Brendan Fraser was TOO BAD*SS and CHARMING in *THE MUMMY* (Movie Reaction)

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[@seanwilliams7716]

React to Home On The Range movie

[@marcusw.bryant4857]

25:49 those are "Locusts"

[@FatalCorleone07]

WATCH THE SEQUEL "THE MUMMY RETURNS"

[@vicki7577]

I love Brendan Fraser appreciation!

[@marcusw.bryant4857]

@@FatalCorleone07 and The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor

[@QuestionableLifeChoices]

that scarab going under the skin is a formative memory for every person who saw this movie as a kid lmao

[@jimglenn6972]

Scarabs are carrion-eating creatures. Unless you were already dead, they’re harmless.

[@vancouvervixen4253]

Yes!! 😂

[@finleyknight443]

The good thing is real scarabs aren't flesh eaters. They're actually pretty harmless, but I spent my entire childhood thinking they did eat people 😂

[@dandywelosky1023]

OMG YES

[@Capt620]

For sure

[@acuriouswriter]

Immediately died laughing! “Is this CGI?” “No, they were filming the pyramids when they were being built” 😂

[@Will_3000]

Bryce is hilarious 🤣

[@marcushankins8171]

Funny thing is if you’ve seen corridor crew. They filmed a lot of that practically with miniatures and only some slight cgi

[@Yokaisenn]

i didnt even have to look to know it was zuff who asked that

[@i_think_i_am_lost]

This movie had me crushing on Oded Fehr, Rachel Weisz, and Brendan Frasher all at once. And then the 2nd movie added Patricia Velásquez to the list.

[@SpookyBibi24]

We're a whole generation of bisexuals who had their awakening either with this movie or Pirates of the Caribbean 😂

[@RS-bn1ty]

Brendan was such a stud in this movie 😂

[@gracemon2oe]

This part right here, why were they all so sexy

[@bidishah]

So. So. Many. Good-looking. People. In. One. Movie. ❤

[@ifyouonlyknew811]

​@@RS-bn1ty Only when the camera was rolling.

[@sar.campbell]

This movie was my childhood and it still holds up. An absolute gem.

[@jillmayer9501]

Same! ❤

[@tbakhalid4781]

I remember preferring it over Indiana Johns 😂 even though I’m much more of an explorer like Indiana Jones.

[@Musikchic47]

This is one of my all time favorite movies. I could watch it over and over again :)

[@jenniferfoster1692]

Same. And I have watched it over and over and over, lol!!!

[@dloregonlin31]

I'm not alone!! 😁

[@Coneyislandqueennn]

Same

[@esu___esu]

Saamee.. it’s so good that u canxnever get bored watching it over and over again

[@MrCupidsDaughter]

Same, I adore this movie.

[@serenshadow89]

Anck-su-namun was the pharos's mistress not his daughter. You'll have to watch the sequel to get the story of his daughter. Which, I highly recommend. The Mummy Returns is one of those rare cases of a sequel being as good if not slightly better than the first. It has a more complex story and uses the story of the first film to make something more layered and interesting. Its great! I've probably seen it more than the first, and I've seen the first many, many times. It was one of my favorites growing up. Ignore the 3rd one, though. As far as I'm concerned, it doesn't exist.

[@ifyouonlyknew811]

Then stop begging for a 4th one. It would only be worse.

[@serenshadow89]

@@ifyouonlyknew811 Who says I'm begging for a forth? I actually don't want another one... I don't think they could ever capture the magic and charm again.

[@ifyouonlyknew811]

@@serenshadow89 Then you're the only one of his "fans" who isn't. You're right, it wouldn't. Universal won't work with Brendan anyway, so that ship has sailed.

[@tbakhalid4781]

So I’m not the only one who preferred second movie over first one. Idk it was just more in depth and complex for me and let’s not forget Evy’s story was much more interesting. In first one everything was about an accident and then about survival but in second movies things were more personal between these characters.

[@hanak9370]

No 3 made me want to just walk out of the cinema. The new cast was terrible.

[@acuriouswriter]

Such a fantastic film that the actors put a lot of work into. Brendan Frasier almost hung for real during the scene when his character does, and he continued to act through it. What an incredible human being on the same level as Jack Black

[@ifyouonlyknew811]

Stunt coordinator Simon Crane took the drop through the trap door (there were hundreds of witnesses), sissy Fraser passed out when he went up on his toes on the platform. It was his idea to tighten the noose. It wouldn't happen now with all of his autoerotic asphyxiation experience since then. Apparently he liked it.

[@floppsymoppsy5969]

"You know, nasty little fellows such as yourself always get their comeuppance" is one of my favorite lines of all time.

[@MsNanceePants]

"...Always"

[@rodgill9376]

Foreshadowing at its finest. Rick also foreshadowed it in the form of: "You're gonna get yours, Benny! You hear me?! You're gonna get yours!"

[@gloomygloomstalker3878]

My personal favorite is “Patience is a virtue🎶” “Not right now, it isn’t!”

[@johanna_Green]

It's crazy to know that the scene where O'Connell is hanged was real. He really couldn't breathe (Brendan)

[@yurilon4125]

broke his neck was never the same afterward

[@ifyouonlyknew811]

​@@yurilon4125 You people just love to elaborate on Brendan's already elaborated retelling of a non-event. Even he never claimed to have broken his neck. If he was never the same again, how did he do the sequels and a couple of other action movies over the years? The Stunt coordinator Simon Crane took the drop through the trap door. There were hundreds of witnesses in the apartment building in Morocco they used as the prison. Brendan had 5 stunt doubles in The Mummy movies. They're documented.

[@cosesu8929]

​@@ifyouonlyknew811 You know you can be right and inform people without being a pretentious jerk.

[@ifyouonlyknew811]

@@cosesu8929 Apparently not. Fraser's fairweather fans are clearly brain dead and willing to believe anything he says, no matter how ludicrous. I tried being polite a long time ago, but they are immune.

[@eerroottaa]

One thing about Johnathan, he is the type of character that will survive the apocalypse 😂😂 Loki has nothing on Johnathan when it comes to survival

[@fernandaparraguirre5237]

i was smiling so fucking much just seeing this video pop up in my feed it's absolutely ridiculous lmao i'm so glad you guys reacted to this movie!!

[@SamanthaSierraOr]

I CANT WAIT for y’all to watch the second movie! It’s my favorite one!

[@madNbooks]

I was in elementary school when this came out and even now I make a point to watch it at least once a year - it still holds up. I love the way they captured that kind of “Egypt-fever” of that post-WW1 era and brought that kind of classic adventure story feel along with it. It somehow manages to strike that balance of the adventure with some pretty well-done horror - the body horror of the scarabs under the skin still makes me flinch it’s so creepy and unsettling. And all the great stuff with the mummy himself in the design and the way he sucks people dry…chef’s kiss. Well done and at the time pretty cutting edge in terms of the technology for the creature. That and the cast just all being ridiculously charming and fun - I can’t help but just enjoy the ride every time I watch, even when I know what’s going to happen. Also I love how we laugh at Johnathan and his comedic relief but it’s hit me now more as an adult that he’s actually kinda like the secret GOAT amongst them all?? Given his age, he absolutely served at and almost miraculously survived the front in WW1 and likely watched most if not all his friends die horrific deaths in the process…but he also picks pockets even while being choked by Imhotep, knows to blend in with the boils and sores horde in order to get to the escape vehicle. can handle firearms, and can read/translate/speak ancient Egyptian even if not quite as well as his sister.

[@RaixsOreh]

Ikr? alot of people miss how good Jonathan really is because his comedic dummy moments stand out, but he obviously knows his shit at the very least, he surprisingly knows how to read heiratic and heiroglyphs (though not as good as Evie), he was well versed in scholarly matters enough that he actually knows the plagues of egypt that he can quote them, and he can shoot too! considering that he survived the Medjai's first attack on them when they got to Hamunaptra WHILE drinking! Johnathan is basically what would happen if you took someone with Evie and Rick's skills, lower the skills abit, and made them clever, witty, and funny. he's basically a supporting role to both of them.

[@noemisarah98]

That "Egyptfever" which started with finding Tutankamum is called Egyptomania and I actually learned about it in one of my very first lectures

[@tbakhalid4781]

I always liked Johnathan because despite his comedic timing he actually served a purpose to the story. He had the balance of all characters in this movie tbh. He didn’t believe in dead like those American boys but unlike them wouldn’t underestimate death and get himself in trouble, even if he do get himself in trouble so he’ll try to blend in the environment just like how he did when Imhotep’s slaves came in while he was trying to start the car and how he distracted Imhotep to get the key. He knew enough stuff that he needed to know about history instead of being a pro like his sister. It’s good to see how Alex is the mixture of Johnathan, Evelyn and Rick in sequel.

[@bethyoshida6715]

I also always liked Johnathan and also figured he must've suffered from PTSD back when I first watched this. I still love The Mummy.

[@Labyrinth6000]

Yeah, you can notice in 60s movies people were over obsessed with Egypt. Almost equivalent to weaboos with Japan.

[@For_Yest3rday]

The way my friends and I died laughing seconds into the video with Zuff saying “As 🐳” 😂😂😂 I’m sure you guys will love this!!

[@cometgirl217]

Totally deserved a bigger response! I wasn’t expecting it and almost did a spit take

[@lordwalker71]

The actress who played the Pharaoh's mistress was a supermodel back in the 90's, she was also one of the few who was out about being a lesbian. I always thought it was weird that Imotep was punished by being buried alive yet they gave him a curse that would make him so powerful if ever released.

[@RS-bn1ty]

I liked the detail of him being afraid of cats as cats were worshipped, pretty much treated like royalty and they have a cat goddess as well. Cats are pretty much the protectors in the underworlds and Imothep is unholy. Nice little detail

[@to0muchtoan]

I think it's like the rule of thumb for curses in movies: you suffer for all of eternity BUT you get superpowers if the curse is ever lifted.

[@dylanmijer2890]

The curse was for the people whoever awakens him as a punishment for awakening him.

[@ifyouonlyknew811]

@Mr.Bishop71 Her IMDb biography is hilarious.

[@chalmapatterson544]

Why is her sex life important

[@jareeohs]

One of my favorites. Ben and Rachel were both great to watch and had amazing chemistry. They were both terrific eye candy lol

[@jamiestrand4506]

I have been in love with Brendan Fraser since Encino Man (which you definitely need to watch)! So incredibly happy that he is finding his groove again and getting the recognition he deserves! He has so many amazing quirky, fun movies that I think you guys would love, but the one I really fell in love with him in was Blast From the Past (which he did right before The Mummy so kind of got overshadowed a bit). There are some scenes in Blast From The Past that really made those of us that have actually watched it fall head over heels for that man. It also has a great cast. He also plays a very brief cameo in the hilarious Son-In-Law (Pauly Shore plays the main character, who was also in Encino Man with him). Of course Bedazzled really shows off his range since he plays multiple, very different characters. Really hope you will be checking out more of his goofy comedies in the future!

[@yurilon4125]

also became a fan after Encino man, then George of the jungle and finally after the Mummy 1 and 2 became a Stan

[@allisonreilly1952]

Blast from the Past is so underrated!!!

[@melissaisloud7404]

I remember seeing all of these in theaters as they came out. The original came out when I was a kid. Brendan Fraser ruled a good portion of the 90s. He’s a great actor and an even better man.

[@ifyouonlyknew811]

@melissaisloud Please link me to his list of charities, the toddlers he saved from drowning, the bank robberies he's thwarted, the diseases he's cured and the countries he's fought for.

[@ivanivez7456]

I saw the original on VHS in 2000. I was six years old. The film gave me nightmares as a kid lol. Now it’s one of my favourite films

[@staybyheart9021]

Literally my favorite movie since I was 8, Brendan was definitely one of the most iconic actors of that decade... love it!

[@brookeelzowry]

Fun fact: Due to a prop malfunction, Brendan Fraser was actually choking to death when being hanged. A few more seconds and he would've lost consciousness 😳

[@ifyouonlyknew811]

@brookeelzowry He did lose consciousness, because the big sissy wanted the noose tighter and he stood on his toes. It wasn't a prop malfunction. Stunt riggings aren't props.

[@ariellaalexander4306]

This movie is so sentimental to me. My dad and I watched this and the 2nd one a lot when I was growing up. My father is now battling bladder cancer for the 2nd time. I pray he pulls through but he's in his 70s so chances are slim. No matter what happens these movies will always remind me of him. 🥺💜 F*ck Cancer.

[@susanharrah3462]

My father in law had bladder cancer for the second time in his early nineties and survived it. Went into remission. It can happen. I'll pray for him.

[@ariellaalexander4306]

@@susanharrah3462 thank you. I pray he recovers too. He had the tumor removed a few days ago and chemo treatment. 💜

[@shania991]

Doesn’t matter how old I will always go back and watch the mummy Brendan Frasher is amazing, the cast was PERFECT I really hope you guys watch the second one 🙌🏾

[@shainewhite2781]

YES!! One of my favorite movies as a kid! In th early '90's, horror film directors Wes Craven, John Landis, John Carpenter, Clive Barker, Tobe Hooper, Mick Garris, and George Romero were considered for the project. Stephen Sommers, a fan of the original Mummy movies, was hired for the job after the his last film DEEP RISING, bombed at the box office a year earlier. Sommers said in an interview that he wanted this film to be "a cross between Indiana Jones meets Jason And The Argonauts" as the monster or villain always give the hero e hard time. Before Brendan Fraser was cast as Rick O'Connell, Kurt Russell, Sylvester Stallone, Matthew McConaughey, Brad Pitt, Chris O'Donnell, Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Ben Affleck and Tom Cruise were considered for the role. Cruise would star in the 2017 reboot, which was not well received by Critics or fans of the original film. When Brendan Fraser saw the reboot, he called it "a heartless joyless soulless remake of a beloved franchise." The film was a box office and critical success, making $420 million dollars against a $80 million dollar budget.

[@davidwaller1909]

Such a good movie! I remember watching this in theaters with my parents and just being hooked on the franchise since then.

[@IndieCindy3]

I’ve seen this movie a countless number of times and I don’t think I’ll ever get bored of it. It’s a classic and it’s so much damn fun. Just a great mixture of adventure, comedy, action, thriller, and a bit of romance. On a side note: L.A. is my hometown, so I love seeing Rob wearing the Laker gear!! 💛💜

[@Kuroo21]

Same. I've watched it sooo many times xD

[@roxysdg334]

BRENDAN FRASIER IS GREAT! My kids loved him in George of the Jungle and Enseno man! You guys would love both of those movies, just good fun!

[@TheHeroClass]

If you're watching more Brendan movies, gotta check out Bedazzled, Encino Man, Monkeybone, Airheads, Dudley Do-Right, and Dickie Roberts (small, but effective cameo). Love it you guys! Keep the great reactions coming!

[@Amberelyse]

Blast From The Past and School Ties too

[@suzzy9876]

I freaking loved Blast From the Past

[@rebekah975]

George of the jungle!

[@Buttascotch]

Yes! I loved him in Mrs. Winterbourne as well, with him and Ricki Lake. Cute movie

[@priscillas4722]

I loved this movie! It was actually the reason I learned hieroglyphics back then and loved anything to do with Egypt! 🤭 Brendan was so charismatic in these movies!😍 I hope you can react to the second one too!! 🙏🤎

[@bessythompson1472]

so, clarification: Anck-su-namun was actually one of the Pharaoh’s wives. Evie was an incarnation of the Pharaoh’s daughter. That was why Imhotep recognized her when he saw her for the first time. And the plagues are based on the plagues in the Bible with Moses. Great reaction, I really enjoyed “rewatching” this movie with y’all. It is definitely a childhood favorite.

[@Eternalsfan]

Not incarnation. Reincarnation lol.

[@bessythompson1472]

@@Eternalsfan sorry for the typo

[@molcost22]

Also, I don't think they had the idea for her as the daughter yet in this movie. I think it's supposed to be that when Imhotep took the first guys eyes, that was the guy that has glasses. So he just has poor eyesight and can't tell the two women apart lol

[@bessythompson1472]

@@molcost22 i recently watched the second movie and didn’t realize they showed this until then. for some reason I figured it hd always been part of the story since I used to watch them so much as a kid, but it wasn’t until recently that I realized they didn’t introduce that storyline until the second movie.

[@outthewindow716]

glad to know I am not the only one who remembers House of Anubis thanks zuff

[@krodlax6]

like I always say I love Bryce he"s just so subtly so funny with his comments

[@element18ar]

It killed me how many times "that old" was referenced lmao you guys are awesome

[@BatmanFanGirl]

Right?! lol I saw this movie when I was 20 in the theater. Everything they call it old I die a little. LOL

[@henny8027]

I love when Zuff breaks out in song 😂😂

[@bidishah]

This is one of those movies I can never get enough of. So so rewatchable. ❤

[@swifty1147]

Legit one of my favorite movies of all time. It's so perfectly casted, the script and story structure is perfect, the score, the tone of horror, comedy, romance, and charm is perfect.

[@aimeemarie5462]

This is a movie I could watch over and over again with no shame.

[@mikhalaa746]

Beni is hilarious. He'll definitely do anything to survive 🤣

[@Luke-vf6qc]

Same here I couldn't help but laugh even tho he betrays Rick😄

[@hannahmae676]

I’ve been waiting for this reaction. Such a classic ✨👏🏼.

[@TheEmpressPortal]

I loved this so much as a kid & still love it now as an adult, there’s so many details and more to appreciate every time I watch it 🙌🏼

[@jenniferfoster1692]

This is a perfect movie, period. The best of its kind. Brendan and Rachel were incredible the entire time. Watch The Mummy 2, it's also very good! Thank you for doing long reactions, I really appreciate this 1 hr video so much!!! Too many reactors do such short videos.

[@LtSarai]

I watched this movie on VHS at like 10 years old at a friend's house and it scared the ever loving shit out of me. But once I got a bit older it became one of my favorite movies.

[@rebekah975]

A big HELL YEAH for Brendan Fraser getting the love he deserves finally ❤ also this is literally bisexual panic the movie.

[@ifyouonlyknew811]

@rebekah975 Could that be due to the 2 bisexual leads?🤔

[@Psichotica7]

@@ifyouonlyknew811 Which actors are you referring to?

[@pearluniverse7878]

"last tuesday it happened to me" had me rolling lmaooo

[@JMac7395]

Anuksunamun was the pharaoh's mistress not the princess. Remember, no other man was allowed to touch her. Imhotep was sentence to death for stealing her body. If you want to see "the princess" aka Pharaoh's daughter, you'll have to watch the sequel. A fan theory suggests that Imhotep referred to Evelyn as Anuksunamun because of the bad eyes he absorbed from Mr. Burns. Remember Mr. Burns had poor eyesight. Also it's believed that Imhotep used the wording "princess Anuksunamun" as a term of endearment for his dead lover, not as her official title. Evelyn is not the reincarnation of Anuksunamun. I hope you guys watch the sequel soon👍👍

[@ifyouonlyknew811]

It isn't a fan theory.

[@tbakhalid4781]

I don’t know how all three of them looked over the fact that Anak Sunamun was Pharoah’s mistress not daughter. It was mentioned twice in movie. They didn’t even notice that Imhotep was priest and they killed the actual Pharaoh.

[@on9luddite]

The glasses scene scared me so much as a kid that I refused to take my glasses off for agessss 😂 not when I sleep, taking a shower, at the pool… nothing !

[@PokhrajRoy.]

‘The Mummy’ is absolutely unhinged but in the best way possible. It has 2 leads with unreal chemistry.

[@roxysdg334]

BEDAZZLED WOULD BE A GREAT MOVIE FOR YOU GUYS TO WATCH. BRENDAN FRASIER AND ELIZABETH HURLEY!

[@SnailHatan]

Bro Zuff was especially slow this movie lmfao. “1923” “how do they have guns??”

[@shellerz_6339]

It was so awesome to see it when it came out in theatres 😊😊 even more so as it coincided with when DVD players came out and only a few movies were available on dvd. The Mummy was one of them. Good times 😊 great reaction guys xx

[@melenatorr]

As a bookish introvert, I love Evie's "I am a Librarian". One of the things I love most about this movie is her set of priorities: correcting Beni's translation at the oddest moment; and another one of my favorites: "Take THAT! Bembridge scholars!"

[@anakaren9597]

I'm 34 and I still love this movie, I used to watch it every weekend with my friend and I still watch it whenever it comes on now. I know every line. I do love the mummy returns maybe just as equally as well. So glad you liked it!

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

The Mummy is one of my favorite movies. I love Rachel Weisz as the brainy, beautiful leading lady, Brendan Fraser as the adventurous man of action, and Arnold Vosloo as the chief villain. Also, they did get the mummification practices correct when Evy described how ancient Egyptians removed people's brains (minus a slight omission: they used the hook to also punch a hole in the person's skull so the brain drained out when they were rolled over). And I always get jumpscared when Jonathan is toying around in that damned sarcophagus, no matter how many times I've seen this movie. Also, to speak scientifically: Horses are faster than camels, but camels are better adapted to life in the desert. Camels have fat reserves in their humps that they use for fuel for weeks on end, though they do have to refuel after a while. They also have long eyelashes to keep sand out of their eyes and their feet spread their weight so they don't sink in the deep sand.

[@Sensationalhehe]

HEY BENNY LOOKS TO ME LIKE YOURE ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE RI VERRRRR classic movie

[@RobOlivierbjr64]

I love this, “The Mummy”, “The Mummy Returns” and “Blade” and “Blade II” are like comfort food to me. I can watch these films over and over again. I enjoyed watching your reactions to this. Hope you do the sequel, you won’t regret it👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😎

[@jenng7389]

i love to see the younger generations discover some of the greats. this is one of my favs.

[@stephanie3230]

I've heard that Oded Fehr's character was supposed to have died, but after screen tests, found out everybody loved him and didn't want him to die, so he showed up at the end.

[@CorinaStadler]

I was about 7 when this movie came out, and it was playing on a big television at a family friend's Halloween party. I came in just when they were mummifying Imhotep alive and was definitely scarred for a long time! I didn't try watching it again for almost 10 years after that. It's an amazing movie and definitely holds up even all these years later!

[@Lauren-zx3gx]

This and the second were such a HUGE deal when they came out. The Mummy is so iconic and Brendan Fraser is amazing. And the ride is still there in Universal Orlando. I go on it every year for HHN. You guys should watch more of his classics.

[@jacquedenise86]

I love this whole franchise. (Haven't seen the one with Tom Cruise, though), and I feel like this was a major introduction for me to scifi and fantasy.

[@ianp1986]

“1923, they had guns then, right?” You guys have heard of World War I, yeah? 😂

[@crystalpritchard5065]

I don’t know if you guys recognized him but the actor who plays Jonathan, the brother, is the scientist at the beginning of The Last of Us who talks about fungus being the end of humanity.

[@needyverse]

I think it's always going to be hard to understand what The Mummy did for representation of totally different characters in this genre at the time... so many films and series have been influenced by the impact it had and you'll always have a difficult time watching it after growing with the cinematic evolution it caused. There are a few movies like that, where it'll be hard to capture the reason it's so well-known by those who watched it around the original release - like The Matrix is one that always comes to mind for me.

[@Treyshon00]

I remember watching this growing up, was one of the first thriller/adventure type movies I watched. WATCH THE SEQUEL!! PLEASE! It’s JUST as good!

[@gabriela.svargas]

Oh my Godddd I can’t believe you guys watched my favourite childhood movie 😍🤩🥹❤️

[@ezelldaniels6064]

One of my all time favorite movies. Especially 2. So glad I was able to experience these movies in cinema during my teenage years. 👏🏻👏🏻 These movies are so underrated and so good. 🙌🏼 Great reaction you guys. 👌🏻

[@megdelaney3677]

❤‍🩹LOVE LOVE LOVE this movie!!! And Encino Man 1992 -George of the Jungle 1997 -Blast from the Past 1999!!!

[@confessionofabookdragon]

I was 9 years old when the movie came out. And I saw it and it scared the crap out of me. But it is one of my favorite movies ever! I also loved the 2nd one. Brendon Frazier is one my favorite actors. You should see his other movies. Like School Ties, George of the Jungle, Blast From the Past, Enchoman

[@JessieHTX]

Hearing someone say they just heard about The Mummy makes me feel so old. I saw it in the theater in 1999. I was 15. 😂

[@Fightingforthelost]

Funny story (Funny uh-oh, not funny haha). While in Afghanistan/Iraq (can't properly remember which), my husband noticed a tickle on his leg, then his chest, then he looked at the laptop that was sitting on his chest, and a camel spider the size of a dinner plate was just sitting there, chilling on the keyboard. He promptly slammed the laptop closed on it, hurled the laptop off his chest. The spider escaped. Don't think he slept very well that night...

[@shereeamy6781]

As a child I honestly fancied all the main characters in this movie and the next Haha

[@kaydecrosby5148]

Omg this notification made me so happy! I love this movie so much and the second as well! Love the reactions ❣️

[@Kolious_Thrace]

One of my favourite films when I was a kid! The cgi was a bit bad at that time but still was a legend for its time! I’m not even near to an Egyptologist’s knowledge but even though I love it, it has so facts veryyy wrong! First, he said 5 canopic jars… NEVER! Anyone that has even read one children’s book for Egypt he will know that the canopic jars were always 4! •The *Baboon-headed* jar was the God Hapi protecting the lungs! • The *Human-headed* jar was the God Imsety protecting the liver. • The *Jackal-headed* jar was the God Duamutef protecting the stomach. • The *falcon-headed* jar was the God Qebehsenuf protecting the intestines. The heart was removed and placed in a special jar on top of the body. The rest of the organs as well as the brain were removed and tossed because it contained huge amount of fluids/water and it was impossible to be kept within the mummy because the whole point of making a mummy was to completely dry the corpse, taking out all the humidity so it can be preserved for ever! The body was left inside a mountain of salt for 40-50 days to be completely dry. Then, they added cinnamon and other spices to make it smell a bit better! Wrapped in kilometres of linen cloth dipped in trees’ resin to seal it from air-oxygen contact! Also, Hamunaptra as the city of the bead with all the treasures of the late pharaohs… totally made off their minds. Also the whole ritual and the curse, the black and golden book… Ah these took “books” were not books, they are are called codex. They weren’t books back then. Only pieces of parchment and papyrus! Codexes were slabs of wax where writers could easily write and erase texts on them! But ok, it is a fictional film so… 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@GabrielaGarciaLeon]

43:11 Crash landing? on you~ 😂 I love Brendan and this is one of my fav movies.

[@rodgill9376]

Jerry Goldsmith also KILLED it with the music in this movie.

[@ifyouonlyknew811]

When did "killed it" become a compliment?

[@rodgill9376]

@@ifyouonlyknew811 you’d be surprised lol

[@saintkelso]

"by sucking em dry that's how"

[@namine9928]

I have so much trivia knowledge on this movie. FOR EXAMPLE the Hanging scene with Brendan almost went horribly wrong. There was a error with the length of the rope and he was actually pretty much choking. At first they thought it was just amazing acting, but rushed in when they realized he wasn't touching the base correctly.

[@spikeluv84]

I would say The Brenaissance started to kick up when Tom Cruise did a darker remake of The Mummy in 2017. We gave it the biggest damn "no bitch" sideeye ever!😂

[@ifyouonlyknew811]

@spikeluv It started after that self-serving AOL interview in 2016. Universal didn't want Brendan. They still don't.

[@ryanje8147]

Bryce said his uncle dropped a sand crab down his shorts and it bit his butt. LOL

[@Bonobanos]

its Fraser like Razor

[@laurajaynenolan2149]

It’s Fraser like Razer gaming tech

[@bnm7990]

I hope y’all continue and watch The Mummy Returns, it’s also a fun one! Also, based on how y’all reacted to the end, I hope y’all watch The Descent one day if y’all haven’t seen it!

[@excrim2]

This movie and the 2nd one remind me my childhood, when we watched it at the Christmas "party" with our whole family by my uncle house

[@meilaolsen2212]

"I cant see with out my glasses" the way he said that reminded me of adventure time in the thief city lol

[@cozycramorant9017]

Seeing this movie again, I feel so old, but it's a classic and great to see again.

[@megancunningham2460]

Living for that House of Anubis callout! GREAT show

[@Sinvare]

Winston WW1 Pilot 1914-1918, definitely wants to join his comrades, a combination of survivors guilt, PTSD and wanting a death that is something more than just getting old. Fighter pilots got lots of great press, but in April 1917 the life expectancy for new British Pilots was eleven days. Once experienced your life expectancy shot up, but it would of been hell to see all the new recruits, who likely looked up to you and asked for advice, die again and again.

[@sujugothkitten]

This version is a remake loosely based off the original 1932 classic, honestly i like both of them. If you guys wanna check out a really campy comedy of his George Of The Jungle is kind of a Tarzan spin off. He was also in a movie called Encino Man with Pauly Shore. Brenden got his start as a comedy actor, I think The Mummy was his kind of first "serious" role but not to sure about that. Also scarabs dont act like they show in the movie all a scarab is is a dung beetle but the ones in the movie are supposed to be cursed.

[@ifyouonlyknew811]

@sujugothkitten School Ties 7 years earlier. Hop over to IMDb.

[@thatbluejayx]

You guys were talking about the ten plagues of Egypt and how crazy they are. They actually originate from the bible, and includes water turning to blood, frogs, gnats, flies, locusts, disease on livestock, boils, hail/storms and fire from the sky, darkness, and death of the firstborn in each household. This movie only shows some of them

[@JENuaryGirl04]

The second one is so good, even better than the first one in my opinion. Can't wait to see you guys react to it

[@NiranGs]

This film...I could go on and on about this film. I loved it growing up and I love it still, it's my favourite and I could watch it over and over again.

[@SkidmoreTx]

This one and the second are my comfort and escape movies when I’m feeling down.

[@bidishah]

So many crushes in one movie, be still my beating heart. I loved this movie so much growing up. Even Imhotep was hot 😂

[@emilywilliams1170]

The ten plague are: Exodus 7-12 1: Water turns to blood * 2: frogs( everywhere ) 3: Gnats 4: Flies * 5: Livestock dies 6: Boil* 7: Hail (on fire) * 8: Locusts 9: An Eclipse* 10: death of first born * These are the ones in the movie just out of order.

[@ems5454]

one of my favorite movies everrrrr!!! please watch the next one as well, it's just as amazing as this one

[@justlive2809]

this is my childhood movie i was around 4 when i see it for the first time with my cousin same age and we were obsessed with this still are

[@avaf.9496]

Zuff, I loved House of Anubis too! I got so excited when you mentioned it, haha, it feels like I’m the only one who watched it sometimes

[@LordXarti]

Mummification is horrific even when you are already dead. The process involves removing the body's 5 major organs and placing them in sacred ceramic jars to be used later in the afterlife. (Egyptian belief was that the dead had no need of them, but saved them in jars just in case they were needed). They would remove your tongue with a knife. (It was believed that spirits could communicate without speech hence the removal of your tongue) They removed your lungs with white-hot tongs shoved down your throat to burn them, then removed them in chunks by ripping them out piece by piece. (It was believed that since you were dead you did not breathe air as when you were alive, thus the Egyptians deemed the lungs unnecessary in death) After the lungs were removed they poured salt down your throat to shrivel your stomach down to 1/5 it's size and pulled it out with iron or steel clamps. (It was argued amongst many Egyptians as to whether you actually needed sustenance in death so they did both, they removed your stomach AND painted fields of grain along with many jars of wine on the walls of your tomb just in case they were needed) To remove your heart Egyptians would use fish-hooks attached to thin bamboo reeds about 2 feet long shoving them down the throat pulling out bits of your heart at a time over & over again until the entire heart had been removed from the body. (It was believed that once dead the body had no need to circulate blood through it any longer in order to move) Finally they removed your brain (with your eyeballs attached) by shoving the same fish-hook reeds up your nose and pulled out your brain & eyes in chunks until fully removed. (It was believed that the body retained your essence (some could call this your soul) and thus the brain was no longer viable to the dead and also that the dead could sense everything around them hence the removal of the eyes) Now just try to imagine going through ALL of that while still alive.

[@noemisarah98]

Breaking the neck on immediate impact is actually a luxury, most hanged people suffocated

[@IDyce88]

i really liked the meeting between Benny and Imhotep, it showed historical reference. Benny showed various religious symbols from around his neck and spoke in different languages...eventually he spoke in what we now know as jewish...back is ancient egypt their people would have been slaves to the egyptians. Imhotep's final words as he sunk into the pool were "Death is only the begining."

[@Markyajv]

Evelyn is played by Rachel Weisz whose married to Daniel Craig. She's in a series now called Dead Ringers based on the David Cronenberg movie.