THE MUMMY - MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@patrickrobie1592]

6:03 fun fact for those that don’t know he was actually hung and at the very end of the scene he passed out, but in this entire scene it’s mind blowing to think he’s actually being hung. They loosened up the knots, and they didn’t make them as powerful However he still got dropped.

[@Firefax]

This movie was filmed in a very old-fashioned style in that no one is actually seen dying (except for the mummy at the end). All the deaths are represented by screams from off-camera or as shadows on the wall which is very much in the style of old-time monster movies. All of the horror is left to your imagination. A very nice salute to the original horror genre by Stephen Somers.

[@chrisalejado1396]

To make it short, Sommers direction was a mix of theatrical play and cinematic style.

[@Hewrin88]

no one considered important was actually seen dying, if you were a rando you were seen dying all the time.

[@williambeckett6336]

She is PRECIOUS. O'Connell's dragged out of a cell, in a 1920's Egyptian prison, and her first remark is "Ooh! you grew your hair out!" Such innocence.

[@simonfrederiksen104]

Well, appearances are important - ,even more so in the face of adversity! :)

[@davidhasselblad2898]

Winston: I wish I went down with all the other laddies instead sitting here dying of boredom and booze" I hope I got that line right. Winston: HERE I COME LADDIES! AHAHAHAHAHA! Winston knew he was about to die, and was happy about it because he was going to join all his friends. Then died with a smile on his face. Probably one of the biggest overlooked side plots in this movie. Really touching honestly.

[@thatpatrickguy3446]

I agree completely. This was all Winston wanted: dying heroically and meeting up with the lads who were waiting for him on the other side and saying "Let me tell you about my last adventure!" That smile on his face said it all. Rest in Peace Winston, you legend!

[@dupersuper1938]

Rescue the damsel in distress, kill the bad guy, and save the world.

[@davidhasselblad2898]

Haha! Winston Havlock at your service sir!

[@TheTsar1918]

Winston: The Real One

[@Eddie53172]

Some bloody idiot spilled his drink 😾 👣 ⛲️

[@obenohnebohne]

This movie is a classic because it has so many great elements working together. Great characters (handsome, smart, funny), great sets, humorous and scary parts, and the VFX on the mummy are still pretty good. Love me a good adventure film like this.

[@michellepeters7066]

For more Brendan Fraser i suggest "George of the Jungle" from 1997.

[@OneArmedRetroGamer]

Or blast from the past or bedazzled if you want a good movie lol

[@GruffyddFO4]

George of the Jungle is inspired silliness, and Blast From the Past is criminally underrated. Definitely recommend both.

[@Imyerda]

Nope !

[@jethrolomuntad5503]

I second the motion

[@Bloody-Butterfly]

I like that movie except for the toilet humor

[@sagac1ous856]

‘Not a gooey mummy, a juicy mummy’ 😂😂 This movie falls as one of my favorite movies. Happy you’ve reacted to it. I’m hoping to see you also react to the sequel The Mummy Returns

[@veradex8016]

Yes, Returns was the shit! Me and my friends still quote these movies to this day. Just the other night playing Halo I was holding down a hallway with a friend while our teammates capped the flag, I told them to hurry up and they replied "patience is a virtue" to which I had to throw out "not right now it isn't" Good stuff these movies. Cheers!

[@JFrazer4303]

And the follow -on "the Scorpion King" for something different.

[@zeldahylia8549]

​@@JFrazer4303 -And then stop, because everything after was horrible.

[@sebastianjoseph2828]

11:45-11:55 Addie's expression when learning about mummification was priceless. Great reaction as usual! This movie is great- scary, funny, campy, adventurous. It was the next generation's Indiana Jones.

[@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 rain brained 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 the movie.

[@TraXlem]

No other films give the feeling that Indiana Jones did it embodies that sense of adventure peril and slight silliness. Brendan Fraser is a Treasure.

[@veradex8016]

Always felt these movies were the only others I've watched that felt akin to Indy. Cheers!

[@TraXlem]

@@veradex8016 they really do share such a similar spirit, and they’ve thematically aged well.

[@blechtic]

You might want to check out Jewel of the Nile and Romancing the Stone with Michael Douglas and the two Allan Quatermain films with Richard Chamberlain.

[@TraXlem]

@@blechtic Jewel of the nile…is that the one with the volcano? Will definitely check them out regardless, thanks for the suggestions!

[@NickCorbinOfficial]

Such good memories watching this as a kid. The theater was Egyptian themed, so it really added to immersion. Everyone watching really got into the movie and burst into applause at the end.

[@MrZackavelli]

Little movie fact (which I'm sure someone has pointed out already): When Benny goes through all of his religious pendants around his neck, when he gets to the David's Star (the Jewish one), he starts speaking in Hebrew; the Jews were enslaved by the Egyptians for 5,000 years, so Imhotep recognizes the language that the slaves that he saw spoke in his original life

[@DigitalApex]

18:20 As an American, my first instinct when seeing a 3,000-year-old mummy is also to scream and shoot it with a model 1897 12-gauge shotgun.

[@oslafoirausuebutuoy5457]

This was one of my favorite movies when I was a kid, and very nostalgic now. An exciting adventure with some mystery, well-defined characters, some scary parts for chidren but not too scary, some funny scenes but done in a way that the humor doesn't detract from the action, the main characters are likeable, etc. It is well-rounded overall, I would say. Just light enough so that it's fun but doesn't feel too silly. Also Rachel Weisz is just gorgeous, I had a big crush on her when I was a kid due to this film.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

Addie, it's on point that this reminded you of Indiana Jones. From what I understand, this film was initially conceived and written as a reboot of the old-school mummy monster horror movies (film cousins to the movies featuring Dracula, Frankenstein, and the Wolfman). However, the project didn't gain any traction until it was re-envisioned as more of an action adventure film in the style of -- you guessed it -- Indiana Jones.

[@williambranch4283]

Boris Karloff played the original Monster in Frankenstein 1931 ... and the original Mummy too.

[@thannyd]

"Bye Benny..." still my favorite line.

[@righthandoftyr947]

Definitely a sort of spiritual successor to the _Indiana Jones_ movies. On of my favorite adventure movies ever. Also, despite some occasionally dodgy CGI, the sequel is fantastic as well.

[@HH-hd7nd]

10:05 Horses (up to 88 km/h or 54.7 mp/h) are faster than camels, however camels are still fast and can reach up to 65 km/h (about 40 mp/h)

[@HelloThere.GeneralKenobi]

I honestly never get tired of this movie! My favorite scene has to be ... Bennie: "Hey, O'Connell! Looks to me like I've got all the horses!!" Rick: "Hey, Bennie! Looks to me like you're on the wrong side of the river!!" Bennie (looking around) &#%#@!!!! I love when reactors include this scene! I'm happy you enjoyed and watched this! Take care, Addie!!

[@nathancruz9172]

😂

[@stephenlackey5852]

Watching this a second time- without worrying when you’ll be scared- you’ll appreciate a lot more of the humor

[@Aldermeeer]

It just occurred to me that the dude's bad eyesight is why he thinks Evelyn is Anck-Su-Namun.

[@IndyCrewInNYC]

Congrats to Brendan Fraser for winning his Oscar tonight. Well deserved!

[@RoGueNavy]

"This thing came back!" And it brought all it's friends!

[@thatpatrickguy3446]

Such a great movie where all the lead characters all contribute to the success of the adventure, even Johnathan, who I loved for his ridiculous sense of humor and his overwhelming tendency to do the wrong thing at the wrong time yet have it somehow work out well. 😀 It is absolutely a Halloween season movie too as it gives the scares and the excitement and fun. They survived the tricks and ended up with some treats. What could be more Halloween?

[@canadianicedragon2412]

The "Mummy" gets less visually scary as he kills people but he is still... dangerous. That said I found this movie entertaining when I saw it, not exactly scary but a fun movie to watch. Definitely enjoyed watching yo react to it, keep the great reactions coming Addie. Look forward to your next one.

[@tomr5577]

A romance with just a kiss! A horror movie with no blood! this movie is such a masterpiece! I really really enjoyed your reactions, much like mine when I saw it in the theater so long ago 😁

[@craigtalbott731]

My late wife Debbie and I viewed this one upon its original theatrical release, and since I currently own the DVD trilogy (including the Tom Cruise version and all of the 1930s through '50s franchise issues), this probably bewrays my very strong interest in the entire series. Debs worked for a time @ a CPA firm in which Brendan Fraser was a client and she acquired his autograph right around the time this film was issued, so that's one of my inherited (and somewhat prized) possessions of hers.

[@zachtrevan2726]

Thanks for reacting to one of my favourite movies addie, I love the whole mummy trilogy. Keep up the great videos coming ❤️

[@jediclonekag13]

This still remains as my #1 favorite mummy movie, especially since it started my love for Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz, John Hannah, Arnold Vosloo, and Oded Fehr.

[@davidhasselblad2898]

"Just yell at each other" Me: damn. She cracked the man code.

[@stephanginther9051]

Fun fact, the scenes where Eveline was in a nightgown they had to go back in post production to...color in some things because the gown was more shear than they realized. They only noticed after those scenes were already all shot.

[@SkageXL5]

All-time banger of a movie, the sequel is pretty damn great too!

[@hieioni3354]

The sequel is quite a cool action movie.

[@Bear78420]

Your hair(well, all of you, for that matter) is just SOOOO FREAKIN BEAUTIFUL 🥰🥰🥰 And endearing, funny, and ridiculously adorable. Whoever you love is lucky indeed ☺️

[@SirPaladin]

keep in mind Brendan Fraser was a stuntman before he was a leading man- does all his own stunts here & in the sequels. After a couple years the poor guy was pretty much beat to pulp...

[@jessecortez9449]

This franchise did ruin his body. He's got injuries that he never fully recovered from. And that damn near killed his acting career. On top of his physical health he took some serious mental and emotional abuse because his then wife couldn't deal with him not acting through his physical recovery so she put him through a nightmare of a divorce for years.

[@rbrtck]

Winston died the way he wanted to, and with a huge smile on his face. 😁

[@bloodyfries3528]

This is a case where The Mummy Returns is just as fun as the Mummy. You should definitely check that out as well.

[@johnbarry1712]

You really should watch this with audio commentary by the cast. The camel racing scene, the ONLY reason they went fast was because it was close to their lunch time. Lol

[@PlumbPitiful]

Who's lunchtime? The actors or the camel's? 🐪

[@johnbarry1712]

@@PlumbPitiful Kind of both, but the camel was more interested. According to Brendan Fraser.

[@Lprsti999]

Horses beat camels easily on solid ground, but hooves are way less effective on desert sand. Camels adapted to the desert with wider feet that spread their weight, so they don't struggle like horses will.

[@matthintz9468]

I love, love, love, LOVE The Mummy! I crushed hard on Rachel Weisz when this came out, and the music, by the late/great Jerry Goldsmith, is some of his best work! I bought the entire soundtrack years ago. I love the closing credits with that score - so sweeping and romantic - playing over the images Egyptian ruins and hieroglyphics spelling out the actor's names. Just a wonderful homage to classic film (and even classic radio) that isn't done much anymore. The second movie is noticeably weaker, and I think their big mistake was jumping ahead 10 years, from 1922 to 1932, and inserting a kid into the action. They also wrote the movie with a kid in mind, which made it seem childish at times. If I had control over the franchise and had the actors signed to a three-film deal, I would have given O'Connell and the gang a different adventure in the second film, set some time around, say, 1925-27, and then a final film with a plot similar to the Mummy Returns, now with the kid, but written better. Write the kid the way kids were written in movies like The Goonies.

[@MrZackavelli]

I'm still crushing hard on Rachel Weisz to this day; Daniel Craig's a lucky man

[@shainewhite2781]

LOVE THIS MOVIE!! So much better than the god awful 2017 Tom Cruise reboot that supposed to be the start of The Dark Universe, which is Universal's version of the MCU but with classic monsters. Anyway, in the early '90's, Wes Craven, John Landis, John Carpenter, Tobe Hooper, Clive Barker, Mick Garris, Joe Dante and George Romero were considered for directing the movie,until Stephen Sommers, a fan of the original, was picked after his last film DEEP RISING, bombed at the box office in 1998. Before Brendan Fraser was cast as the hero, Kurt Russell, Sylvester Stallone, Matthew McConaughey, Tom Cruise, Matt Damon, Ben Affleck and Brad Pitt were considered. The film was a box office and critical success, making $420 million dollars against a $75 million dollar budget.

[@CrownlessKing88]

I’m glad someone finally understands what it’s like to literally be Velma from Scooby-Doo without their glasses or contacts. Without them, for me, everything is just a blur.

[@niketesambrosiosdelagrece2266]

Best movie ever

[@mournblade1066]

Can you imagine the on-screen carnage that would have been shown if Clive Barker had directed this?

[@nixland]

Addie, you have the 50's Hollywood classic beauty.

[@LisaRummel83]

This is one of the movies I can rewatch and rewatch and still love every time. I even named my cat after my favourite movie librarian, Evie. 😆 Edit: It's funny hearing it described as scary, when - perhaps because I have seen it for so long - I just view it as action/adventure. But then... there are some parts that are nicely creepy. And some jump scares.... huh. 🤷🤣

[@chrisschmalhofer4348]

Fun (?) fact: Brendan Fraser really was choking out in the hanging scene. Only quick action by the crew saved his life.

[@dustinheese]

Brendan almost died in the hanging scene. First two are classic Indiana Jones-esque films. The third film and spin-offs exist.

[@matthewjordan7297]

Hi Addie! I really like this movie! It's one of the rare adventure films that executes the Indiana Jones formula well! If you enjoy movies like this, check out Romancing the Stone with Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner.

[@Pinkielover]

Facts: Camels are known to cover extremely long distances with ease. The camel's top speed over shorter distances is reputed to be 40 mph, and they can average 25 mph for one hour and 12 mph for up to 18 hours.

[@damnedtolive9121]

I was legally blind by the age of 11. The scene of the guy with the broken glasses was absolutely my worst fear for the longest time after watching this movie

[@a.jthomas6132]

So many great memories I have with this movie! I was like 7 when it first came to theaters and have been drawn into action adventure movie genres since. Plus the sequel “The Mummy Returns” is The Rock’s first debut in Hollywood during his time as a professional wrestler in WWE.

[@otaku-sempai2197]

The 1999 remake of 'The Mummy' is much loved by tabletop gamers , partly because it's just plain fun, but also because it's a terrific example of a classic Dungeons & Dragons dungeon crawl, but set in the early 20th Century. The later remake with Tom Cruise takes itself far too seriously.

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Addie, watch Brandon Fraser again in Encino Man & Lonney Tunes Back in Action. Two funny movies your going to enjoy 😉.

[@OneArmedRetroGamer]

Bedazzled and blast from the past

[@andrewkearley6900]

The fact that Rick would have still grabbed benny and pulled him free after all that shows the nobility of the character, cant say I would have been so noble myself lol great reaction!

[@ricocampos1331]

Loved your reaction, dear Addie! 🎬👏👏👏

[@Thaylien]

I love how much Mummies have all the powers (and more) of Vampires with far less of the weaknesses.

[@paellaking9007]

"--someday I might.." "shut up!" 🤣

[@Flastew]

This is a very fun movie as is the second one. Good job hanging in there. Cool reaction.

[@terrylandess6072]

After nearly 20 years of the action adventure genre which mix 'hardcore' action, a bit of gore and lot's of comedic quips, The Mummy was right in line with the classics from the 80's. Watching Addie cringe with dread left me wondering if most young people whom didn't have my experiences growing up felt the same. I will admit this one is a bit more 'horror' than the following entries while all 3 have been in my watch rotation since release. Evie isn't frightened by anything other than Mr. O'Connell's manners though. Because I enjoyed Stephen Sommer's approach to these stories - Van Helsing also joined my watch list.

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

I LOVE this movie so much. It is just so much fun. "Hey Benny, You're on the wrong side of the riiii verrrrr!" 😂😂😂

[@robertoprestigiacomo253]

Respect for the teacher who made you watch this movie in school, ahahah. 6:07 - And remember that Brendan Fraser did his own stunts. What a man! 9:16 - During the '80s my father worked for many years in North Africa. He told me that one day a man tried to trade 20 camels for my sister... Appearently it was a real thing. 25:41 - In reality there is no recorded quicksand in Egypt.

[@DavidLopez-qi8hb]

This and the other 2 Mummy movies are one of the reasons Brandon Frasier semi-retired from acting, the movie schedule and stunts took a terrible toll on his body that required many surgeries.

[@OgreProgrammer]

"That's called stealing, you know", after he stole their tools and gave them to her.

[@smilezx477]

I loved these movies! The only one that sucked was the 3rd one because Rachel Weisz wasn't in it.

[@garrettreed6166]

When I was a much younger(!) guy(kid actually) The Mummy was the first DVD that I got to go along with my new player back then. That movie and the franchise that it spawned always has a special place in my heart! Thanks for reacting to this😁

[@BrotherAzrael]

You put 'kid' and 'DVD' in one sentence, you're definitely young

[@garrettreed6166]

@@BrotherAzrael I'm actually over 40, but Thanks! 👍

[@MsDboyy]

Your first jump scare was so funny because it was like Jonathan was laughing at You 🤣🤣👏👏👏

[@scythianking7315]

Fun Fact. This movie, specifically Eevee is based directly off a real story of a British girl who claimed to be the reincarnation of an Egyptian woman, this girl ended up leading archeologists to huge discoveries, they found an entire secret room in a Temple that no one knew about, and many other things She said she had "memories" of it from her past life

[@SeedFactoryProject]

Doctor Who (2005) Season 1 episodes 9 and 10 has a child that keeps asking "Are you my mummy?" - for some reason this movie reaction reminded me of it.

[@scottsmith3003]

I really enjoyed your reaction, Addie!

[@InfectedZeke]

"Yahemar! Of course we don't let him go!"

[@Matthias-qx1fk]

Her about mummification "yummy, me "no, mummy". 😂😂😂

[@BondFreek]

4:00 The Domino book shelf gag is a real old vaudeville joke. I actually tried to make this happen in a real library once. I pushed really really hard on the top shelf library shelf. Guess what happened... Nothing. I busted the myth so fast make your head swim. There's a reason why this can never happen in a library. All those shelves are bolted down tight to the floor to the point where the floor is part of the shelf. If you ever managed to push yourself down it's because the floor would be rotted. If they all collapse that means the floor needs replaced anyway. Either that or the people who put the shelves up or incompetent and didn't anchor them to the floor. But in a lottery that big and old all the shells have been bolted to the floor. So if he really wants to blame anybody he really should blame himself. Because he's the curator of the library which makes the shelves his responsibility. If he didn't bolt them to the floor it's not her fault they collapsed.

[@mournblade1066]

This really begs the following question: WHY did you try to make this happen???

[@shanefourtwenty]

This was a JUICY Reaction. 😂😂😂

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

"does he not like cats or music? Is it the cats or the music? Oh it was the cats"

[@baronvg]

The only thing juicier than The Mummy is Addie herself! Hey oh! 🥁

[@retropyro]

I will watch Rachel Weisz in anything, thankfully The Mummy is a classic.

[@VergilArcanis]

so favorite tidbit of Brendan's stunts, he passed out for the hanging scene, as he wanted to do the stunt himself. he was 100% committed to it

[@niketesambrosiosdelagrece2266]

Jesus, first I sw this movie it was probably 2001 :D and I was 2 yo. :D And since then about two hundred times. My favorite movie ever. :) This movie is full of epic catchphrases. And every scene is brilliant, it's simply a masterpiece.

[@whybutwhy]

Quicksand in the desert always amuse me.

[@guesswho4327]

Benny is the man in this movie. Gotta love the character. Haha

[@Ammeeeeeeer]

Ah I have fond memories of this movie. My younger sister and I used to drive our parents crazy as we keep quoting that one line "My body is no longer his temple!" 🤣 And I will admit my younger self had a massive crush on Evy hehehe 🤪

[@greencello599]

Some of the practical effects, like the bookshelves, were done by the same people who did Indiana Jones. Also, Rachel Weisz, who played Evy, is married to Daniel Craig, the most recent actor to play James Bond.

[@ThePharaz]

In the series Dead Like Me the mother hated the word "Moist." Them saying the remains were "Juicy" reminded of this and I thought, "Moist and Juicy." HaHa

[@alextan1478]

Awesome reaction, Addie. So glad that you were finally able to conquer your middle school fears. My late middle school history with this movie was a lot different because at the time, I actually liked The Mummy (1999), and I still do as an adult. It's one of my favorite Universal Monster movies. I even enjoyed Revenge of the Mummy - The Ride at Universal Studios Hollywood & Florida. You should also check out its two sequels The Mummy Returns (2001) & The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (2008) and its spin-off The Scorpion King (2002). Oh, and a head's up, TMR has two snake scenes & TSK has three. You can do this, Addie.

[@alextan1478]

BTW, you're not alone on avoiding this movie in the past because, like I've mentioned before, my girlfriend still avoids it due to her mummy phobia. I bet she would've done the same thing that you did, back in middle school.

[@Blutteufel]

*Hassan:* * Brain getting eaten by giant beetles; runs into stone wall head-first at speed of light * *Addie:* "Oh, he _did_ die..."

[@comcastblows567]

Part 2 is less scarier but it’s also good

[@tonyrossell832]

Great job Addie! This isn't even scary, so I wonder what you'll be like when you watch a real scary movie. Keep up the great work.

[@Galiant2010]

Don't be invalidating someone's fears. Sometimes undead stuff just creeps people out. Some people would definitely find this to be scary despite the action/comedy aspects.

[@pillmuncher67]

Fun Fact: Camels are originally from the Americas. They came over to Eurasia during the tail end of last ice age.

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

So many young reactors say voltamort when Evie says that line. you are adorable Addie Angel 😇🌷🩷🌹❤️

[@-Devy-]

Wow, that Voldemort joke never gets old. 🙄

[@Eowyn187]

I love this movie so much. But your intro just made me wanna watch it all the more. I feel like it's the perfect balance adventure, comedy and horror. Excited to see how you like it.

[@Avalon1951]

This movie is what the reactor Popcorn in Bed would say is a scary not so scary movie, now you need to watch the second Mummy movie:)

[@Avalon1951]

@@mikelarsen5836 Well there are 250k subscribers that would disagree with you, but it's just about taste also and what your looking for in a reactor. I like Addie's set up much better than any reactor because I can see a lot of the movie she is showing and see her as well at the same time. Others will be right in the middle which I find annoying

[@michaelbriefs9764]

If you want a "serious" Horror Mummy movie, you will probably have to check out the Hammer films with Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee. Also, of course, the original Mummy film, from 1932 with Boris Karloff, is also a serious Mummy film. It's not a Horror film in terms of big scares and gore but it's a really spooky, atmospheric, early-Horror film, with a romantic angle. Boris Karloff is legendary in it, for sure. Zita Johann is great as Helen Grovner/Princess Ankh-esen-amun. I highly recommend the 1932 film as a creepy Halloween film to watch! Also, my guilty pleasure is the 2017 Tom Cruise vehicle, The Mummy. It's really fun and it's got a few good scares. It's not a serious Horror film but it has good Horror elements and Sofia Boutella is great in the titular role.

[@charger70s]

When an American archaeology team unwittingly resurrects a cursed mummy, it's up to an adventurer Rick and a clumsy Egyptologist Evelyn to stop the evil spirit.

[@erikbjelke4411]

30:39: "How-how are you alive?" Because Oded Fehr is just too handsome to kill off. Really. Ardeth was supposed to die, but audiences like the character so well, and the cast and crew liked working with him so much, they kept him around for potential sequels.

[@logann7942]

You make a good point: Why did the mummy steal eyes from the glasses man? That means the mummy should be wearing the glasses.

[@aaronburdon221]

If I was those guys, my house would have about 50 cats chilling out. I would probably smell like cats, but my ass would be alive. lol

[@peterseaboldt1250]

Camels are not faster than horses, but horse's hooves are not made for running on sand, so camels have the advantage in a desert race.

[@rbrtck]

If you think the curator "accidentally" burned that map....

[@sinelo3965]

The ancient Egyptians worshipped cats and even had a cat deity, Bastet. They believed that cats lived between the other world and this one

[@donnilloyd1355]

I like these movies. Thanx for sharing this Post with us, Addie.

[@veradex8016]

Holy crap! They showed this in a school?! Lol, like that sounds awesome but this is not appropriate for kids haha This movie is one of my favorites, glad you picked it! You have the best scared reactions haha 10/10

[@Galiant2010]

The two borderline movies I remember seeing in school were James Cameron's Titanic, and the 1960s Romeo and Juliet. Both in the same AP English class, so they technically were being shown for their "storytelling techniques". But I was just surprised because we didn't skip over the scene of Jack drawing Rose in Titanic, and in Romeo and Juliet there's a scene where there's some Juliet nudity but the girl was only like 16 at the time, IIRC, which just seemed like a doubly whammy of a "no-no" for showing in a high school lol. But apparently the laws for underage nudity in movies weren't put in place for decades after that one, so it's technically legal... still feels really weird, though.

[@veradex8016]

@@Galiant2010 Haha that's kinda wild. I think the most edgy thing we ever had in school was my psych teacher showing us My Cousin Vinny which if you've ever seen is just constant "f'*** this" and "f*** that" from beginning to end haha Nothing with nudity or anything like The Mummy.

[@aladindelic]

I like your sarcastic comments :) Nice reaction, thx.