*WE COULDN'T BELIEVE...* The Mummy (1999) Reaction: FIRST TIME WATCHING

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[@roleplayer10]

How can nobody realize Winston wanted to die? He helped knowing he was going to die. He was ready to die so he could be with his buddies from the war that he missed. He just needed a noble cause to sacrifice himself for

[@jenniferfoster1692]

Yes, he actually explicity says he wants to die, he was just too bored with life and wanted to go out as a hero and adventurer, which he did.

[@sersastark]

this!!!!

[@Bane2Face]

Truth!!!!

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

I can forgive when subtext goes by the audience, but when it is EXPLICITLY stated in the movie and its also literally the character's introduction, I have to wonder if the audience is even paying attention...

[@JarvisCosric885]

Agreed and Winston is a favorite of mine in addition to all the other characters in this excellent movie

[@thegingergyrl455]

Brendan Fraser was so dreamy then. He’s still lovely but I remember watching him in the theater with my best friend and both of us being smitten by him immediately ❤. This was not our first Brendan Fraser movie, but he was just so handsome here.

[@mattstanford9673]

I'd go gay for Brendan. He was buff as hell in George of the Jungle.

[@HABO2210]

@@mattstanford9673 "WATCH OUT FOR THAT TREE"

[@seaneendelong8065]

I did a stunned double take at a different Canadian YTer who looks (if possible) like a better Brendan and even has a great voice and goofy sense of humor. If you haven't stumbled over it, Curiousity Inc

[@liamwarner5749]

Shame he got so badly injured doing his stunts.

[@sersastark]

hes getting back there. he gained weight for two roles, specifically the whale and killers of the flower moon. hes slowly getting down from that!

[@awesome3995]

There's actually a fan theory that Jonathan is World War 1 vet, which explains some of the things he says and some of his mannerisms.

[@nickreacts6394]

Oh dang I like that theory a lot!

[@awesome3995]

@@nickreacts6394 me too. And it makes sense, given the year the movie and WW1 took place, also Jonathan's assumed age and being British.

[@thejamppa]

He is good shot... So yeah. Having this kind of behaviour wasn't uncommon some veterans. it was their way to cope brutality of WW1 trenches.

[@Wildcatt79]

Yup. You see more of it in the second movie, too. Highly recommend giving it a watch!

[@AcornSmokes420]

In the 3rd movie they explain it

[@passtouchgoal]

Those first 2 Mummy films with Rachael Weiss were just cinematic classics, and yet more movies, that you can name when one if the new 'Starlets' claim there were no strong women in movies, the exploits of a humble Librarian kept me more enthralled than any Marvel/DC Heroine.

[@Richard_John_5]

Rachel in mummy 1999 is a perfect example of born sexy yesturday trope, she doesn't act her age. She's not bold nor mature, she was the damsel in distress to be saved, scared and kissed without permission by the men.

[@katherinebaxter6870]

I love the combination of action, romance, horror and comedy. Such a great movie. I’m glad you watched it.

[@floppsymoppsy5969]

"Nasty little fellows such as yourself always get their comeuppance." is something I have quoted many many times in my life. Wise words worth repeating.

[@bfdidc6604]

I always loved that exchange too.

[@marieleelee]

No joke this is the movie I must have seen 100 times growing up.We had it on VCR and then DVD and we watched it any time it was on tv, during summer school breaks, on the weekends. I was obsessed for years with it lol

[@spangelicious837]

Brendan Fraser has range. He started with goofy characters, like Encino Man and George of the Jungle, then action movies like this and then more serious movies, like School Ties and With Honors. All highly recommended if you want to see his full range.

[@yulimoonshine]

YAY!!! Glad ya'll are watching this movie, it's one of my FAVORITES

[@vikimseruh4500]

I love the Mummy movies with these actors. Rick and Evy are my favorite super couple. Love their love story. Also Romancing the Stone and Jewel Of The Nile are two good sequel movies to watch with Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner. Allan Quatermain : King Solomon's Mines And The Lost City of Gold are two more adventure with Richard Chamberlain and Sharon Stone.

[@barrymoreblue]

Woo hoo! Romancing The Stone!!!

[@nickreacts6394]

Yes! The love story stands out as great in this film and really helps make everything work. Great chemistry, great banter, incredible actors! Thank you for the recommendations as well :)

[@Raven5150]

Brendan was actually strangled during the hanging scene

[@yulimoonshine]

Yes! Poor guy, he jokes that he almost died in this film and that is so dark watching the movie back realizing how terrifying this was.

[@nickreacts6394]

Seriously? I heard about something similar happening in Back to the Future hanging scenes seem just too dangerous for Hollywood to get right...

[@AtlasBlizzard]

I'm not surprised, that looked way too real, especially the wide shot where the lever's pulled and he goes down.

[@lynnevetter]

Last comment. I looove Oded Fehr, he is Ardeth Bay. He is also in the sequel, Mummy Returns . And you should watch the original Resident Evil movie and it's sequel (I cannot vouch for the rest, I've only seen 1-3), Oded plays Carlos in Resident Evil Apocalypse (part 2)... Who is one of my favorite characters from the game. And Brendan Fraser, you should watch Blast From the Past, if you haven't. Pure Magic.

[@k.s.k.7721]

Oded Fehr also had a role in Star Trek: Discovery - 2nd and/or 3rd seasons, I think. He's gotten even more handsome with age.

[@christinamoxon]

@@k.s.k.7721 He played a recurring villain in Charmed, too.

[@kevinnorwood8782]

Evie gets a couple things wrong when she’s talking about mummification. They actually DIDN’T remove the heart and brain. They left the heart in because, according to their mythology, the heart was required for Anubis to test you to see if you’re worthy of entering the Afterlife. Anubis places your heart on a scale and weighs it against a feather, and your heart needed to be lighter than a feather to be allowed access to the Afterlife (if you committed a lot of sins and didn’t atone for them, the guilt for those sins would weigh down your heart and make it heavy). As for the brain, the ancient Egyptians didn’t understand exactly what the brain was, but they DID know that it was important, because they knew that they had to relieve tension on the brain to help heal injuries to the head.

[@Bane2Face]

YuGiOh! got it right, then

[@calilaployploy2827]

Honestly movies like this or Zoro are 100% better than marvel movies.

[@toodlescae]

Agreed

[@LiaaaaaaaaAAAAAHH]

Absolutely! Have you seen The Count of Monte Cristo? It totally fits that category. Would be an awesome movie marathon 😂

[@katherineeaster5799]

I know. I want more Zorro movies!

[@drkushajagadeesh6347]

Absolutely!

[@nickreacts6394]

Might have to watch Zoro soon...

[@AtlasBlizzard]

Great reaction! The cutaway to Eddie Izzard's "Do you have a flag?" was brilliant, that was where my mind went too 😂👍This is such a solid adventure movie, every time I watch it I have a blast.

[@PriceFamPrime]

Aside from thinking it's great, I've always had a soft spot for Rick & Evie, because they share the same names as my parents (Rick & Evelyn). Fun reaction as always!

[@nickreacts6394]

Awesome names honestly I love that connection!

[@Bane2Face]

Nice

[@nataliefaust7959]

Cats aren't guardians of the underworld or anything in ancient Egyptian religion, but they were beloved pets. At one point fishnet was indeed used as very little clothing for some. And while according to Hebrew mythology the Hebrews were slaves in Egypt, there's no archaeological evidence to support it happening for real. Thank you both for such a fun reaction! ♥

[@AikanaroSauron]

The Winston pilot is really the best here

[@staceywhelan3413]

Omg national treasure 100% love those films

[@DJ118USMC]

Mask of Zorro, You would like that one a lot.

[@nikolaos9652]

Amazing movie, I saw it in the theater back then and it was an awesome experience. The special effects were great for the era and still look good.

[@Lynn7015hb]

I'd love to see you do the sequels. I enjoyed the whole series. ... & I'm also looking forward to your Harry Potter reactions.

[@jenniferfoster1692]

Yes, The Mummy II is also very good.

[@angelabowman1614]

There is a Mummy Returns! It was good too! 😊

[@w1975b]

just ignore the bad Scorpion King cgi lol

[@sebastianandres8781]

. I recommend you react to : ★ - *King Kong* (2005) _/starring _*_Jack Black_*_ , _*_Adrien Brody_*_ & _*_Naomi Watts_* _Directed by _*_Peter Jackson_*_ (The Lord of the Rings)_ ★ - *Van Helsing* (2004) _/starring _*_Hugh Jackman_*_ & _*_Kate Beckinsale_* _Directed by _*_Stephen Sommers_*_ (same Director of The Mummy (1999)_ ★ - *Journey to the Center of the Earth* (2008) _/starring _*_Brendan Fraser_*_ & _*_Josh Hutcherson_*

[@peperino25]

i agreed +2 Great suggestions!

[@ElMaloLobito]

Excellent choices all 👍🏼

[@simonfrederiksen104]

Don't forget "Blast From The Past"

[@ms-literary6320]

1:37 it has historical references (names, items etc.) but they’re all jumbled into an ahistorical mess. That said, no one is watching this as an educational documentary lol. I’m reminded of the Ebert review of this film: "There is hardly a thing I can say in its favor, except that I was cheered by nearly every minute of it. I cannot argue for the script, the direction, the acting or even the mummy, but I can say that I was not bored and sometimes I was unreasonably pleased.”

[@jeanine6328]

The 2nd one is just as good, the 3rd, not so much. Was happy you guys liked this as much as I do. If you want another FANTASTIC Brendon movie, check out Blast From the Past. Imagine a misunderstanding during the Cuban Missile Crisis, a man and his pregnant wife lock themselves in their bomb shelter for 35 years. Brendon is born in the shelter then has to go “up top” for supplies after 35 years of only interacting with his parents. He stars along side Alicia Silverstone from Clueless, but she’s far from clueless in this one. It’s worth it for the dance scene alone.

[@brabbit736]

If by 3rd, you mean the Scorpion King, I would have to disagree. I like the expansion on that lore, plus I just like The Rock and Michael Clark Duncan (RIP) LOL If you mean the Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, we don't talk about it lol

[@jeanine6328]

@@brabbit736 No, no, The Tomb of the Dragon Emperor. I don’t view the Scorpion King as a mummy movie but more of a spin off, like Dr Who and Torchwood.

[@brabbit736]

@@jeanine6328 I'll admit I've always considered it a prequel. Helps that when I first got the DVDs, it was included in the box set lol

[@jeanine6328]

@@brabbit736 Oh, didn’t know it was in the set. I’m probably wrong then.

[@bibitch]

Blast from the Past is a great one! One of my guilty pleasure Brendan Fraser movies is Encino Man, wherein a couple of teenagers dig up a frozen caveman, defrost him, and hijinks ensue. It's ridiculous and silly, but pretty fun.

[@D.C.626]

This is another of my all time favourite films, and it was so fun to watch your reactions to it. The special effects were spectacular for the time, and still hold up against many today. But honestly the writing and all the witty banter is what I adore most - ive even got a copy of the script in my collection!

[@benjamineckles]

The library Domino's was done in one take.

[@nickreacts6394]

Woah that is impressive!

[@AtlasBlizzard]

Thank goodness for that, that would've been a nightmare to re-set.

[@ambergaffney2705]

YES!!!! So excited one of my absolute favorites that I don’t think gets enough love and reactions, thank you so much!!!!!

[@leokaptra]

My absolute favorite movie ever. Whenever I see a KZbinr watching it for the 1at time I stop what I'm doing and watch the video ❤😂

[@EMILYELIZ4BETH]

This was my all time favourite movie growing up and I loved both your reactions!! It was so good seeing someones first reaction to this made me love it all over again 🖤

[@wordygirlandco]

❤Brendan Fraser is fantastic. Encino Man is hysterical and The Quiet American was really great. Of course you have to watch The Mummy Returns too.

[@ela7green]

omg please watch the mummy 2 as well its an awesome sequel! (but ignore the third we dont talk about the third)

[@kevinnorwood8782]

One thing I CONSTANTLY hear from archaeologists about films like this one and the Indiana Jones films is that ancient booby-traps did NOT exist. I also constantly hear from them that if these traps DID exist, then the archaeologists would be spending more time studying the TRAPS than studying the treasures!

[@chellesama8256]

The fact that Jonathan struggled to read the inscription but could flawlessly order a hit in ancient Egyptian.

[@sinelo3965]

In Ancient Egypt people used to dress in linen (normally, I think, undyed), which is a fabric that is very transparent; that is why they used to cover their parts with more layers of linen than the body, as can be seen in the wall paintings of the Egyptians themselves at that time

[@mandipandi303]

I was obsessed with this growing up, because I was in love with both Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz. The Mummy is a total bisexual awakening movie. I'm sad Brendan Fraser had that halt in his career for a while. He's so talented. He's done some really great roles lately. The Whale was amazing, obviously. But, Doom Patrol is so underrated. I fully sobbed during the finale of that show just because of his voice over performance. Rachel Weisz is in 2 of my favorite queer films (Disobedience and The Favourite). She's spectacular in everything she does. People forget John Hannah was in The Last of Us too!

[@Sytrylt]

I believe our choice in the poll was the right one XD, you seem to have enjoyed it very much ! Not a surprise, this is one of my favorites ! The right amount of magic/horror/comedy... Everything is well-balanced. I remember watching this movie with my dad for the first time, and we've watched it every time it aired after this, until he passed away. If there was another good movie on air at the same time, there was no doubt in our mind that we would watch the mummy, still XDD. It's a good movie, and one that brings so many good memories, to me. So I'm so happy you both enjoyed it too ;)

[@nickreacts6394]

It was an excellent choice, the movie was so fun!

[@Raven5150]

So when they built that library they thought it was a good idea to put the shelves in a circle

[@Rob_Infinity3]

6:09 - She didn't get a chance to put that book on the shelf before she almost lost her balance. Yet, look at the floor. Where is the book she just dropped? 🤔😁

[@morganliffers4567]

This and Deep Blue Sea were my go to Blockbuster rentals as a kid

[@cianog]

Romancing the stone is a good adventure film

[@pillmuncher67]

Fun Fact: Brendan Fraser pronounces his last name Fraser, not Frajer.

[@JessieNebulousGaming]

Loved the Eddie Izzard reference! 🙂

[@candicelitrenta8890]

Blast From the Past is another great one with him and Alicia Silverstone. I love that one you should check it out

[@lynnevetter]

yes yes yes.. and don't forget Sissy Spacek and Christopher Walken.

[@AjaofShanghai]

I remember going to see this in theaters with my dad and his family. My dad, who is Southern Baptist and hated cats, had been complaining because my stepbrother had adopted a cat. When the curator said that cats were the guardians of the underworld my dad turned to my stepmother and said "We're keeping the cat." My response (as a smartass 12 yr old at the time) was to go "... You know that it doesn't work like that since you're a Christian and this is a part of ancient Egyptian lore, right?"

[@ДмитрийДмитриев-г7н1и]

This film still rocks many years later! Hilarious reaction, you have whitnesed a total gem.

[@jtlove8776]

Great movie! Watched it in my teens in the theater back in Jamaica and to this day still one of my favorite movies of all time

[@markagrippa4018]

This movie is so underrated, this and the second one are legit great films and so fun to watch

[@katjosephperez8772]

I’ve never seen the subtitles before. I imagined his name as “Emotep” whenever I heard someone mention it

[@wattsink2009]

38:59 Quicksand? …in a place where there’s clearly no moisture? 🤨 More likely this was a sinkhole.

[@magiegainey5036]

I love these movies! I really enjoy watching you two enjoying it!!😊 You need to watch the next one!

[@tsurah5408]

Make sure you watch the second mummy as well, it’s also a lot of fun.

[@PattisKarriereKarten]

One of my all time favorite movies EVER. I watched that on loop when I only had three Programmes in my first ever flat 20 years ago. ❤ Happy New Year’s Eve 🎉

[@fallenhero4550]

I remember watching this movie when I was like 8-9, I was terrified of Egypt and didn't want to go because of those damn Scarabs.

[@jimmyperez3911]

So good to see you guys enjoying this movie having fun watching a fun flick, you can't beat that awesome reaction guy's

[@miketrollmetheus3985]

oh you guys gotta see the mummy returns... the second movie... you will definetly enjoy it!!!! it's amazing!

[@knightghaleon]

If you guys are feeling like more action films, I'd recommend Cutthroat Island. It's an older film, but it's a great pirate adventure.

[@terrysilverthorn4582]

the guy who did the deal with Evie to release Rick is a well known Iranian/Britiish comedian called Omid djalili

[@mirozen_]

An Egyptologist commented regarding the slinky way Anck Su Namun was dressed...specifically that it was actually pretty accurate!

[@blackdranzer2000]

I love the Mummy . It's so beautiful American film.🎥📽️🎞️🎬

[@danterengiil4448]

Fyi a fun fact...or actuality a very sad fact is bredan fraser was actually choking during the hanging sequence. There was a mix up and no one realized he was actually hanging until after. But yes he was close to dying

[@arianaink100]

I use to love this movie as a child who was obsessed with Egyptian history and mythology. There’s very few interesting movies that actually look at Egyptian themes and do it semi well. The canopic jars are real things for mummies - you’re trying to dry out a body and unfortunately the internal organs liquify after death they decomp and result in buildup of not only gasses but decay. so instead of making a ton of rotting corpses in a major city area and instead of mass burning of bodies the rich/important/wealthy would get mummified and have those parts which rot removed allowing the body to then be mostly muscle and bone which can easily dry out and be preserved. The different removed organs had significance and the jars displaying the gods heads mean those organs will be watched over and protected through the iconography. and I always felt the ghost story aspects of wandering souls or souls that take over bodies was actually somewhat accurate to how Egyptian mythology saw the human spirit - this movie felt like a decent Egyptian ghost story which is so rare to see- something that can rest but the spirit can also walk amongst the living if disturbed. The idea of ka was never really seen in films so obviously without getting into the whole (you’re American here’s what a soul is, this is the historic context of the soul and it’s treatment, this is why procedures are done in society and why things were done in religious practices)

[@Lebecamie]

That scarab scene scarred me as a child 😂

[@elzibiel]

30:58 hands down favorite moment was the chair throw. love it. just shows O'Connell's utter disgust towards Beni.

[@Awesomeman14]

Watch these Comedies: The Ringer, Date Night, Gabriel Iglesias: Stadium Fluffy , Jo Koy : Don't Make Him Angry , The 40-Year-Old Virgin , It's Hard Not to Love Mrs. Doubtfire , You Don't Mess with the Zohan

[@347Spartan]

The Curator of the Museum is one of the Magi he set fire on the map on purpose to cover up the CIty of the Dead.

[@solrachernandez3389]

The costume that Anuk su namun is wearing is accurate. The character being in this time period is not she was born years later they just wanted her around for the stakes.

[@dorianmichaelis1727]

I love how Imhotep is pretty much egyptian Dracula.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

31:59 If we're sticking with the plagues of Egypt, it's probably flies. (Gnats are also possible, but some translations say lice instead of gnats, which wouldn't be flying like the creatures shown here.)

[@kevinnorwood8782]

"Who's faster? Camels or horses?" Horses are definitely faster, but camels are far bigger, which causes horses to be intimidated by their size. But also, camels are apparently smarter than horses, because camels somehow never get lost.

[@brabbit736]

Ardeth was actually going to be killed off, but the test audiences loved him too much. Also! Fun facts, in the original 1932 The Mummy, "Ardeth Bay" is another name Imhotep/The Mummy adopted and is an anagram for "Death By Ra".

[@lorispiro-pioggia4289]

Another great one with Brandon Fraser is journey to the center of the earth

[@ariadnepyanfar1048]

The net dress and wide necklace that Anuk su Namun was wearing was pretty accurate, and you can see examples like that in museums. During the Millenia the Pharoah’s ruled, nudity was not really taboo. People dressed for the weather, which meant decorating the body more than wearing clothes, as such. While loincloths were common, bare breasted women were just as common. Women decorated their bare breasts with make-up, emphasising their nipples and veins. And like Anuksunamun here, sometimes the wealthy wore gold leaf on their nipples. I’m really glad you liked The Mummy, it’s still one of my favourite films. It managed to be like Indiana Jones while being very much enough of its own thing to not feel like a copy. Its magnificent balance between comedy, pathos, action, satire and romance is matched by True Lies, and Galaxy Quest. (Although the romances in Galaxy quest are not as prominent, it’s still a magnificent multigenre masterpiece)

[@chadlynch1551]

Now you're going to have to watch the Ten Commandments or Prince of Egypt so she'll get the ten plagues reference.

[@thejamppa]

King Solomon's Mines 1985 its sequel: Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold (1986) are also good Indiana Jones like adventure films from 80's.

[@libertad1026]

The Mummy Returns is also excellent! Great fun Nick and Wen (sp?). ❤😊

[@timothypanngam2249]

I know this probably sounds crazy, but the original Mummy (1932) is a great film that you would enjoy.

[@AliceTheChaosWitch]

The beetle scene was the first thing I have ever seen that made me actually scream and cry in fear, I was 4 😅 I was watching from behind the sofa while my sister was watching it and when I saw that I literally ran out the front door

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

4:30 They're waiting for the people on horseback to be in range. Bullets don't reach forever, theyre not magic or lasers. Your target has to be close enough that the bullet can reach them. It amazes me how many people don't realize this.

[@lynnkain]

I’ve shot several different WW I and pre 1900 rifles. Hitting consistently at 200 - 250 yards with iron sites takes a good shot. Under pressure it would be even harder.

[@kpednault]

concerning historical accuracy, they mixed different real people in different times and kinda made a mix of it all lol, but it's still a fantastic movie, just not accurate where the "real people" are concerned. For example, the Medjay were real but they were more like elite mercenaries or fighters than bodyguards, the Book of the Dead was more like an instructional manual for entering the afterlife (and was more like a scroll), Hamunaptra was not a real city, and the Hom-Dai method of mummifying is not a real thing either. Imhotep was a real priest though :)

[@lordwalker71]

The actress who played the anck su-namun was a supermodel back in the 90’s and one of the few out lesbian supermodels.

[@Rob_Infinity3]

I think you'd really enjoy another Brendan Fraser movie called Blast From The Past.

[@bluejayprime8953]

ngl, this movie is why I finally decided to go and study archaeology. :D (egyptology would've been even cooler but I couldn't find a uni offering it at the time XD)

[@hollycaron3567]

I love The Mummy... it's just the right amount of comedy and action. I would like to suggest a movie you can react to. "To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar" It stars Wesley Snipes, Patrick Swayze, and John Leguizamo. It's not a movie you would think Wesley Snipes or Patrick Swayze would be in.. but it is good.

[@jaylonhighfield8645]

Yessir now time to watch the other 2

[@davidmalinowski2355]

One thing I always wondered about, if he was sealed inside his grave, how did the scarabs get out?

[@Xanderj89]

This movie really went “ah I recognize you are Jewish, I’m going to immediately ask you to betray everyone for some gold” just straight up, holy cow 27:00

[@JMK248]

Forgot how great this movie was loved it as a kid.

[@meteerbil2078]

Nope, not filmed in Egypt but Morocco

[@howlingmad007]

If you liked the adventure mixed with comedy in this one, try “big trouble in little china “ with Kurt Russel

[@majbrat]

Great series of movies. I really hope you watch the rest.

[@Waterford1992]

None of this film was made in Egypt but actually filmed in Morocco

[@nickreacts6394]

I was totally wrong haha

[@allisonreilly1952]

My favorite movie!!! I know I’ve seen this movie more times than any other movie and there’s never a bad time for The Mummy❤️❤️❤️

[@gloriebluestein9721]

Brendan Fraser is one of the rare gems of hollywood. he was ostracized for standing with women during the me too movement. But like he's one of the few actors you never hear anything bad about.....even during the concept that the divorce was messy it wasn't to say bad things about him

[@thejamppa]

and appareantly he was put on black list by some producer who'se sexual advancement he rejected. That lead Fraser suffering depression but I am so glad he is back now.

[@ms-literary6320]

He was also injured doing stunts for the third Mummy movie and needed recovery time. Between his time away and the blacklist for trying to report his sexual assault, his career took a big hit. I’m so glad he’s back performing now.

[@sorsaria]

Watch the second movie too! That one is awesome as well!

[@forestelf86]

I love the Mummy! Any chance of a reaction to Lockwood & Co?

[@Blofeld76]

Imhotep was actually real person in ancient Egypt. He was an Egyptian chancellor to the Pharaoh Djoser, possible architect of Djoser's step pyramid, and high priest of the sun god Ra at Heliopolis.

[@craigescapeddetroit5198]

Another great Brendan Fraser movie. Blast from the Past.