The Mummy (1999) is so DISTURBING 😳
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Fun fact: Brenden Fraser who played Rick O Connell was left unconscious after filming the hanging scene. The film crew eventually got him back on his feet, so ironically Fraser was resurrected.
No not resurrected Lol but revived after having a near death experience and/or passed out from lack of oxygen (aka AIR) because his wind pipe was being surpressed by the rope … he literally risking his own life during that hanging scene.
The "original" Mummy movie was not from 1999 but was from 1932 starring one of the greatest horror actors of all times, Boris Karloff. Who also starred as the "original" Frankenstein monster in 1931.
Thank you!
First a girl named Blue, now a girl named Violet? Soon we'll have the whole rainbow! 🙃
Reminds me of the Overly Sarcastic Productions team and how they all go by colors as their screen names since none of them want their real names out in the public. Red and Blue being the main ones, but we get the likes of Green, Cyan and Indigo in various other appearances
We need a Ruby.
@@dracoargentum9783 There is a reactor named Jacqui who is a natural redhead and uses the slogan "Redder is better". Maybe a collab.
Brendan Fraser actually injured his back during the hanging scene which affects him to this day. Rachel Weise is also in Constatine and Black Widow films...One thing I always thought was strange is O'Connel's gun bag which seems to be able to float in water.
The second Mummy movie is just as good.
I personally enjoyed the third one, based in pre-WW2 China. Rachel Weiz's part was re cast, but the parents are in the background. The son is a young man, and is one of the leads.
IKR, the third one is underrated which is understandable but seriously it deserves reactions to it. I personally can’t stand when actors are changed unless absolutely unavoidable like the son’s role which of course he had to grow up (Im not sure what happened to the young lad that played the role first in the second one but the mother should’ve stayed the same 😒 Im not saying the replacement didn’t do well, but seriously what the heck happened to Rachel?
I'm glad to find others who also enjoyed the third one. It doesn't deserve the hate it gets imo.
@@ivaneames4354 Same, the only thing I didn't like was Rachel's part was recasted for whatever reason but majority of rest of the bast such as the father, brother were kept the same as well as old acquaintances of O'Connell and/or the Eve's brother. Of course it would've been nice to know what happened to the young boy who played the son in the second one? It's understandable obviously he had to grow up and the role re casted but I still like to know.
Uhm…pretty certain the third one is AFTER World War Two…haven’t seen it in a long while but pretty sure there were references to their war exploits against the Germans…?
Might well be mistaken, but yeah…
The original "The Mummy" was from 1932 with Boris Karloff.
If you like Egyptian themes, you should react to two songs, "King Tut" by Steve Martin and "Walk like an Egyptian" by The Bangles.
WTH?
Yay! Agree!
The Mummy with Tom Cruise isn't terrible - it's just _not good._
The Mummy (1999) is a reimagining of the original 1930s version, which was a thriller instead of an adventure. They also had reboots in the 1950s and 1970s, but the 1999 version has been the most popular.
The Tom Cruise version was going to be the start of a "Dark Universe," bringing together all of Universal's famous monsters in an MCU-style franchise series. Its failure caused the cancellation of multiple films.
18:43 This scene still cracks me up to this day. Carrying all those amulets suits Beni well, being a deceitful and untrustworthy character. The reason the mummy spares Beni when he speak Hebrew is because he recognized it as the language of the slaves, so he offered him to be his servant
which would be fine if the jews had ever been enslaved by the egyptians... but they weren't. there's literally no evidence it ever happened, and the egyptians were meticulous record keepers.
You've gotta be EXTREMELY superstitious and paranoid to study every single religion in existence for protection.
The Mummy recognises Benny speaking the Hebrew language (Jewish) as “the language of the slaves”. That’s why he spares his life in return for service.
I enjoy the guest. Her English is as perfect as yours, and she seems like an enjoyable person. She's welcome back anytime.
Blu & Violet... The Indigo girls. 😊
@@lingrensteve man, I haven't even thought about Indigo Girls in more years than I'm willing at admit
This was followed by two direct sequels, a reboot and spinoff franchise. Brenden Fraser preceded this with George of the Jungle
Also a sick (although very short) ride at Universal
The new one wasn't "bad" per se, it was just very... "meh", and, forgettable. This one, and, the sequel, were just fun, entertaining action movies. Good popcorn kinda movies.
I love Trixy's hair in this ❤
Thank you for this reaction! George of the Jungle was my introduction to Brendan Fraser; I highly recommend reacting to this film as well. I really would love to see you react to the rest of The Mummy trilogy! The second film is the superior of the trilogy and the third film has a nice change of scenery for the culture and myths. If would love more Brendan Fraser films, here are some suggestions: Loony Tunes: Back In Action, Journey to the Center of the Earth, Inkheart, and Furry Vengeance. Also another amazing underrated action film I highly recommend is Cutthroat Island starring Geena Davis.
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Technically there are 3 different versions of them and 5 movies
The Universal Monsters Vault movie from 1932 (The Mummy)
The Tom Cruise reboot of the 1932 movie (The Mummy)
and the Brendan Fraiser trilogy
(The Mummy, The Mummy Returns, and The Mummy The Tomb of the Dragon Emperor)
6 if you count the Scorpion King spin-off with The Rock.
@@benschultz1784 well 7 then since there are two of them
If you're going to count individual films, it is worth noting that the 1932 film had 4 serious sequels plus the Abbott and Costello film. Also, there have been 5 Scorpion King films, not two, although 4 were direct-to-video. And for full completeness let's not forget the animated series (2001-2003) which had 26 episodes.
@@cmlemmus494 true, but I only brought them up to mention that, the 2017 movie was not a remake or reboot to the 2000 movie
If you’re looking for another Brenden Fraser flick, I highly recommend reacting to Airheads(1994). It’s a criminally underrated rock and roll movie with a few familiar faces like Adam Sandler and Steve Buscemi.
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 Evelyn described how ancient Egyptians removed people's brains (minus a slight omission): The embalmers used the hook to also punch a hole in the person's skull so the brain drained out when they were rolled over. And I always get jumpscared when Jonathan is toying around in that damned sarcophagus, no matter how many times I've seen the movie.
Side trivia:
1. In the scene introducing her as Ankh-su-namun, model/actress Patricia Velásquez was completely naked with the exception of a loin cloth, a few pieces of jewelry, pasties & body paint (body paint took four hours to apply).
2. Brendan Fraser revealed on a recent episode of “The Kelly Clarkson Show” that he had a near-death experience during a stunt gone wrong while filming “The Mummy.” The Oscar winner said he was “choked out accidentally” during the scene in which he had to be hanged from the gallows in the Egyptian prison, which resulted in him being resuscitated by on-set medical personnel.
3. In the desert race to Hamunaptra, you see camels and horses. Horses are faster (on flat land), but camels are adapted to life in the desert. Even though they do eventually have to eat and drink, camels can live off the fat reserves inside their humps, their long eyelashes keep dust out of their eyes, and their feet are big and wide to keep them from sinking into the sand as they move.
4. After Evelyn unknowingly awakens Imhotep by reading The Book Of The Dead (which is actually a funerary scroll in real life) and the locust swarm flies into the encampment at Hamunaptra, the locusts crawling on the Egyptologist are actually grasshoppers that were refrigerated to make them sluggish. On a similar note, the scarabs in real life were merely dung beetles, not vicious flesh eaters.
ye i looooove this one
One other bit of trivia:
The Egyptians would remove several organs during mummification, but NEVER the heart as it was seen as the source of life.
@@donaldball3245 Yup. It was used in a ritual to determine a spirit's worthiness to enter the afterlife. In the weighing of the heart rite, the heart of the deceased is weighed in the scale against the feather of the goddess Maat, who personifies order, truth, and what is right. If the scales balanced, Osiris accepted the deceased into his company and granted him eternal life. If not, the heart would be eaten by the monster Ammut (the Devourer), shown as a hippopotamus with a crocodile head, and the person would die forever.
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The only Royal mummy that doesn't have its heart inside its chest is Tutankhamun
Scarab beetles are good mothers, would never eat people while the person is still alive ;-)
The match lighting it set in a time before safety matches had been invented.
the safety match was invented in 1844
It's weird that when Imotep spoke there were no translation subtitles where there's supposed to be for you two.
To answer your question about him shooting the beetles, he's using a pump action shotgun and like any other shotgun it shoots pellets that spread out once fired to hit the intended target with more force and power. Being that the pellets spread once fired he shot at the beetles intending for the pellets to spread and hit some of them (he wasn't trying to kill all the beetles tho he was trying to slow them down with the shotgun blasts so they could get away)
Great reaction videos I will leave 3 movie suggestions for you
1. Jaws (1975)
2. Close encounters of the third kind (1977)
3. The Deep (1977)
Please give the Star Trek franchise a chance. 🖖🏻
Swim in the Nile? What about the crocodiles
I think the classic Universal Studios monster movies might be great for you to react to starting with Dracula (1931) with Bela Lugosi in it
There are 3 Mummy movies. The second one is The Mummy Returns and it’s actually great. The third one is totally skippable.
Five out of Five. 5/5
"The Mummy" is a delightful treasure of a movie that has everything that any film fanatic could ever desire; a fascinating and exciting adventure film in ancient Egypt, and a dynamic genre hybrid at that; it is a raucous horror movie, a rousing adventure, an intriguing fantasy film, a witty comedy, and a good-natured romantic story all wrapped up into one. Throughout it's breezy two-hour running time, Stephen Sommers (director/writer) delivered rollicking fun from start to finish with brilliant craftsmanship.
The movie from 2017 is a mess. It's not worthy to watch but the rest of the saga should impress you.
I Enjoyed the reaction and “V” is a welcome addition. I’d like to see more between these two.
Great movie.This is a fun adventure movie. They don't make movies like the anymore . The last fun adventure movie is Prince Of Persia 2010. The Mummy 2 is also a good movie but the third one is horrible. The modern remake with Tom crusie is very different but it is decent and more horror. You should also see Blast from the Past and School Ties with Brandon Frazer. Also The National Treasure movies.
Hi Blue & Violette!😊 This film and the sequel "The Mummy Returns" (2001) are good. After that they kind of go down hill with the recasting of Rachel Weisz. The new Mummy reboot is largely forgettable and can be skipped, IMO. The bugs are "Scarab Beetles". The swarm of bugs that first appear after the words are read in the book are "locusts" which are a type of grasshopper. Great reactions to the well made Mummy film, Ladies!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏
Hahahaha, okay, so we started with Blue, who is now joined by Violet... so who is next? Find a cute little ginger who goes by "Red" and we'll have a nice little trifecta of the rainbow going on here.
But Vi will always have to sit between in the middle, lol. Cos you know, violet (purple) is the combined mix of red and blue... 👉💙💜❤👍
37:22 The Mummy is a great movie. Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz had good chemistry. A legionnaire joins a librarian and her cowardly brother on an archaeological expedition to an ancient Egyptian city only to have hell break loose when a condemned priest is revived as a mummy and is bent on resurrecting his deceased lover.
So…The mummy was holding a lions head jar. He is looking for the other jars that were in the base of box holding the Book of the Dead. The American team took them. The jars contain the internal organs of the girl who killed the king. He needs them to bring her back to life. Cheers
Violet needs to be a regular…great secondary commentary 💪🏻, much love from New Jersey, USA
Well, technically, the "original" Mummy dates back to the 1930s or whatever. Boris Karloff, Lon Chaney, one of them guys did it first way back when, plus numerous sequels.
[1932-DEC-22] THE MUMMY
[1942-OCT-23] THE MUMMY'S TOMB
[1944-JUL-07] THE MUMMY'S GHOST
[1944-DEC-22] THE MUMMY'S CURSE
There could be more, but those are the ones I have (bothered to look for).
But, if we're talking the Brendan Fraser trilogy, then sure, this is the "original" first installment.
[1999-MAY-07] THE MUMMY
[2001-MAY-04] THE MUMMY RETURNS
[2008-AUG-01] THE MUMMY : TOMB OF THE DRAGON EMPEROR
The Tom Cruise reboot was not that bad.
[2017-JUN-09] THE MUMMY
Everybody thinks they are Siskel & Ebert, though, eh? LOL
During the egyptian talking parts, the movie should have had english subtitles superimposed on the copy itself. This is how we watched it in theaters.
goodbye Benny hahahahaha it never gets old girls. the first mummy is the gold!
Without Indiana Jones, there would be no Mummy, Tomb Raider, etc.
The Mummy was one of the first DVD's I bought as young guy. I loved it and it always has had a special place in my heart! The second installment is very good too. You'll enjoy it😁
If Trixie likes Egyptian themes then she should check out the 1986 pop song, "Walk Like an Egyptian" by The Bangles. In the music video, various random New Yorkers are encouraged to walk or dance "like an Egyptian".
The Mummy trilogy deserves reactions to all three movies, not just the first two 😒 as much as im a fan of Cruise, the Mummy remake is one of the worst films he has done throughout his career. Honestly, I don’t know why he would even accept such a role knowing how demonic it turned out to be whether or not it was just a movie … crossing that line is unhealthy for a person’s soul and shouldn’t be taken lightly.
This one is good. Iconic even.
Its sequel also is very worthwhile.
Hello Blue, V. Nice video. Loved this film growing up. Nice to revisit childhood. I would absolutely love to see V for more reactions ❤❤❤
Take care, much love
This movie is great. I thought it had a lot of humor but also good action/scifi.
The 1932 version of "The Mummy" is very good!
Yes. People who don't like cats is a big red flag. I have 3 that I rescued from different dangerous situations.
New one is with Tom Cruise and it probably his worst movie its awful. Oh the original was nearly 80 or 90 years ago . . . The one you are watching isn’t that old.
The director Stephen sommers did a movie before the mummy called DEEP RISING it also stars beni as well as loads of great actor's it's my favourite creature feature I highly recommend it 👍
Scarab beetles are dung beetles. The ancient Egyptians considered them sacred as a symbol of the sun god Rā, as they compared a beetle rolling a ball of dung across the sand to the sun crossing the sky.
"The original" Nope, the original 'The Mummy' was far older! Haha
The director, Stephen Sommers also did "G.I. Joe: The Rise of the Cobra" (2009). Brendan Fraser makes a cameo appearance in it. And 2 other actors from the Mummy film appear in it (Arnold Vosloo AKA the Mummy), and Kevin J. O'Conner (Bennie). Also, some of the scenes take place in Egypt. Its a straight up action flick. Coincidentally, Dwayne The Rock Johnson appeared in the sequels to both The Mummy and to G.I. Joe.
The original Mummy was filmed in 1936 .
The Brenden Fraser version is the first in a series of mummy movies with him.
There were subtitles for the ancient Egyptian when I saw it, I'm not sure why it didn't have it in your version. A lot of information lost without that.
"You came back from the desert with a new friend. Didn't you Beni?"
Great Adventure Movie....Is Actually A Remake of a 1939 Classic Called the Mummy
The Mummy 1999 is a great action Adventure movie Just Like Indiana Jones Raiders of the lost art and Lara Croft Tomb Raider btw great n fun reaction video!
"The original one from 1999"
The Mummy (1932): "Am I a joke to you?"
Oh my childhood I was only 8 when I saw this fantastic film.
I agree the newest isn't that great but that would be the 3rd movie.
Definitely watch the second.
The second one is okay, its the third that sux.
They were thinking of the Tom Cruise version as the second
The Mummy Returns is even better
the original mummy is from 1932 starring boris karloff. this is a remake. god damn. ive never seen a youtube movie channel where the creator knows absolutely jack shit about cinema. truly astonishing.
Parkour....must do District B13
27:54 she feels cause she’s a fishy 🐟 😅😅
Not the original. That would be from 1932. The 1999 version is actually kind of a remake!
Shadow of the Collosus is indeed a great game!
My favorite movie of all time
A true classic from my childhood😊♥️
I really do enjoy The Mummy from 1999, the sequels not so much. Still would love for you to do a reaction to Demons from 1985 and the sequel Demons 2 from 1986, I also recommend Phantasm from 1979, Basket Case from 1982 and The Return of the Living Dead from 1985.
I would love to see both of you react to the Clint Eastwood movie "The Outlaw Josey Wales."
"When i was little"
You now are little))))
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Are there Riedel glasses?
Fun fact: The scene involving the toppling of the bookshelves, which I just noticed that you left out, took only one take. Fortunate for them, I would say. It definitely saved time, not having to clean up and reshoot the scene.
The scene started with a stunt man (in drag) starting the reaction. The camera followed the shelves, with the actress kneeling just below the camera. At the precise moment, she just had to rise up for the camera to see her.
the Original LOL The Mummy is a 1932 Boris Karloff movie
This is my favorite Mummy movie.
Dude! If you're looking for shows involving Egyptian Mythology the very best one is called Stargate SG1. There's a move but the series is much better.
A suggestion of react, A Dog's Purpose
There's actually 4 mummy movies
actually 5
Actually 10. 6 films in the Universal Classic Monsters series of films, 3 in the Stephen Sommers series (of which this is the first one), and the first (and only) Dark Universe film.@@ryancheney6841
Older matches were strike anywhere so any rough surface. Newer safety matches need box.
it would be awesome they made another Momy movie. :'(
The "original" from 1932 was by far the best in my opinion.
This is a remake not the original
Lol why didn't you watch the one with the Subtitles on tho
Hello Blue and Violet 🤍💚❤
I like to see the two of you in more videos. That would be great.
Yay, one of my favorite films. 😀
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Welcome V, nice to meet you. Everything about this movie is chefs kiss. The casting, the plot and the soundtrack - it’s such a gift
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Great video.
14:05 Assified
violet is cute
Welcome V, and hope you enjoy reacting.
Cheers 😊
The second one is fantastic
I'd react to the 2nd one(the sequel) & stop there.
Disturbing?! Just go leave UA-cam. Childhood great movie cast everything Mummy fans will understand ❤️😎
Has V seen V For Vendetta? Because that would be funny to see.
This is a good movie, it is entertaining and is what movies are supposed to be. The actors are great, the story cool, and a splash of action with romance. You guys are really good reactors and also make a super cute couple.