The Mummy (10/10) Movie CLIP - A Mummy Once More (1932) HD
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As Imhotep (Boris Karloff) nearly sacrifices Anck-es-en-Amon (Zita Johann), she prays to the god Isis to save her.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Brought back to life after nearly 3,700 years, Egyptian high priest Imhotep wreaks havoc upon the members of the British field exposition that disturbed his tomb (shades of the King Tut curse). While disguised as a contemporary Egyptologist, he falls in love with Zita Johann, whom he recognizes as the latest incarnation of a priestess who died nearly 40 centures earlier. Spiriting Zita away to the tomb, he relates the story of how he had dared to enter her ancestor's sacred burial crypt, hoping to restore her to life. Caught in the act, he was embalmed alive and his tongue was cut out for his act of sacrilege. Now that he has returned, he intends to slay Zita, so that they will be reunited for all time in the Hereafter. Despite its melodramatic trappings, The Mummy is essentially a love story, poetically related by ace cinematographer and first-time director Karl Freund. Jack Pierce's justly celebrated makeup skills offers us two Karloffs: the wizened Egyptologist and the flaking, rotting mummy, who though only seen for a few seconds remains in the memory long after the film's final image has faded.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1932)
Cast: Edward Van Sloan, David Manners, Zita Johann, Boris Karloff
Director: Karl Freund
Producers: Stanley Bergerman, Carl Laemmle Jr.
Screenwriters: John L. Balderston, Nina Wilcox Putnam, Richard Schayer
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Wow. The way Imhotep disintegrates into sand until his bones snap, no CGI which is cool! 2:01-2:13
If you think about it, Imhotep was acting more posessively than romantically.
See, even back then, movies could point out how not to have a relationship.
A good thing she prayed to Isis for help and forgiveness! Never a wise idea to trust a walking mummy disguised as a mortal when he says "only a moment of agony for an eternity of love."
0:03 The most famous line from Boris Karloff in this film. X3
Isis, goddess of life and love, destroys the tragic mummy. Poor Imhotep. Understandable that he wanted a lost, passionate love, but the past is dead, and one must ultimately let go, move on, and live in the present
Back when ISIS didn't conjure up pictures of masked terrorists.....
Mummy deserved to win in this one
What a great film. Imagine our doctor telling you "I'll only kill you for a second. Honest."
"Death.........it's only the Beginning".
No matter if you prefer this or the Brendan Fraser version...we can all agree they are both better than the shitty Tom Cruise version!!!
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It was a reboot project doomed from the start, even with a good director... :/
Unpopular opinion but I like the Tom Cruise version.
Please be gentle?
This is just my opinion, mind you. But I really don't understand why the Tom Cruise mummy flick gets so much hate. It isn't a remake. It is its own movie with its own (and new) story line, characters, etc.
That being said, here's a little fun fact: The 2017 "The Mummy" was originally going to be another sequel in the Brendan Fraser franchise, with the O'Connell's in Latin America battling an Aztec mummy (whom was going to be portrayed by Antonio Banderas).
@@dbzgal04 that actually sounds interesting
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. -oscar wilde-
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He has big beetle in his ring finger...connect with Brendan Fraser The Mummy
Not Very Often The Damsel in Distress Ends Up Defeating The Main Villain instead Of The Strong Male Hero Protagonist. Zita Johan Was Awesome After Rachel Weisz
Good to see last minute prayers always work...But seriously it's a terrific film for both it's time, and as a timeless classic; so easy to watch.
So according to this movie the gods of Egypt are real, huh, neat!
Well, the ‘99 Mummy has a cameo from Anubis when they kill Imhotep: he’s driving the chariot that takes Imhotep’s soul to the underworld.
And the Tom Cruise one, too: Ahmanet is literally trying to give Set (Sutekh) a physical form. Not that you care for that “movie” lol
Screw the 1999 Imhotep. Karloff is far more haunting and scary with his performance. The 1999 version was mostly just a cartoon.
I agree he wasn't over the top he was calm and charismatic
Both films were made with different tones in mind, so I wouldn't discredit the 1999 film too quickly.
The 1932 film was supposed to be suspenseful and the cinematography shows this: extreme contrasts, moody lighting, the music, the writing all emphasizes the tension in the film, not knowing whether Helen is gonna get wooed and sacrificed or not.
The 1999 film has more of a grand adventure feel to it, but does not shy away from it's more horror-oriented roots. The brighter colors, the soundtrack, the set-piece battles and the writing gives it a more lighthearted mood while retaining some of it's predecessor's more bone-chilling moments in it's story.
Honestly whichever one you like depends on your preference, as both do radically different things, but different don't always mean better or worse.
They’re both strongly sympathetic, they don’t deserve this pain
Obviously 1999 movie was an action adventure movie than a horror one. But this movie is iconic in horror genre
I agree that Boris Karloff's mummy is a lot more serious and menacing than Arnold Vosloo's, but I have to say that this movie didn't scare me at all since its pace is a bit slow and its visuals and effects are almost a century old at this point, while the 1999 version, despite being more cartoony and adventurous like you said, also terrified the hell out of me when I saw it because of how horrifically on-point its effects and story were and how alarmingly fast-paced it was. This movie went for tragedy/suspense more (which worked better for early Hollywood horror films), while the 1999 one went for pure horror and stomach-churning effects (like Sleepy Hollow) and in my opinion did a damn good job of it.
He has a hunting knife
It's as dull as a butter knife.
2016 - old
2020 - new
I’ve heard of 3 movies called the mummie
There’s plenty. This was the first big one, but four movies (at least) were actually called “The Mummy”: This one, the Hammer one, the ‘99 one, and the 2017 one nobody liked.
@@TheEmeraldMenOfficial Make that 6, you're missing the Mummy Returns and Tomb of the Dragon Emperor films.
@@amp8295 I was talking about movies that were called simply “The Mummy”. No sequels here, only exact matches!
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One thing I never understood was how a mummy, a dried-out corpse could walk among humans unnoticed. Maybe if they were wearing a cloak and walking at night I could see that working.
Obviously it couldn't, in this version he's sort of regenerated into an old looking man..
The same principle though goes for a possesed doll or something. Movement requires muscle, speech requires a brain and soft tissues like the tounge.
In this though its a supernatural horror movie so normal laws don't apply.
@@lw3646 I just thought Imhotep had powers above an average mummy.
I've seen this movie so many times I made a drinking game. Helen, Helen come back it's Frank, come back. One of the best endings ever.
They just don't write dialogue like that anymore. Shame.
Love the way Isis zaps Imhotep and reduces him to bones. Helen saves her own life and doesn't need a man to do it for her.
Quie a racy outfit for 1930s American tastes.
Considering Zita's flat chest, it isn't as racy as it could be.
The entire cast of this movie is gone
1:30 Imhotep's last words
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