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The Mummy Reaction (Patreon)

Published:
2025-10-26 15:25:23
Imported:
2026-06

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You can check out the full reaction here - https://ln5.sync.com/dl/166af7000#i2bspufz-vydy3x8k-mgg53evs-pbf7a2r6

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Comments

Alex

This should be good! 😅❤️ Thank you Magy and Laura! 💖 Can’t wait to watch! 🙂

WonderHook

I love This movie Adventure, humour & Scary moments 🤗 And Brendan Fraser & Rachel Weisz amazing!!! I Hope One day you react to the INDIANA JONES Franchise 🥰

MichaelBillyButcher2000

Finally! These beautiful, lovely ladies' journey begins with one of my favourite movie trilogies of all time. And whoever finally requested this iconic movie, thank you so very much. It's about bloody time you ladies start your amazing journey with this, in my opinion, one of the BEST trilogies out there. Just finished watching this reaction, and I and your fans cannot wait until you watch the 2nd movie, which is my favourite one in the whole trilogy. Thank you once again, ladies, and cannot wait to see your reactions to The Mummy Returns (2001) when you have the chance. XOXOXOXO :D :D :D

Chase

Yes Let’s Go! 😎😁 Finally

Alexandar

If you like this vibe of movie check Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (2010)

Ayemisc

watched this so much when i was younger, thanks Magy!

David Bennett

A lot of broomhandle mauser pistols were in this film. I guess with more than a million of the sidearms produced in 40 years of production from Mauser, and many more unlicensed copies made in other countries, it’s not really that surprising. I AM pleased that they included a period accurate Lewis Gun mounted in the rear cockpit of the biplane that Ardeth then takes dismounted to battle with the mummies. Jonathan throwing the empty revolver instead of reloading is something that annoys me INTENSELY. Firearms, then as now, are valuable possessions, and throwing them away after expending the ammunition inside is unthinkable TO ME. Bernard Fox (Winston Havelock, pilot of the biplane) played Colonel Archibald Gracie in the film Titanic, Gracie actually survived the sinking IRL. In the film, he made the somewhat rude comment “women and machinery DO NOT mix….” after hearing Rose’s partially truthful explanation of how Jack came to be laying on top of her when the sailors came running over I find it amusing that Benny had the nerve to insult Rick’s camel while riding his own. Camels and Horses are basically on par speed wise, 40 mph at a burst, 25 mph sustained for an hour In 1925, blue gold isn’t really a thing. Nowadays, alloying gold with gallium or iridium can produce a gold alloy with a blue tinge. In my professional opinion, it looks….ODD. I wouldn’t choose to work with it. Booby trapped tombs are nearly completely a hollywood fiction. The closest thing to a REAL LIFE example is the Bahariya Oasis tomb, where the floor was covered in 8 inches of Hematite dust, which can cause very unpleasant and fatal internal injuries if it is inhaled by a human. The scarab, Scarabaeus sacer, IS a real insect but it does not behave anything like the one portrayed in the film. They do NOT feed on living flesh nor do they attack anything in swarms. That was Hollywood bullshit, through and through. The Medjai were a real organization in ancient Egypt. It is thought that they disappeared around 1100 BCE. The Medjai's tattoos are given to them when they turn sixteen, to officially denote their role as defenders against evil. The ceremony is also a trial, since if the Medjai show any kind of pain or discomfort, it's considered that they brought shame upon their family. Men within the group will get tattoos over their entire body, shown with Ardeth's face tattoos that spell out the words "underworld" and "truth" in Egyptian hieroglyphics Ardeth Bay, the leader of the Medjai, (played by Oded Fehr) is shown speaking Arabic. I’m not sure whether this is accurate, I believe a tribe as isolated and focused on maintaining it’s long held traditions would be speaking Coptic, the closest language to ancient egyptian that exists. Historicity: The filmmakers played it fast and loose with real history on this one: Seti the first died in 1279, so Imhotep murdering him in 1290? Pretty much impossible. The idea that an egyptian curse would directly invoke the plagues described in the book of Exodus in the Christian bible is rather problematic, since scholarship cannot agree on when the exodus (if it ever truly happened) took place, and what pharaoh would have been the antagonist is highly debated. The mostly commonly accepted idea is that Ramsees the second IS the pharaoh of the exodus. The problem with this, in terms of this film, is that Seti was Ramsees II’s FATHER and thus the curse would have been concocted BEFORE said plagues ever transpired. I’m not sure if there is a movie about Cleopatra. Netflix did produce a re-cock-ulous ‘documentary’ claiming that she was black. She was BORN in Egypt but her lineage is demonstrably greek going all the way back to Alexander the Great. One thing that jumps out at me about the scenario of resurrecting Anck-su-namun (Her Life Is of Amun) is that when Imhotep tries the first time to resurrect her, there is NO woman beside the body to act as the sacrifice. Near the end of the film, Evelyn is chosen to BE that sacrifice, so why the disparity?? If you are wondering, Anck-su-namun was a princess, daughter of Pharaoh Ankhenaten and Queen Nefertiti, and would go on to marry Tutankhamun, which would also put HER presence outside the timeline given in the film, having been born in 1348 and died in 1322, some 32 years before the events portrayed in the film that got Imhotep sealed away as a juicy mummy.

LittleC5520

I hope you watch the corpse bride

Kevin Caicedo

This is a great movie! I’m so glad you girls finally watched and enjoyed one of the best classics of my childhood

jtrod

Great movie! You should react to 'Master and Commander' too, I think you’ll really like it

Joshua

I’m so happy y’all reacted to this movie, it’s an nostalgic classic😊😊😊and y’all react to the the sequel (The Mummy Returns) y’all will be in a thrill of a ride💯💯💯💯💯

Cyber legacy

Great movie i really enjoy the mummy movies there perfect

Martin Bech

I've been able to reexperience so many classics because of these two. They pick up on everything and actually feel with the characters. Thanks! :D

JT King

I'm glad you girls reacted to this movie, it so fun. Did you recognize Evey? She played mama Melina in the Black Widow movie ❤️

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