THE MUMMY (1999) Movie Reaction! | FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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- This was definitely a fun, adventure movie with a lot of silly moments, and even some freaky ones too! I truly understand why so many people enjoy this movie; it's straightforward, and again, it's just a fun time with no serious thinking skills needed, hooray! I hope you enjoy this reaction like I enjoyed the movie!
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Omid Djalili (the prison boss who first gets eaten by a scarab beatle) told a funny story about the impact this movie had on his career as he's mainly a stand up comic in Britain.
After The Mummy he was filming in Morocco I think with Robert Redford and Brad Pitt and when they wrapped a scene they all walked through a local market and The Mummy was playing on Moroccan TV at the time so everyone in the market ignored Robert Redford and Brad Pitt and were shouting "Hey look! It's the guy from The Mummy! and were clamouring for his autograph while probably 2 of the most recognisable actors in the world just walked away 😂
Awesome good for him!
@@rameychisum2891 it's a double edged sword I think. People who get too much of it probably begin to hate but when it goes away they might miss it
That's so wholesome 😂 and well-deserved. I mean nothing against the other guys and their filmography, but they weren't in the Mummy.
That "wrong side of the river" gag is unusually highbrow and esoteric for a movie like this, so to explain: the Nile is the largest river in the world, and there are NO bridges across it. At that point, the Americans' only option is to find a ferry to take them across, taking them far out of their way, and costing a ton thanks to all those horses. It's actually quite impressive they mange to arrive at the same time as the heroes.
"How did you get here so fast?"
"You got me, by all accounts it doesn't make any sense..."
@@KingHoborg One of my favourite almost fourth wall breaks lmaoooooo
This movie has such a great blend of comedy, action and horror. As someone that was obsessed with Indiana Jones, this made 90s kid me so so happy when it came out🤣
I know Indiana Jones is probably a technically better film, but I just enjoy this and the sequel so much more, partly from the chemistry between Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz, and I think the slightly more slapstick humour just works a bit better with this story for me
The timing of discovering this film, being in the start of high school and having a fascination with ancient Egyptian mythology…
This, Indiana Jones..
But of course STARGATE!!!
Indiana Jones uses Saturday morning serials as an inspiration while The Mummy uses them as a model. The difference is simultaneously obvious and nuanced but I don't care... they're both fun as fuck.
Thing about camels, they're not necessarily faster, but they do tend to travel better in sand and deserts than horses do. So while a horse can sprint faster, camels are better at conserving stamina.
ooo true true!!
Did you know that camels are actually from the Americas and that horses are from the Middle Eastern area?
This movie knows it's pure popcorn fun and revels in it, like a live action DuckTales. I do love that Evelyn is a capable damsel, as though she isn't a fighter her other skills make her the most useful member of the party. Other favorite bits are Beni trying to pray to every major religion for help, Brendan Fraser saying "Look what I got" and holding up a pissed cat, and Winston dying with a smile on his face because he got to die like his comrades in the great war.
Evie is such an underrated heroine! She's the one who drives the story forward every step of the way (both waking the mummy and figuring out how to destroy it) while Rick self-admittedly is along just to help her out (which is a rare thing to see in a hero as well). Even her relationship with Jonathan is so sweet and respectful. And I love how they allowed her to be an effective heroine without turning her into Action Woman. It's both uplifting and sad that this movie still feels so refreshing after 20 years.
Stephen Sommers was very conscious while making the film that he would need to maintain a very tricky balance between the funny and scary stuff to prevent either from overwhelming the other. How much he succeeded is certainly debatable, but he did put a real effort in. Most notably, if it seems odd that Imhotep mistakes Evy for Anck-su-namun, that's because it's the remnant of a running gag where taking Burns' eyes causes him to also have poor vision, which Sommers ended up deciding would be too much comedy for the character.
There was something about Rachel Wiesz in this movie, be still my heart... and your comment about the character's mustache seems accurate.
The mummy is a perfect example of what the adventure genre can and should be, with it being very well balanced...and with a female lead arugably smarter then everyone else and characters that would often being deemed as useless side characters (Ardeth/Jonathan) that are equally involved and important. And it doesn't take itself overly serious, which is so necessary for the genre and balance of the film. Honestly, I could write a whole essay on how strong this film truly is. I added an adventure unit for my film class simply so I can force high schoolers to watch this movie (and if I have to watch the movie every time I teach it, I just pick something I want to watch myself).
It's based on the 1933 film "The Mummy" starring Boris Karloff, which is a film I recommend highly. It's part of the classic Universal Studios Monsters series of the 30's and 40's, including "Dracula" and "Frankenstein".
All of the Universal horror cycle is fun IMO.
The 1933 version is classic but I really like the Hammer 1959 version with Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing.
For more Brendan Fraser I suggest "George of the Jungle" (1997) and "Bedazzled" (2000)!
Also the 50s boyfriend.
Another Brendan Fraser movie that's really good is Mrs. Winterbourne.
@@fjparasite1172 Do you mean “Blast from the Past”? Because, if so, I am ON BOARD! Fraser + Silverstone + Walken + Spacek = Total genius
@@cometgirl217 yes. That's the one.
Bedazzled is a remake that lost a lot in translation - the original Peter Cook and Dudley Moore movie was much better because the Devil in it is a total scumbag, whereas Liz Hurley is just a bit of a vamp
The treasure in the camel’s pack(s?) at the end was the stuff “Benny” looted from the site. He greedily went back in to gather more after the first load, but…we all know how that turned out
Kevin J. O'Connor was hated by all the camels in this film. Their reaction were genuine.
This movie is part of quite a history that spans almost the length of movie making itself. Long before the likes of the Marvel movies these days, the concept of a cinematic universe was first pioneered by Universal Studios in the '30s and '40s, with adaptations of several classic horror novels like Dracula, Frankenstein, and the Phantom of the Opera, plus some original monster stories like The Wolf Man, The Creature from the Black Lagoon, and their first attempt at such, The Mummy in 1932, played by Boris Karloff. Eventually they started having these characters do crossovers with each other, which unfortunately quickly saw a quality nosedive as became clear the reason for the crossovers was that they were just plain out of ideas.
Next, there came Hammer Studios, who became especially well known for their remakes of the Universal monsters which features a level of blood and gore beyond anything else seen at the time. Their version of the Mummy first appeared in 1959, played by our old pal Christopher Lee in between his also playing Dracula for the studio.
This particular film spent over a decade in development hell, with various production teams coming and going and none able to get it off the ground until Stephen Sommers came along with his idea to combine the classic Mummy story with an Indiana Jones-style old timey pulp adventure hero, and it was a massive success, enough to get a slightly inferior but still quite enjoyable sequel which featured The Rock in his first film role. Unfortunately, the franchise was then killed again by the third film in the series, Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, whose script was so bad that Rachel Weisz refused to come back and was awkwardly replaced by Maria Bello, despite the chemistry between her and Fraser being one of the biggest draws of the first two films.
The most recent chapter gets even worse, as after the smash success of the MCU, Universal Studios got the idea that they should resurrect all the classic monster films, building off their status as the OG cinematic universe, in what they eventually named the Dark Universe. And that could have been a great idea. Unfortunately, their first attempt at starting it off with a film called Dracula Unchained was hated by everyone and flopped hard, so they tried to start over with another Mummy film in 2017 starring Tom Cruise. And that film also turned out horrible, causing them to give up on the idea entirely and leaving the Dark Universe as a cautionary tale of what can happen when you try to build a shared film universe too quickly before anyone is on board with it yet.
Dont agree that later films took a nosedive because there classics like Frankenstein meets the Wolfman House of Frankenstein the black castle and the creature from the black lagoon and the reason they started the crossover wasn't because they ran out of ideas it was because of the real life event WW2 and they wanted to give the people what's known as Escapism which is away to take your mind of the War the best way they thought was give us more monsters for there buck
half of this reaction is just sam being like “OH NOOOOO...”
loved it!
Here's some trivia for you. The actor who plays Benny is the same actor that was in Steel Magnolias as Annelle's future husband. He lost a large amount of weight to play this part. I didn't even recognize it was him, for years.
Also...funny that you mentioned That Brendan looked like Tarzan with his long hair. He played George in George of the Jungle live movie...in which his hair looked almost the same as in the prison scene.
"he looks like Tarzan" ..funny you should say that! Brandon Frasier starred in a comedy movie based off of a kid's cartoon series called George Of The Jungle. he also did another movie based off of a kid's cartoon called Dudley Do-Right. both are kid funny movies that are worth watching
First thing I'm watching after our internet got turned back on (5 minutes ago)
Benny's cowardness could've saved him but in the end his greed killed him.
YUP!
A classic fall for a classic stock character. It's a cliche because it's worked for a long time.
After all the times I've watched this movie (I actually saw it in the theatre), and I only recently realized that the Mummy mistakes Evie for his lost love because the eyes he took were from a guy that BADLY NEEDED GLASSES! The movie makes a point of showing him fumbling around looking for his glasses! LOL
I would love to have seen the mummy wearing glasses!
Evelyn : No harm ever came from reading a book.
Professor Knowby : Hold my beer...
As far as I'm concerned, this is the movie that is, for me, perfect. Cheesy as heck, fun adventure, ridiculousness, witty banter, a romance that just plain feels warm and fuzzy that's not just boy meet girl. Boy save girl. Over. And over. And over, ad infinitum.
The actor who plays Bennie was Sammy from Steel Magnolias
Also, Brendan did almost die during the hanging scene, the rope was shorter than they thought and it really was choking him.
“He looks like Tarzan.”
Well now, my next movie recommendation has to be George of the Jungle 😅
SO MUCH BETTER THAN THE TOM CRUISE 2017 REBOOT, WHICH IS GOD AWFUL! The best Mummy movie ever!
Wes Craven, John Carpenter, John Landis, Mick Garris, Clive Barker, Tobe Hooper, and George Romero were considered for the job of making the movie before Stephen Sommers was chosen after his last film, DEEP RISING bombed at the box office. Sommers and Brendan Fraser said that it's not only inspired by the original 1932 Mummy, but called it "Indiana Jones Meets Jason And The Argonauts or Clash Of The Titans meets The Ten Commandments."
Kurt Russell, Sylvester Stallone, Matthew McConaughey, Brad Pitt, Ben Affleck Tom Cruise, and Matt Damon were considered for the role of the hero.
It was a box office success making $420 million dollars against a $75 million dollar budget.
"omg he looks like Tarzan!"
Why no. He looks like George of the Jungle. :)
(another classic Brenden Frasier film reference.)
When this movie came out it was THE talk of the town in my 4th grade class. Such a classic.
I watched this movie as a kid, it gave me an irrational fear that bugs would bite through my skin... fun times.
Kevin J. O'Connor in Steel Magnolias has already been mentioned, and another returning actor you didn't seem to catch is Jonathan Hyde as the American team's Egyptologist, who played both Alan's father and Van Pelt in Jumanji. He was pretty big in the '90s for these kinds of comically stuffy, snooty characters.
RIGHT! He did look familiar actually!
Isn't he in Titanic too?
@@cindyknudson2715 Yes, as J. Bruce Ismay, the guy notorious for pushing the ship to faster speed and then jumping into a lifeboat against the women and children order.
@Ryan Lohner which in turn was quite fictional in the movies as he was one of the ones who was helping people get into the lifeboats, so much so that the crew stopped him as he was getting in the way.
Plus the women and children first was misinterpreted by Lightoller as Women and Children Only. If you went with Murdoch, he took it as Women and Children first, then men if there was space and no women and children.
You were really good a predicting this movie. Great reaction though! Such a classic movie and a childhood favorite.
I have no idea how it happened this time around I guess it was luck haha
But thank you!!
Also, before I get into this. I just wanna say, I haven’t watched this movie in over 15 years, and I still remember that Egyptian queens name, Anuk Soon Amoon! It’s like permanently burned into my brain!
It's actually proof of how memorable this movie is considering her name gets mentioned about twice while in some other movies and shows you can't even recall the main character's names 😂
15:51 That fucking chair throw gets me everytime. 🤣
Pinched a nerve in my neck yesterday, and just left a very painful Chiropractor appointment, thanks for bringing some light and joy into my day! Grew up adoring this movie! Super excited for your reaction to it! 😊💛
You're too kind, JD!! Sorry about your neck D:
@@OGBReacts a neck is barrable compared to stiff shoulders, talking from both pain and experience, also the sequel to this is very much worth it though i have to warn you it's a guilty pleasure.
"He looks like Tarzan!"
You may wanna check out a movie called George of the Jungle.
I was 14 when this film came out, me and one of my friends snuck into the cinema to watch it lol
Kudos on the Fraser pronunciation! Anyone else remember the 90s(?) commercial where he says “it’s fray-zer, rhymes with razor” (or something like that)?
5:26 "looks like Tarzan" ... you're on to someting. Check Brendan Frasier's filmography ;)
Rachel Weisz isn't the only Marvel actor in the film. I don't know if you watched Agents of SHIELD, but John Hannah (Jonathan) played the mad scientist Dr. Holden Radcliffe in the third and fourth seasons.
ooo I've watched almost everything Marvel but haven't seen Agents of Shield!
Brendan Fraser is a gem of a hottie... Done wrong by Hollywood and a spiteful ex wife. Love the man, adore these movies but the 2017 remake is stomach churning-ly bad. The sequel is definitely worth watching 💞
"You a whole ass buffet" 🤣 Dead!!!
Ooh yay I'm glad you did this one! I love this movie! I had to laugh when you said he looked like Tarzan because he was actually George of the Jungle lol excellent reaction to the movie as usual!
For a humorous detailing of camel riding, here is Peter O'Toole, in old age, giving a very funny rundown on the filming of the epic "Lawrence of Arabia", which was done in the desert, and which featured an extended race of horses and camels to the city of Aqaba. The part about the movie itself starts at about 20:30, and the camel description at about 21:40 - ruclips.net/video/DMl_npzvsZU/видео.html
I just love Evie's priorities, how she can take the time in the middle of a crisis for a little gloat, and to correct Beni's translation. Evie is fun.
Winston was played by the delightful Bernard Fox, who, to people my age, was immortalized as Dr. Bombay in the tv show "Bewitched".
The animated mummy warriors are, I believe, a tribute to the masterpiece of stop motion animation by Ray Harryhausen in "Jason and the Argonauts", where he animated a small army of warrior skeletons. In stop motion.
This remains one of my favorite movies, it’s just so fun. And being a horror nerd growing up it was one of the few movies I could watch with friends and not get in trouble because it didn’t give anyone nightmares!
"He looks like a Tarzan!"
Well yeah, He played Tarzan(sort of) in George of the jungle!
My (now deceased) wife, Debbie, and I viewed this one upon its original theatrical release, and since I currently own the DVD trilogy along w/ the Tom Cruise version and all of the 1930s through '50s franchise issues, this probably bewrays my strong interest in the series. Incidentally, my spouse worked for a time @ a CPA firm in which Brendan Fraser was a client and she acquired his autograph, so that's one of my inherited (and somewhat prized) possessions of hers.
The real Imhotep was a medicine man/architect. He came up with the idea for the pyramids. So this movie completely changed who he was.
Love this! Thanks for reacting!
Thanks so much!!
Another one that I was surprised that I liked. I totally pigeonholed Brendan Frasier after Encino Man and George Of The Jungle so I didn’t have high hopes for this. He was stellar in School Ties and Blast From The Past. School Ties is amazing, Dead Poets Society deep.
Fun fact the hanging scene Brendan Fraiser actually suffered a huge strain of oxygen
Sam : I hope that took one take
Yessss exactly what i thought in this scene as well imagine having to place all these books and racks back a damn nightmare lol
Every time I watch this film, I get nostalgic for "The 7th Voyage of Sinbad"!
Loving that every other minute there was you either saying goodbye to some creep getting a messy end or you doing some version of 'Eeewwwwwwww!' to a messy end.
Apropos to nothing, can I suggest a future reaction to "Phantom of the Paradise"? Funny, gory, great music, social commentary, but also a blend of 3 different iconic/classic literary sources (spoilers).
Gotta love the eye candy in this movie
99 was a good year for movies. Not Tarzan, George of the Jungle.
There is a curious mix of clever humour and silly slapstick in this film, which to be honest is hard to make work, but they did it. I loved the bit where Benny starts working through various holy symbols for example, which is initially a daft gag, but leads in to a clever little plot point about the Mummy knowing Hebrew
Now you have to watch The Mummy Returns! Same cast, same vibe maybe even my fav of the two. Brendan Frazier is such a sweetheart ❤
“Looks like Tarzan”…..😂😂😂😂well you’re close 😂😂😂😂
19:25
I like him he underrated comedic timing actor his witty sarcasm lines have great delivery...his greatest movie in my opinion is Deep Rising you need to see that very just fun movie and if you want to see him in horror movie and his range in acting check him in Lord of illusions
Both good rolls for this unknown actor
Hi, Sam! 😁 this is a classic. A movie I can watch at least once a year. Brandon Fraser is the man. Love the second one too. 😍😍😍😍😍
But the ones after that can go down a black hole. 😂
5:25 “looks like tarzan”
Ok, seriously…you MUST add “George of the jungle” to your lineup…as in that he plays a comedy spoof of tarzan…the films were made exceptionally close together, so chances are he still had his hair long for this set of scenes, then cut his hair for the rest of the movies filming…
7:16 You’ve become an expert at movie tropes 😉😂
I SUPPOSE SO HUH 🤣
You should react to pirates of the caribbean trilogy
That’s on the list!!
Definitely qgree!! Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom make two very sexy pirates... and the movies are just really good!!
Voldemort shows up. That would one heck of a twist.
That Beni guy was Annelle's husband in Steel magnolias
Just finished watching and I just LOL'd at your jump scares! 😂😂 I knew you'd enjoy this as it is a fun period- action/ adventure with a bit of attraction tossed in. Like with Raiders of the Lost Ark, it's styled after the old vintage serials of the 40's as well as the original Mummy film to an extent. It always cracked me up some in having watched the old B&W one a few times years ago, as it's nearly a miracle that anyone gets killed by a Mummy because he does walk slow lol. And why no thought to just light him up with some fire to begin with, lol I don't know!😝😄 Anyways, really enjoyed your reactions to this one. Take care Sam.🌻😊
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So glad you enjoyed! Thank you!
Fun fact: the nightgown worn in the film was unknowingly see-through and after being noticed, it was digitally altered to be a solid white dress to secure a PG-13 rating.
I love this movie. It's just fun. Lots of action, adventure, comedy. You should watch the sequel 'The Mummy Returns'. They're both great.
I saw the third one once and for the life of me I can't remember any of it. That's not a good thing to say about a movie. When the Tom Cruise remake started to air on TV I tried to watch it. But after 5 minutes I wanted to change the channel. Not a good sign.
"Looks like tarzan" funny thing, he actually does play Tarzan in a 2 or 3 live action films
5:25 More than you think, my dear! He's _"George of the Jungle"_
Excellent reaction!
I saw this in the theater when it came out and utterly adored it!
Looking forward to you reacting to the sequel!
Kelsey Grammer: "No, the Frasier in this movie is not me. It's not that kind of movie. It's not a movie with people calling in to my show on the radio to complain about their mummy."
If you want to see Brandon Frazer's great comedy try "Bedazzled". He really got to flex his acting muscles there.
I remember.. i've seen this in theatre back in 1999, it was so much fun, like a Indiana Jones movie, but definitley more funnier, because they know, this is kinda stupid and they have just fun with it. Sometimes a good adventure is all you need.
Did you notice that the woman hater dude from the other expedition was the dad from Jumanji?
Oh my GOD
The way that you sort of sing some of your reactions is delightful.
You're too kind! Thank you!
Another great one!
The sequel is good as well and is worth the watch. Imo it’s a necessary viewing to complete the story 😍😉
Maybe could you check out “Jack” with Robin Williams?
Oh wow! Great call, loved that movie *no spoilers*
I watched your reaction yesterday but i was too tired to write a comment. But I want to support your work on this channel and that’s why I have come back to write a comment. I love this movie so much. It is one of my favorite movies from my teen years. It is funny and action packed and scary. The perfect mix in my opinion. I think the effects hold up (yes they are not as sharp but the animation of the mummy is still fantastic in my opinion.) As always, I enjoyed your reaction, thanks for sharing your reaction with us.
HA! funny you say that when you look at Brendan Fraser with long hair, as he previously played in George of the Jungle, which as you may or may not know is/was a parody of Tarzan.
How much do y'all wanna bet that sales of Raid saw a spike when this movie came out?
Love this movie. Brendan, John and Rachel work so great together. Now watch the sequel. xx
a childhood classic that still stands to this day!!!
This was my best friend’s favorite movie growing up and I remember it being a lot more scary than this. I also remember thinking that Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz looked kind of funny and not I can’t get over how attractive they are. They say your taste buds change every seven years! Lol.
Hey Sam - I'm glad you enjoyed The Mummy - it's a great one. I can't remember if I mentioned these ones yet - but I would LOVE for you to react to Big Business (Bette Midler), The Money Pitt (Tom Hanks), and Cool Runnings (John Candy). These are more great movies that I think you would have a LOT of fun with. Cheers from Canada! :)
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed, and I'll keep those movies in mind!
@@OGBReacts Awesome! Can't wait for your next reaction.
This is one of the few movies where the sequel is every bit as good as the original.
Definitely watch at least the second one. I love these movies so much! I love them much more than Indiana Jones, for the characters and their relationships.
Definitely a film near and dear to my heart as a fun film that does nothing but fuel my love for adventure, history, and action in an incredible setting.
Do you remember the actor who played Robin Williams dad / the hunter in Jumanji? He also here playing the doctor. I enjoyed your reaction as usual, especially all the side eyes and facial expressions 😁🙂
"Looks like Tarzan"
Well, funny you should say that.....
LOL, he played a Tarzanesque character in George of the Jungle. I've never fully watched it nor have been really interested in it, but I know others love it.
You’re super fun to watch a movie with. Thanks
This movie is also a remake of the old Borris Karloff version. You should check that one out for Halloween month.
A great popcorn movie! Great cast and funny moments! :D
So here’s a little something that always blows my mind. The actor who plays Benny (Kevin J OConner) played Sammy, Anel’s boyfriend, in Steel Magnolias.
Insane!
Imagine how embarassed those commenters would be if you had actually meant the original 1932 The Mummy.
(This one from 1999 is the best though)
If you've never watched either of these movies, PLEASE consider reacting to Flight of the Navigator from 1986 and/or The Last Starfighter from 1984. You will not be disappointed!
18:56 _"Quicksand!"_
🤔 In the middle of the _desert?_ You understand that quicksand pits usually form along the banks of _rivers,_ right? They depend on an environment with _water._ Thus, they're a lot more likely to form along the banks of rivers in tropical _forests_ than in deserts. Especially deserts _this_ dry.
Gotta check out some more Brandan Fraser like Blast from the Past, Bedazzled, Airheads. He has a lot of fun movies
Mama when I say I was READY for this drop! Yay!
Yesssss hope you enjoyed!!
I think that every time I see one of his movies, but damn, I hope this pretty much pillar of my movie childhood is doing alright.
Edit 6:18 You mad woman :D
5 & a half mins in u say how Brendan looks like Tarzan, I must correct u that he in fact looks a lot more like George of the Jungle! Lol, another terrible, but great Brendan Fraser movie! Also if u haven't seen Blast from the Past with him & Christopher Walken u should give it a watch sometime! Lotsa love from Aus girl! Always enjoy & appreciate your reactions, so thanx! 🥰 💜🇦🇺
7:50 aaawwwwwwwwwwww…you skipped what many consider to be the best joke
“O’Connell…it looks to me like I’ve got all the horses! 😂”
“Hey Benny, looks to me like your on THE WRONG SIDE OF THE RIVER!🤣”
"WTF! That's the third thing I've said before it actually happened!" You're either psychotic... I mean psychic or you have a future in script writing.
I am both, apparently