d]

She was very stupid actually 😂 like could she be more obvious?

[@ElweEe]

@@sehza-t9d 😂 yea but when you are in love with someone you don’t notice that, and don’t care how foolish and dangerous it may be.

[@sehza-t9d]

@@ElweEe yeah for sure Ive never been in love and I think with my head not with my heart 😂

[@okaunis]

@@sehza-t9d Ah...love. It's an insanity of the mind ruled by the heart. :)

[@sehza-t9d]

@@okaunis in my case, my mind rules my heart and I rule my mind.

[@kinky.kat95]

Ahh yes the ICONIC Egyptian cat fight! Goddess Bastet would be so proud!

[@Hotarubi-dono]

Anck Su Namun is actually my favorite character 🖤

[@Amphitera]

definitely the most egyptian looking one.

[@anitatakanawa88s8]

True

[@celestemartinez773]

@@Amphitera she’s latina

[@Hotarubi-dono]

​@@Amphitera that's part of the reason yah, although I believe the actress is latina(?)

[@TribalGeorgia-m6k]

Me too

[@m22d889]

Everything else aside, can we please appreciate what a committed sweetheart Imhotep was to his love? Like please...even after suffering the worst punishment of his time and dying multiple times, his only goal was to reunite with Anck Su Namun. To resurrect her, his one true love. After all this time and 2 movies in, he still loves her. Where are such guys today? Most are commitment phobic twits or backstabbing assholes. Imhotep was a pure softie.

[@Yobidefy]

Hes definitely just using her lol

[@coldcranberry]

She was ungrateful and left him to die. I guess all the nice guys learned a valuable lesson from this movie. LOL

[@asherikamichaela8425]

@@coldcranberry I wouldn't call Imhotep a nice guy, but the dude's biggest motive was his love for Anck-Su-Namun. Even his lust for power, which one might argue came along with the curse, was no match for that. Personally, I think he should have kept Meela. She seemed a stronger sort. She made out with him in his 3,000 year old magical corpse form and even willingly gave up her life so her previous incarnation could have a second chance.

[@coldcranberry]

@@asherikamichaela8425 I never said he was a nice guy, he's actually kind of a bad person. I was saying that "nice guys" might not want to go through so much for a woman who will end up betraying them. I was just trying to make a point but it wasn't even that serious. Maybe I should have worded it better though. LOL

[@asherikamichaela8425]

@@coldcranberry All good. 🙂 Though, to be fair, he didn't know she would end up betraying him. Out of weakness and fear as opposed to not loving him, but still. 🤷‍♀️ One's capacity for love doesn't correlate with their capacity for good or evil. What can I say? I wrote a bit of poetry about this scene years and years ago, so I kinda studied it far more in depth than I'm sure was intended. 😆😅

[@damionluna4426]

I like to believe that Anack-Su-Anaman was genuinely impressed by Nefertiri

[@jorgebersabe293]

Ala Patton and Rommel.

[@iagoluiz8467]

Yeah, but this fight was just for the sport and the show. Their second round would be more personal.

[@somedude8184]

​​​@@iagoluiz8467it started as just for sport, but Nefertiri was genuinely trying to kill her when she grabbed the real weapons off the wall.

[@somedude8184]

She was impressed, she liked Nefertiri but she could tell Nef didn't like her.

[@iagoluiz8467]

@@somedude8184 I see.

[@Creophagous]

I loved this scene where she discovers her past reincarnation :)

[@unknownwolf8555]

I have flashbacks certain parts of Egypt some of names are very familiar

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

This is my favorite scene. Just love the tension between the women and the conflict. The fact that Nefertiri couldn't stand Aneck Sa Namun, because she knew that she was no good, made her fight all the harder. and learn quickly, I love the extra elements of reincarnation too. Just loved the first and second mummy. As a lover of Egyptology, I can appreciate everything and the absurd that goes with it.

[@lilyaustin8672]

This is a neat fight .I wish Patricia got to be cast in better roles /opportunities in movies like Rachel .

[@anitatakanawa88s8]

Me too

[@xAnescox]

Well in arrested development Patricia was great

[@skrrskrr6464]

4:57 omg even her outfit mirrors that of the body paint in her past self, impeccable attention to detail

[@marioss2167]

It is body paint at 4:57

[@eddieq2189]

This was the best woman weapons combat fight scene ever filmed in cinema history it was close very intense they both fought with anger & fury of each other which made the fight between them much More intense like if they were really fighting each other I haven't seen any other fight scene like this or close to be being this good this is intense since this movie was filmed no other fight scene between two.women had ever been done not any has ever matched or beat this fight scene with intense combat fighting action since

[@StudyabroadWithAbhilasha]

Dress, acting, choreography, beautiful people.. Everything is perfect

[@robinsonmarinumana5682]

Better than batman vs superman

[@kanchankr.chakrabarty1663]

😂😂😂

[@nandhasaran]

Better than captain Marvel too bro

[@chaoticfangurl567]

😂😂👍

[@26.putugdebagusariastawa58]

Better than avenger: endgame

[@sakuraitonen9513]

Better than MCU and DC combined.

[@yoselinballesteros3336]

I love the way Egyptians dress in those times, highlighting even the smallest detail, showing even more the beauty of women, without a doubt they love the golden color.🌟

[@kesliebido9834]

Technically speaking, the actress who plays Anack Su Namun is Native American, along with black, Hispanic and Israeli actors in the film, they may not have hit it on the money with Egyptian actors but they were respectfully diverse given this was the late 90s... and just 4 years ago God's of Egypt came out with ALL Caucasian actors so they did better in that sense. I say they did and meant no harm. I mean, TMR is a classic! 😭

[@Haydee90]

Keslie Bido Patricia Velázquez aka anck su namun is from Venezuela

[@pisceanchaniece5066]

Murce92 that is true but I like how they made this diverse that you can't deny. Even had a biracial black man to play the Scorpion King

[@kesliebido9834]

Murce92 I believe she is both

[@Haydee90]

Keslie Bido she descent from indigenous tribe from colombia-venezuela

[@kesliebido9834]

alice hatterz actually to you both, you need to check your facts. Wayuu, which is the tribe she's indigenous to, is NATIVE AMERICAN from Guarija in Columbia. Homegirl didn't correct me. She just confirmed what I was saying without knowing her own shit. So don't go toting around slapping each other in the ass when you're not even right 100%. FYI Native Americans weren't only native to NORTH AMERICA in case that's why you thought I was wrong. 🌍👓📙

[@lucymasters4910]

Who else wishes long names like Anck Su Namun were normal in western culture? It sounds so cool and beautiful!

[@defcon7653]

Just for you, I'm gonna name my daughter Anck-su-Namun.

[@lucymasters4910]

@@defcon7653 lol YESSS THANK YOU

[@XixiSplash]

It is normal, but wypipo say its ghetto

[@GadisBaliLivesAbroad]

nah, because Anck Su Namun says "you're learning fast" we can get an idea that she is older than Nefertiti or could be a more experienced fighter or even Nefertiti's mentor.

[@MrSqurk]

People do have names like that but just get nicknames at the end of the day.

[@datasilv]

It’s a real time travel into the past. The scenes were very beautiful and original. This queen miracle is beautiful!

[@RebeccaRocha-f7e]

This movie was made in 2001 and it still incredible to watch because Nefertiti is the best and also shee survives at the end of the movie even if she still was atttack and got hurt, she saw her father die but at least she stayed alive 🙂

[@aliciareynolds3342]

my cats fighting in the livingroom while I'm gone for 2 seconds

[@sinancelik4104]

Merhaba 🌹🌹