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Tag Archives: egypt
Dr. Phibes Rises Again (1972)
Director: Robert Fuest Writers: Robert Fuest and Robert Blees (Based on characters created by James Whiton and William Goldstein)
Posted in Comedy, Horror
Tagged alex thomson, beryl reid, coffin, comedy, death, doctor, dr. phibes, dr. phibes rises again, egypt, eternal life, horror, james whiton, john gale, louis m. heyward, moon, murder, murderer, peter cushing, pharaoh, resurrect, resurrected, resurrection, revenge, river, robert blees, robert fuest, robert quarry, sarcophagus, science, scientist, scorpion, scrolls, sequel, terry-thomas, tomb, tristam cones, vincent price, william goldstein
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Black Adam (2022)
Director: Jaume Collet-Serra Writers: Adam Sztykiel and Rory Haines & Sohrab Noshirvani (Based on characters from DC Comics)
Posted in Action, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Tagged 2022, action, adam sztykiel, aldis hodge, atom smasher, beau flynn, bill parker, black adam, Bodhi Sabongui, c.c. beck, cycline, dany garcia, dc, dc comics, dceu, djimon hounsou, dr. fate, dwayne johnson, egypt, egyptian, fantasy, fourth world, geoff johns, gods, hawkman, henry cavil, henry winkler, hiram garcia, jack kirby, James Cusati-Moyer, jaume collet-serra, jennifer holland, jerry siegel, joe shuster, john lee, lawrence sher, lorne balfe, magic, marwan kenzari, mercenary, michael l. sale, mike sale, military, Mohammed Amer, noah centineo, pierce brosnan, powers, quintessa swindell, rory haines, sarah shahi, sci-fi, science fiction, slave, slavery, sohrab noshirvani, soldier, superhero, superman, superpowers, supervillain, viola davis
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Red Notice (2021)
Director: Rawson Marshall Thurber Writer: Rawson Marshall Thurber Not good! Very tired schtick.
Posted in Action, Adventure, Comedy, Crime
Tagged 2021, action, adventure, agent, art, art thief, beau flynn, cairo, chase, chris diamantopoulos, comedy, con man, crime, criminal, dany garcia, dwayne johnson, ed sheeran, egg, egypt, fbi, gal gadot, heist, hiram garcia, interpol, julian clark, long con, markus forderer, michael l. sale, mike sale, rawson marshall thurber, red notice, ritu arya, ryan reynolds, steve jablonsky, the rock, thief
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The Mummy Returns (2001)
Director: Stephen Sommers Writer: Stephen Sommers As bad as I remember it being 20 years ago when I saw it in the theater. Dumb, loud and obnoxious. Zero charm or fun.
Posted in Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Horror
Tagged 1930s, 2001, abubis, action, adewale akinnuoye-agbaje, adrian biddle, adventure, alan silvestri, alun armstrong, arnold vosloo, bob ducsay, brendan fraser, child, desert, dwayne johnson, egypt, egyptian, england, fantasy, horror, imhotep, james jacks, john hannah, jungle, kelly matsumoto, kid, london, married, monster, monsters, mummy, oded fehr, patricia velasquez, rachel weisz, sand, scorpion, scorpion king, sean daniel, sequel, son, stephen sommers, the mummy, the mummy returns, the rock, the scorpion king, tomb
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The Mummy (1999)
Director: Stephen Sommers Writer: Stephen Sommers (Story by Stephen Sommers and Lloyd Fonvielle & Kevin Jarre A very important movie going experience for 13 year old Jon! Had not seen it in over decade and thought it held up pretty … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Horror
Tagged 1920s, 1999, action, adrian biddle, adventure, ancient, arnold vosloo, bernard fox, bob ducsay, brendan fraser, curse, egypt, egyptian, fantasy, horror, immortality, jerry goldsmith, john hannah, jonathan hyde, kelly matsumoto, kevin j. o'connor, kevin jarre, librarian, library, lloyd fonvielle, monster, mummy, oded fehr, pharoah, priest, rachel weisz, sand, sean daniel, the mummy, tomb
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The Mummy (2017)
Director: Alex Kurtzman Writers: David Koepp and Christopher McQuarrie and Dylan Kussman (Story by Jon Spaihts and Alex Kurtzman & Jenny Lumet)
Posted in Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Horror
Tagged 2017, action, adventure, alex kurtzman, annabelle wallis, archaeologist, chris morgan, christopher mcquarrie, courtney b. vance, crypt, david koepp, desert, dylan kussman, egypt, egyptian, fantasy, horror, jake johnson, jekyll, jenny lumet, jon spahts, monster, monsters, mummy, princess, russel crowe, sand, sofia boutella, the mummy, tom cruise, tomb
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The Mummy (1932)
Director: Karl Freund Writer: John L. Balderston (Story by Nina Wilcox Putnam & Richard Schayer)
Posted in Fantasy, Horror, Uncategorized
Tagged 1932, Ankh-es-en-amon, boris karloff, carl laemmle jr, david manners, edward van sloan, egypt, egyptian, expedition, fantasy, horror, imhotep, john l. balderston, mummy, nina wilcox putnam, reincarnation, richard schayer, the mummy, tomb, zita johann
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Exodus: Gods and Kings (2014)
Director: Ridley Scott Writers: Adam Cooper & Bill Collage and Jeffrey Caine and Steven Zaillian
Posted in Action, Adventure, Drama
Tagged aaron paul, action, adam cooper, adventure, ben kingsley, ben mendelsohn, bible, bill collage, christian bale, drama, egypt, egyptian, exodus, exodus: gods and kings, gods and kings, jeffrey caine, joel edgerton, john turturro, maria valverde, moses, pharaoh, plagues, ramses, religion, ridley scott, seti, sigourney weaver, slave, slaves, steven zaillian
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Mr. Peabody & Sherman (2014)
Director: Rob Minkoff Writer: Craig Wright (Based on characters created by Ted Key)
Posted in Animated, Comedy
Tagged adaptation, adventure, agamemnon, albert einstein, allison janney, animated, animation, ariel winter, cartoon, comedy, craig wright, danny elfman, dennis haysbert, egypt, einstein, family, father, genius, history, jay ward, joshua rush, karan brar, king tut, lake bell, leonardo da vinci, leslie mann, max charles, mel brooks, michael mccullers, monda lisa, mr. peabody, mr. peabody & sherman, odysseus, patrick warburton, peabody and sherman, rob minkoff, robert ben garant, sherman, son, stanley tucci, stephen colbert, stephen tobolowsky, ted key, thomas lennon, time travel, tom mcgrath, trojan horse, ty burrell
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