The Mummy Returns: Deusdaecon Reviews

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[@Vercalos]

I have to say, the bit with Imhotep clinging to the edge of the pit, ignoring the continuity error that put him there, is probably the best part of the film. It just manages to convey a *lot* in a very short span of time.

[@reflera603]

I always loved this movie as a kid, but as I got older the plot contrivances became so apparent. The only thing I'll buy is Evie's Egyptian past life. Her Egyptian heritage was hinted at in the first movie when she was drunk at the campfire. She mentioned she was part Egyptian and wasn't satisfied with her job as a librarian. There could have been a much better movie if they focused on Evie being the protector she was meant to be with her modern day Medjay (Rick and Ardyth). She felt responsible for fucking things up in the first movie and was willing to fix it. The potential was there for a better bridge between the films.

[@Shiirow]

thats the best shot in the entire movie, O'connell stabs the scorpion king and Imhotep just runs into shot, kneels down with arms extended then just goes "Noooooo". I laugh every single time.

[@turkishvan2]

It reminds me of one of those "Draw the squad" pictures

[@kiba11394]

It is perfect, just sooo random every time I watch it I laugh as well.

[@vanyadolly]

You can't scream "noooo" before you get into position!

[@Lucasfan375]

"Niiiiiiy!" 🤣 Corniest moment in the film.

[@SuperSwordman1]

I hate how so many movies and games play Anubis as a bad guy. He really wasn't. Can we stop with the whole Death=Evil thing? And yeah, I like to think that smile was an apolgoy and acknowledgement of his mistakes as well. Along with a small bit that he knew if hey asked them, they would have saved him.

[@andreykuzmin4355]

Yeah, since when guarding burial sight, tormenting frave-robbers and helping souls get into afterlife are a traits of evil deity? (sigh)

[@SuperSwordman1]

@@andreykuzmin4355 What makes it even more infuriating is if you want an evil god in your Egyptian themed movie, THERE IS LITERALLY A GOD OF EVIL! Do they just really like making the jackal look evil? And I apologize for the long wait. This really is the first time I saw your comment.

[@breakhammer87]

"Not caring about people dying means this whole operation is evil" i DIED there XD

[@jsb6975.ah.crapbaskets]

8:24 Imagine if, instead of Imhotep, they actually found Beni's body and mistook it for Imhotep. Would've been funny if they revived that dumbass and gave him godlike powers by mistake.

[@foreverdead1248]

Reincarnated chick's outfit during the train scene reflects the way her arms were painted in the past. With the bands down the side.

[@Jay-gurl]

Hhhu Almost that heartbreak in Imotap face when he loses what he thought was the love of his life really made me feel for the guy. His still a villain and all but genuine feels

[@Jay-gurl]

*Always that

[@Nazareth69420]

You deserve way more subs, and i have been binging all of your videos for days

[@deusdeaconReviews]

Im glad you enjoy the videos, I really appreciate your support.

[@NjK601]

I have gone nearly 2 decades thinking The Scorpion King in this film was just a cameo but turns out the actual Scorpion King film wasn't released for another year, I guess it was probably in production but weird move showing the hero of your story turns into a villain later on.. Reminds me of another set of films coming out around that time

[@maria.whiddon]

I agree with your take about the look on Imhotep's face before letting go into hole. That was always my take on it.

[@JackieTheCatfox]

30:22 The fact that they did Imhotep's reaction in the same shot and the way he pops into frame are FUCKING HYSTERICAL!

[@HurricaneDDragon]

Mummy Returns and Van Helsing were never gonna win any Oscars, but I just think they’re really fun movies.

[@anthonychobot2342]

BRIAN SNIPES gi Joe sucked ass

[@HurricaneDDragon]

Anthony Chobot It did.

[@chaz9808]

agreed

[@chaz9808]

oh god I frankenstein is sooooo bad its funny

[@AlexAceves1994]

@@anthonychobot2342 And Retaliation isn't that great either.

[@Dynexsil]

that scorpion king cgi...is Mortal Kombat Annihilation bad xD and oh look, Evie's got eyebrows now xD

[@breakhammer87]

no no no... he isnt good but mortal combat A, noo it isnt that bad

[@KiramidHead]

And both are better than Spawn's CG.

[@Shiirow]

Im glad she has eyebrows. since the thin sculpted look of the first one just looks alien. racheal weiss looks so much better with natural looking eyebrows.

[@mercenaryknight5419]

The Langoliers has even worse CGI. XD

[@bartistclord1916]

it looks like the Scorpion King will be resurrected into Enchantress's brother Incubus in Suicide Squad.

[@ShikyoSendo89]

So, here is something that bugs me about the "Scorpion King Myth" that Evie mentions when they find the bracelet. She says that there is no evidence of him being real, none. No Artifacts, no records, nothing. If that is the case, why didn't Evie assume that the Scorpion image was for Serqet? She was the Goddess of breathing, healing, and protection and took the Scorpion as her symbol; like the Falcon with Horus. As an Egyptologist, that should've been her first guess. Not some mythical king who has no proof of being real.

[@IIDEADBIRDII]

Well I would say that it seems like the emblem is already present with the current myth of the scorpion king

[@kinagrill]

And the fact Anubis sends a scorpion to Mister The Rock.... noooo, a jackal, or hell a scarab would be more fitting. Think if the Scorpion king hand to fight a jackal and eat it's heart to prove his worth, or be devoured by Anubis-sent scarabs to be remade as a Pure Warrior... and then dicked over later. Also why not use SET instead!? Anubis is not evil where as Set IS quite the vile bastard in just about all lore-setups. Hell, Set is the God of WAR, Chaos and storms. Anubis is a JUST god that would balance your heart against a Feather to measure if you're worthy of passing into the next life or forever be stuck and wander the underworld.

[@soundwavegamer2321]

What’s interesting about those mummies that follows Rick and the gang after they leave the British Museum if you pay attention their the same mummies that kill Anuksunamon at the end of the last film which took me until I was 19 to realize it after watching it since I was a little kid

[@Aleesb]

The quote when the guy sees the tattoo comes from film "the Man Who Would be King," it may be an actual masonic quote or something, but that's where I've heard it. In it, that's how Michael Caine approaches Christopher Plummer's character as brother freemasons.

[@quinnzyker6521]

To be fair, the novelization and the sequel book series that followed was awesome

[@jeremyallen492]

The television show wasn't half bad, either

[@quinnzyker6521]

@@jeremyallen492 definitely

[@lk7496]

It's not a great movie, but Rachel Weisz looks good in it.

[@therealsoul666]

The Mummy series is a guilty pleasure for me, I love em so much XD

[@bplup6419]

The goon getting killed behind Johnathon is doubly humorous because that goon was narrowly escaping death the entire movie.

[@IAmTheUnison]

This movie is to the Mummy series what "Temple of Doom" was to Indiana Jones. Also, was this really marketed as a kids' film? I mean I know the first movie was going for a pseudo-horror/action-adventure Indiana Jones vibe, but I never really saw the Indiana Jones series as being too kid-friendly either. :/

[@PhantomShadow224]

IAmTheUnison I was fine with short round, it’s Willie that’s the most annoying for a majority of the movie.

[@firehedgehog1446]

If this movie is like Temple of Doom then Tomb of the Dragon Emperor must be like Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

[@Revenant1128]

I agreed with your reviews, still to me this movie is enjoyable. Keep up the good work.

[@lucasgreen9821]

"And Then" Henchman throws bladed weapon at O'Connell and despite all odds catches the dam thing and tosses right into a henchman who is standing behind the one who through it, he turns looks disbelieved (I know how that feels) 10:31 - 10:43 " When the fuck did O'Connell become Superhuman exactly?, I know he's surpost to be the hero but come on, that was ridiculous!" BEST LINE IN THE REVIEW FOR ME !

[@dorothyb4468]

Lucas Green It's all in the reflexes. 😂 😉

[@thelonewolf2476]

Bredan Fraser as Star lord

[@HanaBakemono]

There is very little to be praised about this movie, save for production design, acting, and music. But there is one amazing thing this movie brought us; a blooper of someone directing a mummy in a glass display case during the resurrection scene, and he motions with a hand to his ear and a slight shake of his head, indicating he can’t hear the directions shouted at him. It legit cracks me up every time, a good clip to look at if you’re having a bad day.

[@bartistclord1916]

It seems Hollywood Thinks that if they shoehorn in pointless characters, that will draw a bigger audience who will hopefully see that new character as themselves. So they were hoping annoying children (not all children) would be drawn to see a movie in which they are the damsel in distress. I saw this in the first Toby spiderman when the people throw stuff at Green Goblin. I even heard people declare, "That's me, That's what I would do" as if they wouldn't shit their pants and hide or run after the first explosion.

[@justygilberts4336]

Wait, this is set in the 1930's? I never really notice.

[@andreykuzmin4355]

...and they failed to bring in Nazis!

[@LeetMasterAce]

rofl "it's hot as hell!" as a war cry

[@DamnMixes]

It was enjoyable movie really, sure it's inaccurate and really cheesy at times, but still fun and doesn't make you feel embarrassed by watching it.

[@soanedewinter1474]

The house used was Mentmore Towers not Wollaton Hall, although the former was partly modelled on the latter.

[@KiramidHead]

Yessss, I was waiting for this one to come back. In fact, I actually have a question about the reincarnation thing that doesn't come up here. So if this grown woman is the reincarnation of Ankhesenamen (probably misspelled), what happened when Imhotep resurrected her in the first film? Did her reincarnated body go into a coma for half an hour, and she just passed it off as a bizarre drug trip after it happened? Lol, who knows.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

+KiramidHead Well I think nothing happen because her reincarnated body and her original soul were separate things.

[@KiramidHead]

Well then I guess that means Sommers understands reincarnation less than he does geography. XD

[@AngelicMccormick]

​@@deusdeaconReviewsthe mummy ride at universal studios was scary, it goes backwards and had two drops

[@walterwalker1157]

I always thought that Imhotep smiling at O’Connell at the end was him acknowledging his defeat at someone he knew was worthy to do so and kind of saying, “for what it’s worth, it was good seeing you again”.

[@JohnnyElRed]

4:36 Well, even to this day there are discussions about if Troy was a real city and there was a real battle there. It shouldn't be that surprising.

[@konstance13]

Wasn't this film pg13? Why have a kid in it with his kid-acting and his kid-plots? Who above the age of 12 does this appeal to? I hate (HATE) when movies shoehorn in pointless child characters.

[@kinagrill]

PG13 is that mythological rating that means EVERYONE will come see the movie and enjoy it....

[@jackwells8107]

I actually enjoyed this movie a lot. On the other hand, despite Evie being an Egyptologist, I always thought they should have gone a bit more Relic Hunter with it, and gotten them away from the Mummy for a while.

[@mok1b1]

I haven't heard the whole song but.. "I LOOK AT YOU AND TELL YOU WHAT I FEEL" catchy song :^)

[@leiaelkins9751]

For your point about them not having any knowledge or evidence of thee Scorpion King previously, but that is pretty easily explained by the simple fact that the 20s and 30s were the prime time of exploration and archaeology of Egypt. They probably just hadn't found any yet at that time.

[@rikcoflores5588]

It's funny I watched your reviews while watching the movies makes the experience hilarious

[@hockeysong]

rick and eve met in 1926 this movie is in 1933, they conceived Alex just after the first movie in 1926 meaning Alex is 7 years old

[@oddeyes9413]

So they're off by a year.

[@KingCobra582]

Didn't the first movie take place in 1923? TMR is set in 1933. 1923 - 1933 = 10 years. So, yes, Alex can be 8.

[@michaelsinger4638]

No the scene where the tribesman attack the French Foreign Legion, aka Rick's introduction scene, took place in 1923. But then the movie jumps ahead three years (there's even acknowledgment of this onscreen). So the main plot takes place in 1926.

[@sesfilmsllc]

Thx for clarification.

[@jennix8666]

Thank you for bringing up the error with the sons age, I’ve always thought I was the only one to notice this mistake

[@januzi2]

Scorpion king was fixed by the Corridor Crew in the "We Fixed The Worst VFX Shot Ever" video.

[@somerandomdude1723]

Actually, the sai is used in many asian countries, including Okinawa.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

yes indeed, just not ancient Egypt.

[@lyndonwellington1269]

hey deus, I've been binge watching your reviews and I love your insights on these movies, I was wondering what were your thoughts on bvs?

[@deusdeaconReviews]

+Lyndon Wellington Having already been burned by DC and its appalling attempt at a green lantern film, I was anticipating a bloated nonsensical film which was more about rushing to the finish line of a justice league film and feebly trying to copy Marvel with none of the thought, Patience and intelligence then making an actual decent film which DC being predictable as all hell proved me right on all counts.

[@lyndonwellington1269]

+deusdeacon funny, I felt the film was the definition of "unpredictability" sure as hell surprised me

[@bartistclord1916]

I could not have predicted how badly they fumbled the "Martha". Epic levels on that one. right up there with "I did NAHT, Oh Hi Mark"

[@GenerationX7]

I thought the sai was a Japanese weapon myself.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

Yes it is, but it was chinese first.

[@GenerationX7]

@@deusdeaconReviews Ah I see

[@charvolth]

I saw this film when it first hit theaters, and was playing a lot of Diablo II at the time. Those little pygmies were pretty much 'Undead Fetishes' from Act III. There is a scene where you see them using all three weapons commonly associated with them including an oversized knife. All it needed was a witch doctor standing on the shoulders of another breathing fire and resurecting the killed ones.

[@daimonatkins3046]

Rewatching this review was nice and even through it’s almost 5 years old, it is still way better than Nostalgia Critics review that came out recently

[@ivantrajkovski5055]

now that i think about it will u be reviewing the skorpion king in the future?

[@corvusalendar5405]

Could you review the original CUBE? Love to see you opinion about it without needing to mention the "other" ones

[@deusdeaconReviews]

+Corvus Alendar It's certainly a possibility but I can't give any definite yes or no unfortunately all I can do is direct you to my Patreon page where i deal with review request www.patreon.com/DeusdaeconReviews

[@corvusalendar5405]

deusdeacon Thanks man, I've been looking for that. I've started watching you channel recently and wondered if you use patreon

[@WeThErOcKsTaRs]

Missed a perfect part around 27 minute Mark to say "as far as the cgEye can see"

[@lastofmygeneration]

That knife catch reminds me of Jack Burton from Big Trouble In Little China.

[@KiramidHead]

"Were babysitters that hard to come by in the 1930s?" I dunno, maybe you should ask the Lindberghs. ;)

[@soundwavegamer2321]

KiramidHead wow that really dark like why

[@user-vr2wz7sm7l]

6:00 good to see the film used a practical effects for this scene and not cgi

[@eugeneruby433]

13:27 Yeah, Zarok made the same mistake and accidentally brought Dan Fortesque back to life, so it seems to be a common problem for evil magic users.

[@eliasvilla5879]

I'm sorry but this movie was ridiculously amazing.

[@oddeyes9413]

When I saw this movie as a child, I realized the weapons in that fight wasn't right.

[@leadvendor]

"Wonky pyramid". That makes for a very interesting insult.

[@lazarus30001]

"...It's not just desert, people actually live there." LMFAO!!! You hit every point with your research.

[@shallendor]

Have you ever seen a D4, It is a pyramid with 4 sides, but one side is the bottom, so most pyramids can be said to have 5 sides!

[@triplerosehorsemanship8189]

I can’t help it, I love the first two movies in this series. I think because I grew up on the old Universal Monster movies with all their delightful camp.. Mummy Returns and especially The Mummy have almost an homage-like feel to them the recent Dark Universe remake with Tom Cruise really lacks.

[@nigh_anxiety]

@15:00 The comment about key ignition systems not being invented for another 16 years isn't quite correct. 1949 is when the first turn-key ignitions that integrated the starter appeared, but earlier vehicles did include an ignition key. Vehicles that used a key prior to 1949 required the key to be set to the on position, and then the starter had to be manually triggered either by foot pedal or a hand crank. That being said, many of the cars in this movie were actually 1936/37 models.

[@ariannewingard1660]

Man, the timeline bugs me and the reincarnation business bugs me . I wished that Rick stayed a reluctant hero and that the kid was a baby for the film .I liked how Imhoptep died got a tragic ending . There a lot of things that I would 've done differently .

[@KaneCovers]

"gold stick"

[@iamcleaver6854]

You need more subs.

[@bigk9000]

I wonder if the studio execs pushed for the kid character because of the Kid's WB show that was airing on Saturday mornings at the time. It would align well considering not only did it start airing the same year this movie was released, but this was also a year after the popular Jackie Chan Adventures wrapped up it's first season, and Jade, Jackie's troublesome niece, was the standout character. Honestly, she was the real main character in the series, but I digress. My guess is the studios thought they had a potential gold mine with a new toy line and believed having a kid being the central character was what made Jackie Chan a smash hit, and not just the fact that Jade, along with everyone else, were likable characters. So they probably pushed the kid into the movie, not only for corporate synergy, but also to keep kids from getting confused by wondering where their "favorite kid character" was at.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

yeah thats a good point, and exactly how "the execs" think

[@bigk9000]

​@@deusdeaconReviews Unfortunately, I've seen this all before. T_T In fact, going back to what I said about Jackie Chan Adventures, I strongly believe they did pulled the same stunt with that show. If you watch how the show's titular character, Jackie Chan, is portrayed in the show's pilot compared to the rest of the series, you'll notice an odd difference. In the pilot, Jackie Chan is not only more the focus, but, if I recall correctly, he was more confrontational with Uncle and even more of a playful troublemaker. Behaving more like his real-life counterpart does in the movies , and not the "always following the rules" paragon of virtue he became for the entire show afterwards. I have no proof of this, but if I were to guess, the creators of the showed the pilot as a part of their pitch to the Kid's WB exec. While they liked the show enough to green light it, they most likely provided some notes -- a common Hollywood practice, sadly -- to make Jade more the focus. The only reason THIS worked is because I believe the writers had Jade's character already established in their heads, and they decided to lean more into her wilder, adventurous side, always getting into trouble, and making Jackie Chan into the straight man who always has to save her. While not exactly trite, it's a very common trope, even before the show's creation. While I loved that show just fine, it always baffled me why they'd have a globe trotting adventure cartoon starring Jackie Chan and you make him take a backseat to Jade. Again, she's a great character, but her name isn't the one in the title. And it's not like the studio execs didn't know who Jackie Chan was, either. This was a year after Rush Hour blew up in theaters, which was how Jackie Chan became a mainstream name in the first place, so it's not like they didn't know who he was and what he was known for. I'm sorry. I know this sounds WAY off topic considering your review was about The Mummy, but it always drove me crazy when execs continue to do that. The FoxKids exec tried to do the same thing with Batman: The Animated Series, and J. Michael Straczynski quit as Lead Writer and Story Editor for "The Real Ghostbusters", because Q5, NBC's "Think Tank", used focus group data they completely fabricated saying kids wanted to see other kids in their cartoons (among other things that were both racist and misogynistic). In fact, what JMS said in an interview about their claim is a near echo of what you said in your review: "When I read Batman comics as a kid, I wanted to be Batman, not Robin." Again, sorry this has turned into a "written essay", but I've been holding all this in for years! XD

[@nate-the-reactor8853]

I love the mummy

[@wugglesx]

dont get too mad deusdaecon its entertaining to see brendsn fraser doing something so silly yet badass like dodging catching and rethrowing a knife after doing similar with a snake lol . edit: thought i'd add you are right though growing up i recall this one scaring me more than making me laugh. not like bigger scares instead like more often it trying to be scary and serious over dramatic but lighthearted. not that i could explain that then lol.

[@wugglesx]

holy shit i thought i knew what you were talking about with the pygmy but gosh that scene i completely forgot and its hilarious. "its more scared of you than you are of it" . i dont think that pygmy ever saw an englishman.

[@fmjacket6390]

"The lead goon" had me laughing.

[@marcespinoza6068]

I'd love an explanation from the makers of the film on why the CGI on The Scorpion King was so awful. The technology was certainly there in 2001 and they definitely had a big enough budget to make it look way better than it did.

[@tristanhartup4936]

From what I've heard, apparently, the Scorpion King effects were done very last minute, as in just a couple of weeks before the movie was due to premiere.

[@jaycubauch3927]

See, this is why farmers are scary people. Most of their tools eventually become a weapon.

[@solidsnack352]

"a reluctant hero is always better than a forced into it hero" Reluctant - Unwilling or Disinclined. Hmmm 🤔

[@wugglesx]

i can tell you arent looking forward to mummy 3 lol the only one i havent seen so i cant wait to see what you think and how it goes.

[@Gakusangi]

Pretty sure Alex only exists because there was gonna be a television show based on the franchise.

[@bryanrizzo9377]

Had Beni not died and made it out of Hamunaptra at the end of the first movie...I wonder what it would've been like if he was in the Mummy Returns. No question he would've been in the sequel if he survived the first movie. I think Rick would've had less abusive behavior towards him and been nicer or maybe he would've been on Imoteps side again. His stupidity and falling behind while trying to make it out of the closing down tomb in the first movie is the reason he died so in other words it's his own fault he wasn't in the sequel.

[@chinyereugwu9431]

Amazing how rich one can get looting African graves

[@shanedawndusk3290]

This one’s still a hell of a lot better than Tomb of the Dragon Emperor. That one didn’t even include a mummy.

[@wugglesx]

deus made me realize how pointless the moving vehicle fight scene was other than to add a new kind of action/suspense for a bit lol. i didnt even realize the two times i've seen this that since she's their goal theres no reason to not stop.

[@mako234]

Will You be reviewing the Scorpion King movie series?

[@deusdeaconReviews]

eventually

[@mercenaryknight5419]

Looking forward to it.

[@reptile1687]

i see your review of the firsst one got taken down

[@deusdeaconReviews]

pretty much

[@reptile1687]

@@deusdeaconReviews thats sucks,

[@monicasmith4793]

Okay with the Eevee in the past life thing got to give the film director a little bit of breathing space they didn't know Mummy was going to be a hit movie I mean look at Ghost Rider 2 they said plenty of sequels that there was going to be a three guess what never happened

[@Barnesofthenorth]

Wait... was it just a coincidence that the Pharaoh married Anuksun? or does he always do that with the people who guard him. If so it's a good thing his daughter didn't win that contest, though it also raises whether or not it was setup for his daughter to lose as surely then his wife would have been sent miles away from him to protect the bracelet.

[@leejones8582]

Anck-su-namun was the mistress of the pharaoh wasnt she.

[@jsb6975.ah.crapbaskets]

Egyptian royalty inbred like crazy, so that is a definite possibility.

[@alexandersmith7061]

I think I might me be the only person on earth who likes this movie

[@Barnesofthenorth]

On the blood thing, that would suggest sex is OK in kids films as long as we don't see the "blood".

[@sushmitapawar8035]

Mummy series and Van Helsing are my guilty pleasure movies

[@boosterbuster2297]

Ever thought 1 question... If Evelyn made Imoteph mortal in last movie taking off his immortal soul and god-like powers, why and how he still has them in this movie??? :P

[@deusdeaconReviews]

cause they resurrected him again, they even used the black book of the dead like in the first film.

[@boosterbuster2297]

@@deusdeaconReviews Well yes. but in the first film when he died again Imoteph wasn't cursed again he just died as mortal in black goo.... so why not all the mummies in British Museum didn't have supernatural powers because black book revived them too? Just Imoteph got them and he was still immortal god-like monster even though he died as a mortal man... Funny :D

[@deusdeaconReviews]

Hey I'm not saying it makes sense this movies pretty bad, all I'm saying thats the explanation they give

[@boosterbuster2297]

@@deusdeaconReviews Sure. and I agree with you that the movie has it low points, it's just the one thing that bugs me the most.

[@Nekoszowa]

I'm the only one who thinks that this "shitty CGI" is charming and super nostalgic?

[@benderbendingrodriguez420]

sucks the review of the first one is gone:/

[@tvshowfans1429]

Always got slightly confused by this movie tbh. Was Rick meant to be a reincarnation of oziris? Because that frankly makes NO sense, he doesn't show any traits that would imply him being the god of the underworld. If he were a reincarnation of montu on the other hand, it would have made it easy for us to see where he got his fighting skills from. Was it because imotohep or the Scorpion king were meant to be Seth? Therefore he was meant to die and it makes the stakes higher? Nor do I understand why we have a fighting scene in this as Evelyn thousands of years ago but she NEVER inherited it in the first film, I thought she just learned to fight through Rick, but this plot point just adds more confusion to the mix.

[@Coaster_Cray_Cray]

Hey I adore your ghost ship movie review

[@deusdeaconReviews]

+Beyond Horizons Thanks that was one my favourites too.

[@Coaster_Cray_Cray]

+deusdeacon you might not agree but I like the movie

[@HiFiJackGames]

Am I the only one wondering, why is the city called Armchair? Maybe it´s because I am not a native speaker, but I cannot un-hear it.

[@leiaelkins9751]

It is actually pronounced "Ahm-Shere", but that is a pretty funny mishear!

[@TheSkizz89]

Geometric Pyramid Tetrahedron.

[@angelastumbaugh2870]

Just an observation and a question. On your intro, i noticed you have on a green shirt with a smiley face with three eyes. Is that a reference to the movie evolution with David ducovney and Orlando Jones?

[@deusdeaconReviews]

Evolution used a similar logo but its actually from a favourite comic book series of mine called Transmetropolitan,

[@madmikey256]

Intro song?

[@deusdeaconReviews]

Die! She Said - Look At Me

[@riezegaming3622]

Actually The Tattoo is not so much a Retcon as much as a Forced Idea ^_^. It does make sense from the continuity established in the first film. Oconnell says that he grew up as an orphan in cairo to E.V. in the first movie, where as he states in this movie he got the tattoo and was taught the Sign & Counter Sign, Give a kid a tattoo and tell them there is a meaning and what it is, and in most cases that child will ensure that he doesnt forget it, even repeating it to themselves quite often. Then there is the tattoo itself, In the first move He wears Leather Wristbands in the scenes with Ardeth Bay which would have hidden or more likely Obstructed Ardeth from seeing the tattoo, Hense only seeing it now when Rick is Band-less. So Not fully a Retroactive Change in the Continuity but a Forced Idea that is backed by the Events of the first movie. My Thought is that they had, and idea, and used the points I listed as they Reinforcement to that Stupid Concept to give it Credibility. OH OH OH Also this movie is less Witty Humor in Dialogue & Relies More Heavily in Comedic Scenes or Actions, I Remember, In my theatre more people laughed at scenes with no dialogue such as the Case with the Pigmies and There involvement with Johnathan, Admittedly when he gets the one Bad Guy Killed there is the Lines about the sacred stones and not being crossed, but mostly people laughed at the implied Comedy like the pigmy catching the dynamite and blowing up the Tree Bridge dooming the rest of the charging pack, for example. Hope you dont see this as a negative, As I love your Videos and After Watching all reviews am waiting for the next one as You Covered on of my Beloved Cheesy movies recently and wonder if you think mark hamill dislikes his guyver role more than last jedi as i never have heard mark speak about that role, nor anyone actually asking him about it.

[@riezegaming3622]

OH also The Car used in the movie is accurate, in that what they used was a Duesenberg Model J which was a 1933 vehicle that when you look at photo's of the cars interior seems to have a place for the key behind the steering wheel. which doesnt make sense based on history about when key ignition was invented, but hey You were Both right about ignition engines to you & a Car that was of the time period.

[@thatonechickwiththeface5492]

I just remember some sweet ass toys from this movie when i was a kid. Might be why they added a son. Marketability to children.

[@konstance13]

Jonathon is too good for these films.

[@glassesguy900]

The little child was better than Jake Lloyd as a actor

[@Rammstein0963.]

I like the cheapass copout they went with. Apparently his girl died between TSK and The Mummy and this was enough to turn him from narmy hero to NOT-tilla the hun...

[@sesfilmsllc]

Is Izzy Jar Jar binks? I saw a picture of the actor who played him and he looked just like Izzy.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

jar jar binks was played by american Ahmed best, izzy is played by brit Shaun Parkes

[@bartistclord1916]

This is what IMDB is for. or Google. Why can't people be bothered to hit the microphone button and speak to have their device give them the answer ? is that too much effort for them ? Or type the question into a search engine instead of a youtube comment section... they have to read the answer either way.