@@xhydex9507 I know that but I still find it weird that the guy who has an evil personality that is only prevented by some serum from ever emerging is somehow in charge of an organization. That's like putting Bruce Banner in charge of SHIELD, one of the most stressful jobs ever. Also, he says they don't let him out, yet we see him out of his confinement room at the beginning of the film.
if this is the same Jekyll and Hyde as created in the books of Victorian literature (same character, different actor) then Jekyll and Hyde are older so it makes sense
I like how he quotes the book when he says “ oh my dear Henry Jekyll if ever I’ve seen Satan’s signature upon a face it is on that of your new friend” nice little reference
Faith House name me 3 dr. Jekyl and mr. Hyde movies... because I could name you 3 Mummy movies for sure. A dr. Jelkyl and mr Hyde movie would be more original.
I saw this movie for one reason only: Jekyll and Hyde. Crowe did such a great job portraying his character. I'm a huge fan of the book. I love how Jekyll is all proper and well-mannered and then Hyde is all improper, sarcastic, and evilly jokes around and stuff. Jekyll's too good for this movie! JEKYLL AND HYDE SOLO!!!! SOLO!!! SOLO!! SOLO!!
KrattsAndCats Yeah, it would be interesting for Universal to make their monsters into an anthology franchise, reintroducing classic movie monsters to a modern audience, rather than them trying to rush another cinematic universe out to the public (Like DC).
I really like that he is obviously much stronger and unhinged than Jeckyll, but they didn’t show it through him becoming some sort of hulklike monster…
@@AndorRadnai Agreed, sort of like Big Bad Harv in the Batman series (Harvey Dent's other personality). He's like Jekyll but with something very, very wrong with him.
1:00 I love the detail of Mr. Hyde's fingerprints being different than that of Dr. Jekyll's. While they (the characters) don't appear too different, it's the fun little differences like this that make it interesting.
I wonder since Jekyll knew about it, he created a fail safe if hyde ever took over (like here) and to keep his altered ego from escaping outside of his office.
@@maximodiaz802 both are, Hyde and Jekyll, of course if we are on Nick's perspective, one wants him to sacrifice himself to end the curse, the other wants him to become, on Mr Hyde words "evil incarnate", the difference here is Hyde wants caos and destruction, when Jekyll wants to sacrifice Nick for the greater good
@@ximiraxelo7375 I read the book, and I'm tired of you people trying to put in philosophy of "Dr. Jekyll is also bad". Have you never heard of the "3 egos" in psychology?! The first ego is "you yourself, the person you wanna be". The 2nd ego is the "I want" ego, the ego who wants without consequences. The 3rd is the ego who keeps the "I want" ego in check. The morals and dont do bad ego. What Jekyll did was set free his "I want it" ego, as an experiment, then got carried away.
I love that while he doesn't look much different than Jekyll, he is subtly different. From the deep growling laughter to the slightly larger and more ghoulish hands, they really did an amazing job with Jekyll and Hyde
I love that at 1:33 russel crowe says "You are a younger man, but you best be wary of a man like me". I thought, Tom Cruise doesn't seem much younger... Turns out he's actually 2 years older than Russel Crowe lmao.
You make an excellent point however I must admit, I was a little disappointed that he didn’t look a little more ghoulish or monstrous. The Frederic March Version was always the best Hyde I’ve ever seen.
Alex Alerasoul, I thnk they made Mr Hyde a mix of the one from the book that being the split personalty while using the unversal one with a physacal differance, that being the grey skin, tainted veins showing and those golden like eyes he has.
If it makes you feel any better, Hyde grows bigger and stronger every time he is let out in the book. So it stands to reason that he will eventually be a hulk-like creature after enough transformations.
The Smoking Skull I don't think that's the idea. Hyde is much smaller than Jekyll in the books because he represents a smaller part of the whole man. The theory is that Jekyll will eventually shrink into nothing and Hyde will take over completely. By that point, he will be a normal-sized man or slightly larger.
I love how this version of Hyde looks similar to Jekyll and not like a monster. In the original book, when Jekyll becomes Mr Hyde, he doesn't transform into a different person, he just drops his inhibitions. The only thing is that Hyde is shorter and looks younger. Jekyll himself even theorised that Hyde looks younger since he spends so little time being evil. So while Jekyll is in his mid 50s, Hyde is around in his 20s
You know what they should have done? Start with a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde movie and show us how he came about forming this organization of his, as well as his darker half. They could have even had a reference to The Mummy with that same book, or maybe an old manuscript depicting the mummy from this film killing the pharaoh or whatever.
The fact that mr. Crowe was so natural in this role - actually scares me. I can only imagine what could the Mr. Hyde movie have been, if it had not been cancelled.. Awesome role play - great actor!
less dumb loar and more movie, focus on the plot not the world building that's marvels issue, it's even worse here and yea if you want to distinguish you're universe but still appeal to the masses then make it a 12 dramatic horror.
Mind hist i refer to the thor flashback or forward and the pool scene in ultron, i refer to civil war clearly spending its time to set up for thanos not really sure where to go with the story at the end or what to do with each character, also constant mentions of greater world and greater story with the infinity stones, they have nearly all been affected, sometimes its not a direct scene taking away but the fact that the movie loses out (like in spiderman homecoming) just because there trying to fit it into the world, its also always pushing you to the next movie, saying that movie will better this promise of the next installment, heavily reducing individuality of the movies, meaning watching a film feels more like a series than just to be satisfied with the individual movie, with few exceptions.
That was because he had to stab him self in the chest before, he became a deadliest monstrous living god with super natural powers, from a curse though.
It's cool that they actually went more for the book version of the two characters rather than a big hulk thing; but they really should have saved it for a better movie
A nice change of pace from the previous Jekyll an Hyde incarnations we've had in recent years. I enjoy the all hulked out Hyde from Van Helsing and League of Extraordinary Gentlemen a lot, but this is nice to have a version of the character where the transformation is toned down and it's more a change in attitude.
One hell of a case of MPD I love that Hyde is still as intelligent and possibly even more quick witted, more personality, more humor and a better understanding of human psychology Never read or seen Jekyll and Hyde before this, only ever heard of it, might have to read some more some point if it's anything like this
Basically the book is about a scientist who creates a potion to bring out your inner evil. The mild mannered, polite Dr. Jekyll becomes the brash, loud, insane Mr. Hyde and terrorizes the town. Russell Crowe did a great job with the role
Yeah, in the book Hyde is actually just the worst parts of Jekyll given life. He’s not necessarily a separate person, just the bits Jekyll has pushed down and ignored
@@Jalanko13 well technically he is a separate person cause it’s like another personality that has been created. Honestly they should do a version where instead of a potion it’s just something that causes his DID/MPD
this Hyde, as much as I hate to say it, is probably the closest to the book we've ever gotten - I don't even think Crowe's accent is that bad, it's like Nolan North's Penguin
I'v found some really good presentations before. David Hasselhoff in the musical, John Hannah in the 2003 film and Dougray Scott in the 2008 film to name a few. Not overpowered, they also stuck to realistic but cruel acts of evil
+TheGoodFather Dark Universe is Universal doing a full universe with the old monsters like Wolfman, the Frankenstein monster, Dracula, Invisible Man, Jekyll and Hyde, the Mummy, maybe even Dorian Grey, all in the same universe.
Unfortunately, given the both critical and financial failure of "The Mummy", it isnt a given that the Dark Universe will be continued at all. A 'Bride of Frankenstein'-Film may come out next year but there isnt anything specific yet.
I wasn't a huge fan of this movie, but Russell Crowe is a phenomenal actor and he did Jekyll and Hyde justice. It's a shame we couldn't just get a tale with him minus Cruise's action angle.
Puppyheropower sorry I know this is late but when I heard they were in this movie, I felt so happy that my favorite movie characters where in it. I have both 1931 and 1941. I think it was 1941, it’s been a long time since I looked at the disc.
So while I think this whole segment is basically a ham fisted way of doing a cinematic universe, there is a detail that I really love. When he turns into Hyde, he has a different handprint. Okay, that's a really cool detail.
More like a slightly sifferent hand, his hand can be seen growing just a little bit, changing its appearance enough to identify the owner as E. Hyde. And noone wants Mr. Hyde out and about....
If it had been this I would have watched past the first twenty minutes of it Had to watch RUclips to find out jekyll/Hyde had a small part instead of Tom Cruise pouting for the camera in the opening scene
If you get the chance they do Hyde tours in Winchester England....Robert Hyde has his mark left all over this town...part inspiration for The Jekyll and Hyde book
The thing that everyone gets wrong about Jekyll and Hyde is that Hyde isn’t his own person it’s just Jekyll with a different face so he feels like he can do what he wants
Love how this an like 2 other representations of Hyde actually come close to the story’s version. He’s not smaller or uglier but he’s evil just as mean and brutish, and strong but not hulking.
Yes these events are happening in the same universe but decades apart. In the original Mummy franchise the year is somewhere in 1930s to 1950s from the Mummy, The Mummy Returns uptill the Tomb of the Dragon Emporer. The characters of the original Mummy franchise might as well be dead since the events of this Mummy takes place in 2017, which is more than half a century apart from Rick O'Connell's time in The Mummy.
I actually really like this version of the ''Jekyll/Hyde'' duality. No monster as it's most often portrayed, no gigantic destructive savage beast. Not physically at least.That's what I like about Jekyll & Hyde to begin with. Man doesn't need to become a monster. He only has to look within.
Robert Louis Stevenson described Mr. Hyde as shorter and younger in appearance to Dr. Jekyll. But I like this adaptation. Just enough touches to distinguish between the two of them.
neither crowe nor cruise ruined this one. never watched the movie, but I already hate the pompous dialogue and camerawork. the only good line is from the book.
@@M0butu the writing directing and some of the acting was horrendous Cruise always takes great pride in talking about how much he does on his movies If he takes the credit, he also takes the blame Much like Clooney did for Batman
The director said its up to the audience to decide if the old mummy movies are cannon or not. He states he added the Easter eggs out of respect of the old movies, he still wants them to be remembered
The Book of Amun-Ra at 3:17 ! This could of mean that it takes place in the same timeline as the Mummy movies with Brendan Fraser or as an Easter egg, but I'm happy either way.
Paleontologist is right, it was just a reference. The pinheads at Universal claimed that the 1999 mummy movies are set in the same universe as this because they know that their MCU cash gra- I mean Dark Universe is fucked.
yeah, this one wasn't too over the top like in the Van Helsing movie, this one has very obvious differences but he looks the same as he did as Jekyll and I really liked that
Little known fact, in the book, Hyde was originally shorter than Jekyll. In the Victorian mindset, evil was hunched and diminutive rather than ogresome. It just shows what simplistic short sighted twits we've become to instantly assume Hyde should be a hulking, destructive giant.
The shortness was also due to jekyll never exercising his darker emotions. Hyde started out weak and small, then grew in strength and height as it progressed.
tag427 Unfortunately they cancelled all original plans and are starting over again, this time with the Invisible Man with Blumhouse Productions helping out.
"Oh my dear Henry Jekyll, If ever ive seen Satan’s signature on a face, It is on that of your new friend" Its pretty fking great Mr. Hyde would quote this considering Mr. Utterson is the one that quoted this in the book referring to Mr. Hyde.. Lol
3:14 as soon as Jenny picks up the book of the Dead and smashes it against the one guys head you can hear the soundtrack from the original Mummy and Mummy returns but it goes back to normal as soon as she drops the book
I just love the way that Jekyll is a well spoken middle class Englishman, and when he turns into the evil Hyde he becomes a cockney geezer
@@TheCorrodedMan luvly jubbly guv'na
Russell Crowe is from New Zealand, born and raised and now lives in the country of Australia.
He’s what now!?!
Yeah, that was a really nice touch and some very good acting from Mr Crowe.
Katie Taylor shame it was wasted potential of a performance for such a poorly thought out movie
"They wont let me out, Nicholas; they never do." Such an awesome line.
Gaurav Cheema russel crow was awesome in this film
And yet somehow he’s in charge?
@@tjjordan4207 Jekyll is not Hyde.
@@xhydex9507 I know that but I still find it weird that the guy who has an evil personality that is only prevented by some serum from ever emerging is somehow in charge of an organization. That's like putting Bruce Banner in charge of SHIELD, one of the most stressful jobs ever.
Also, he says they don't let him out, yet we see him out of his confinement room at the beginning of the film.
@@tjjordan4207 That's a good point. It is strange. But oh well.
"You are a younger man"
Tom Cruise - 55
Russell Crowe - 53
if this is the same Jekyll and Hyde as created in the books of Victorian literature (same character, different actor) then Jekyll and Hyde are older so it makes sense
But Cruise looks so younger than Crowe
No me jodas 😆😆
@@imbatukhan2003 It's all those thetens he keeps chugging.
Actually tom is only a year older than Russell
I like how he quotes the book when he says “ oh my dear Henry Jekyll if ever I’ve seen Satan’s signature upon a face it is on that of your new friend” nice little reference
Wait where, where?! That’s cool!
@@wannabehistorian371 maybe from the novel
Jibran Khan Tareen Haha. No, I meant in the clip.
THATSTHEBOOKREFERENCE))))
@@wannabehistorian371 0:17
They should’ve just made a Dr. Jeckyll/Mr. Hyde movie, that sounds way more original and interesting than another Mummy
I loved this movie only because this scene and the last
Original? It’s a classic tale.
Faith House
name me 3 dr. Jekyl and mr. Hyde movies... because I could name you 3 Mummy movies for sure. A dr. Jelkyl and mr Hyde movie would be more original.
@@8mmkyle865 Easy:
The 1920 film
The 1931 film
The terrible 2006 film
Edwin Soto so you’re point is to show you’re great at googling or to prove that a Dr Jekyll/Mr.Hyde movie would not be original?
I saw this movie for one reason only: Jekyll and Hyde. Crowe did such a great job portraying his character. I'm a huge fan of the book. I love how Jekyll is all proper and well-mannered and then Hyde is all improper, sarcastic, and evilly jokes around and stuff. Jekyll's too good for this movie! JEKYLL AND HYDE SOLO!!!! SOLO!!! SOLO!! SOLO!!
KrattsAndCats
Yeah, it would be interesting for Universal to make their monsters into an anthology franchise, reintroducing classic movie monsters to a modern audience, rather than them trying to rush another cinematic universe out to the public (Like DC).
KrattsAndCats Same. I literally had no interest in this film until I heard he was in this
I agree with everything you said xD
be happy russel will turn into hyde in the solo movie jekyll and hyde in 2020
Yeeeeaaaahhhh not gonna happen
"You, evil encarnate, me, your good friend Eddie Hyde"
Best part in the movie
incarnate*
Isn't hyde also evil incarnate?
Still confused by this line
I haven't seen the movie. What's he mean by evil incarnate? Why's Tom cruise evil?
@@KULTOFKYLE he has the Spirit of Set, the Egyptian God of Chaos and Destruction.
I know everyone has said it already, but I enjoy that Hyde is more of a psychopath than a superhuman.
Me too, he was more nerdy but more frightening then ever before too I appalled him for his character, he's done an excellent job in this film.
I really like that he is obviously much stronger and unhinged than Jeckyll, but they didn’t show it through him becoming some sort of hulklike monster…
@@AndorRadnai Agreed, sort of like Big Bad Harv in the Batman series (Harvey Dent's other personality). He's like Jekyll but with something very, very wrong with him.
that's the original version of dr. jekyl anyways. the one shown for example in the league if extraordinary gentlemen is the "wrong one"
That’s a lot closer to the book
You know you have done something absolutely wrong with a franchise when people wants a Jekyll and Hyde movie out of a movie about mummies.
We're probably never gonna get a good Jekyll & Hyde movie...unless Tim Burton makes it
@thelethalartist8387 oh that would be awesome
Why is this top comment when the comment below it has 4k likes? RUclips is wild af.
0:43
The muo
3:13 She hits him in the face with the Book of the Dead from Brendon Fraiser's The Mummy.
Nice little Easter egg.
It was a good easter egg, but what the director Alex Kurtzman wanted is it to be in the same universe as Brendan Fraser's The Mummy.
No, that’s the Book of the Living. The Book of the Dead was the black one.
And that ties them together well. However just wasnt a good movue
The music at 3:15 - 3:20 sounds like the Imhotept theme from the BF Mummy, too.
@@Theartfuldoodlerio could be a subtle reference
"Mr. Hyde comes out"
10/10 title
Brilliant
Cody Nelson so brave
Cody Nelson my thoughts exactly
Poison?
I'm proud of him
1:00
I love the detail of Mr. Hyde's fingerprints being different than that of Dr. Jekyll's. While they (the characters) don't appear too different, it's the fun little differences like this that make it interesting.
I wonder since Jekyll knew about it, he created a fail safe if hyde ever took over (like here) and to keep his altered ego from escaping outside of his office.
I love how Mr. Hyde didn’t actually attack Nicholas first, but acted in self defense the whole time.
Stop it!
But mr Hyde isn't evil?
@@maximodiaz802 both are, Hyde and Jekyll, of course if we are on Nick's perspective, one wants him to sacrifice himself to end the curse, the other wants him to become, on Mr Hyde words "evil incarnate", the difference here is Hyde wants caos and destruction, when Jekyll wants to sacrifice Nick for the greater good
@@maximodiaz802 Mr. Hyde is evil. Dr. Jekyll is good
@@ximiraxelo7375 I read the book, and I'm tired of you people trying to put in philosophy of "Dr. Jekyll is also bad". Have you never heard of the "3 egos" in psychology?! The first ego is "you yourself, the person you wanna be". The 2nd ego is the "I want" ego, the ego who wants without consequences. The 3rd is the ego who keeps the "I want" ego in check. The morals and dont do bad ego. What Jekyll did was set free his "I want it" ego, as an experiment, then got carried away.
"Mr Hyde comes out"
Good for him.
😁
Very bad for Tom Cruise in this scene. Or maybe not, it is Tom Cruise.
@@imcallingjapan2178 Ethan Hunt can survive anything
@@SirToaster9330 But can he survive coming out of the closet???
@@imcallingjapan2178 I don't think Tom Cruise is THAT comfortable with his sexuality
I love that while he doesn't look much different than Jekyll, he is subtly different. From the deep growling laughter to the slightly larger and more ghoulish hands, they really did an amazing job with Jekyll and Hyde
I love that at 1:33 russel crowe says "You are a younger man, but you best be wary of a man like me". I thought, Tom Cruise doesn't seem much younger... Turns out he's actually 2 years older than Russel Crowe lmao.
Nah it’s lame
@@schitzoclown How so?
You make an excellent point however I must admit, I was a little disappointed that he didn’t look a little more ghoulish or monstrous. The Frederic March Version was always the best Hyde I’ve ever seen.
Ok but that misses the entire point of Hyde. Hyde is supposed to look like an entirely different person so that Jekyll doesn’t get into any trouble.
I'm really enjoying how they didn't make Hyde into this monster-beast thing with superhuman strength. This is the Hyde of the book.
Alex Alerasoul, I thnk they made Mr Hyde a mix of the one from the book that being the split personalty while using the unversal one with a physacal differance, that being the grey skin, tainted veins showing and those golden like eyes he has.
I always thought he did grow big like the hulk and was really disappointed when I seen this
If it makes you feel any better, Hyde grows bigger and stronger every time he is let out in the book. So it stands to reason that he will eventually be a hulk-like creature after enough transformations.
I don't think he's ever going to be a hulk-like creature, even if he won. He'd just be a guy with some seriously unnatural strength.
The Smoking Skull I don't think that's the idea. Hyde is much smaller than Jekyll in the books because he represents a smaller part of the whole man. The theory is that Jekyll will eventually shrink into nothing and Hyde will take over completely. By that point, he will be a normal-sized man or slightly larger.
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You made me chuckle, good sir! Have a fine day.
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Worst moment was when Mr. Hyde jammed his fingers underneath the ribs and pulled. Omg, my side hurts just thinking about it. Lol.
I couldn't breathe for a minute. 😱
Oooh I thought it was his shoulder blade. Either way UGH
That looked hella painful!
Then he chuckled
@@TheLongasen it's supposed to be painful, and its a legit move too.
I love how this version of Hyde looks similar to Jekyll and not like a monster. In the original book, when Jekyll becomes Mr Hyde, he doesn't transform into a different person, he just drops his inhibitions. The only thing is that Hyde is shorter and looks younger. Jekyll himself even theorised that Hyde looks younger since he spends so little time being evil. So while Jekyll is in his mid 50s, Hyde is around in his 20s
I actually thought the whole Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde was more interesting than the film...
Jason Chen film was a snooze fest
Jason Chen it always was, the mummy is an outdated premise form an experimentile time.
Jason Chen this scene deserves to be in a better film. It's actually not that bad.
You know what they should have done? Start with a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde movie and show us how he came about forming this organization of his, as well as his darker half. They could have even had a reference to The Mummy with that same book, or maybe an old manuscript depicting the mummy from this film killing the pharaoh or whatever.
AshXXMayftw That's a great idea.
That moment when u want this universe to continue just for Russel Crowe's Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde
Not enough to see what they did to the invisble man again☹
Yes! I'm so peeved that they cancelled Dark Universe! DCEU isn't doing so good, but at least they have the guts to keep going!
As bad as the movie might've been, that little hand-print scanner part was clever and creepy.
I know, if the movie kept doing that over and over again with everyone this would have made it.
I liked the movie :C
@@DerJawa that is why you fail. .
@@tylergalvez5033 Who are you again?
@@2muchwit yep, it was a nice little detail
Best modern rendition of Mr Hyde. "...Chaos, destruction, the ladies will love us".
The fact that mr. Crowe was so natural in this role - actually scares me.
I can only imagine what could the Mr. Hyde movie have been, if it had not been cancelled..
Awesome role play - great actor!
The movie should have been more horror and less cheesy comedy.
More of this Hyde next time please.
less dumb loar and more movie, focus on the plot not the world building that's marvels issue, it's even worse here and yea if you want to distinguish you're universe but still appeal to the masses then make it a 12 dramatic horror.
Mind hist i refer to the thor flashback or forward and the pool scene in ultron, i refer to civil war clearly spending its time to set up for thanos not really sure where to go with the story at the end or what to do with each character, also constant mentions of greater world and greater story with the infinity stones, they have nearly all been affected, sometimes its not a direct scene taking away but the fact that the movie loses out (like in spiderman homecoming) just because there trying to fit it into the world, its also always pushing you to the next movie, saying that movie will better this promise of the next installment, heavily reducing individuality of the movies, meaning watching a film feels more like a series than just to be satisfied with the individual movie, with few exceptions.
one hopes there's no next time
The mummy was always cheesey
This scene has good brawling action with comedic moments, really like it. It felt well-balanced.
The one time tom cruse doesn't run fast enough.
There's also movies like Eyes Wide Shut and Magnolia.
Oh you're good!
Jared Murdock lmaooo
That was because he had to stab him self in the chest before, he became a deadliest monstrous living god with super natural powers, from a curse though.
It's cool that they actually went more for the book version of the two characters rather than a big hulk thing; but they really should have saved it for a better movie
russell crowe has a lot of potential for that role, i really want a new true to book movie about J&H
A nice change of pace from the previous Jekyll an Hyde incarnations we've had in recent years. I enjoy the all hulked out Hyde from Van Helsing and League of Extraordinary Gentlemen a lot, but this is nice to have a version of the character where the transformation is toned down and it's more a change in attitude.
Hyde in van helsing ? Are you kidding me bruh?
@@mrahshanullah8031 the movie.
@@eduardomagana3858 yeah already search that day
One hell of a case of MPD
I love that Hyde is still as intelligent and possibly even more quick witted, more personality, more humor and a better understanding of human psychology
Never read or seen Jekyll and Hyde before this, only ever heard of it, might have to read some more some point if it's anything like this
Basically the book is about a scientist who creates a potion to bring out your inner evil. The mild mannered, polite Dr. Jekyll becomes the brash, loud, insane Mr. Hyde and terrorizes the town. Russell Crowe did a great job with the role
Yeah, in the book Hyde is actually just the worst parts of Jekyll given life. He’s not necessarily a separate person, just the bits Jekyll has pushed down and ignored
@@Jalanko13 well technically he is a separate person cause it’s like another personality that has been created. Honestly they should do a version where instead of a potion it’s just something that causes his DID/MPD
Tom Cruise and Russell Crowe finally in one movie
its not me that wants to kill ya its henry i love that line' ah mr hyde
Where's Mel Gibson, this isn't over mate
I want mel gibson to give him a good ass kicking in a movie! Punch out his little" top gun" punk ass.
Tom seem to have been doing must of the punching...
And the movie sucked
this Hyde, as much as I hate to say it, is probably the closest to the book we've ever gotten - I don't even think Crowe's accent is that bad, it's like Nolan North's Penguin
Yeah because others are so shitty lmao
Dajave11 yup as most of the portrayals of it are more close to a hulk like beings this one is a more closer and tone down versions..
Dajave11
I actually quite like John Barrymore's portrayal of the character.
Evangelos Killer mike Nolan North, the voice actor in Arkham City as the Penguin. Not Christopher Nolan the movie director...
I'v found some really good presentations before. David Hasselhoff in the musical, John Hannah in the 2003 film and Dougray Scott in the 2008 film to name a few. Not overpowered, they also stuck to realistic but cruel acts of evil
Tbh that was the only scene I wanted to see. Sad when you make a movie about a mummy and someone comes for Mr. Hyde.
I want russel to feature in a movie solely about jekyll and hyde
+TheGoodFather
Well, with the Dark Universe you probably will see just that, with Russel Crowe portraying him.
i don't know much about this dark universe stuff, but i do want to see a j&h movie
+TheGoodFather
Dark Universe is Universal doing a full universe with the old monsters like Wolfman, the Frankenstein monster, Dracula, Invisible Man, Jekyll and Hyde, the Mummy, maybe even Dorian Grey, all in the same universe.
Unfortunately, given the both critical and financial failure of "The Mummy", it isnt a given that the Dark Universe will be continued at all. A 'Bride of Frankenstein'-Film may come out next year but there isnt anything specific yet.
Makes me wonder how dangerous hyde actually is that they have that level of security for him.
He could’ve killed him if not for plot. He was literally trying to partner with him instead of kill him so no telling lol
That Mummy chick was so hot in this movie
That’s the issue, I don’t want a “hot” mummy, I want a terrifying putrid cretin as a mummy, like a more modern version of katloffs
@@chicken4090
I would love for them to adapt an actual Karloff style mummy film
Sadly, unlikely to happen
If you wanna see more of her. She plays Gazelle in Kingsman The Secret Service.
Watch Atomic Blonde, you will thank me later lol
@@chicken4090 There hasn’t been an ugly mummy since then.
They missed an opportunity to have Mr. Hyde and the Mummy fight.
We would have had Dark Universe Hulk fight a mummy, Puny Phoaroh.
@@conradojavier7547 ikr that would have been perfect
That1 Rand0m6uy Nah she would have killed him near instantly
fun fact: tom cruse is 2 years older than crowe
I did not know that!
DarkAnti that is actually really surprising to me…like, he even looks younger than Crowe
Genetics are something else, am I right?
Prosack Metheus And plenty of surgeries too.
Pentazemin7 don't talk shit please
Wish they would have done a Russell Crowe Dr. Jeykll and Mr. Hyde film instead of this
Yeah, that would've been bloody brilliant, wouldn't it?
They technically still can, if they continue with this “dark universe” thing
Oh yes that would have been far more enjoyable and would’ve probably allowed them to continue the dark universe plan
Love how hyde is just a psychotic Crowe with gold eyes....his acting pulls it off though. Looks like he's got wings @2:19 behind him.
I wasn't a huge fan of this movie, but Russell Crowe is a phenomenal actor and he did Jekyll and Hyde justice. It's a shame we couldn't just get a tale with him minus Cruise's action angle.
This should've just been a movie centered around Dr. Jekyll. No Tom Cruise, no Mummy darkness plot, just Jekyll/Hyde and his artifacts.
The Jekyll and Hyde angle was WAY more interesting then the main plot of the movie.....
I agree with you.
I like how Hyde never actually attacked Tom Cruise, he was just defending himself the whole time Cruise tried to beat the shit out of him lmao
hmmmm
2:13
2:25
I belive the desk has something else to say about that.
3:05
When I found out about the Jekyll and Hyde thing, I flipped out in excitement.
Puppyheropower sorry I know this is late but when I heard they were in this movie, I felt so happy that my favorite movie characters where in it.
I have both 1931 and 1941.
I think it was 1941, it’s been a long time since I looked at the disc.
Puppyheropower I was happy to but I just don’t get why they’re here
So while I think this whole segment is basically a ham fisted way of doing a cinematic universe, there is a detail that I really love. When he turns into Hyde, he has a different handprint. Okay, that's a really cool detail.
More like a slightly sifferent hand, his hand can be seen growing just a little bit, changing its appearance enough to identify the owner as E. Hyde.
And noone wants Mr. Hyde out and about....
Russell Crowe was freaking great in this movie.
Honestly as bad as this movie is you have to admit the whole Jekyll and Hyde bit is very interesting
If it had been this I would have watched past the first twenty minutes of it
Had to watch RUclips to find out jekyll/Hyde had a small part instead of Tom Cruise pouting for the camera in the opening scene
If you get the chance they do Hyde tours in Winchester England....Robert Hyde has his mark left all over this town...part inspiration for The Jekyll and Hyde book
0:15 That's actually a line from RLS' book Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. The lawyer friend of the duo thinks this to himself after meeting Mr Hyde.
Dmitri so glad they referenced that.
Yes, a few differences like the "Henry" instead of "Harry" but yeah
*Mr Utterson
Neat
"Dr. Jeckyl. Now might be a really good time for you to get hammy."
"That's my secret, Cruise - I'm always hammy."
Roflolmao. Ironic, and this organization in the Dark Universe is supposed to he SHIELD
The thing that everyone gets wrong about Jekyll and Hyde is that Hyde isn’t his own person it’s just Jekyll with a different face so he feels like he can do what he wants
No its a different person, mostly. Its a personification of the evil in jekyll’s heart let out
0:56 that's a awesome but creepy laugh
"You, are a younger man..."
Russell Crowe: Age 53
Tom Cruise: Age 55
Cruise looks younger
3:04 How it feels to chew five gum.
Elijah Cedeno *stimulate your senses*
Elijah Cedeno More like 2:40
DutchRambo u
Green Whovian S
Green Whovian it's mint Gum 😂
jekkil and hyde stole the hole movie
lucas 42 Pretty much lol
Same as Wonder Woman in Batman v Superman :^)
Not much to steal. It was a HORRIBLE movie.
Jekyll*
that is like saying the olives stole the show when i order shit flavored pizza with olives
Love how this an like 2 other representations of Hyde actually come close to the story’s version. He’s not smaller or uglier but he’s evil just as mean and brutish, and strong but not hulking.
0:47 perfect representation of Hyde
3:17 Does that mean the 1999 Mummy and the 2017 The Mummy exist in the same universe?
Even that little jingle is from the movie
that's what they were aiming for.
Yes these events are happening in the same universe but decades apart. In the original Mummy franchise the year is somewhere in 1930s to 1950s from the Mummy, The Mummy Returns uptill the Tomb of the Dragon Emporer.
The characters of the original Mummy franchise might as well be dead since the events of this Mummy takes place in 2017, which is more than half a century apart from Rick O'Connell's time in The Mummy.
@@testaws2612 They were in their 20s or 30s in... well the 1920s and 1930s. They could be dead between the 1980s to early 2000s
@@fritzyboi6390 are they still want to continue the universe?
Who else thinks that a Jekyll and Hyde film would by cool
I'm always in the mood for another one
Ultimate Fanboy I wish they'd make the musical into a film
FIGHT CLUB already did it.
theres been a few recent ones. they all suck
By Christopher Nolan😍😍
Am i the only one who thinks this is the best part of the movie.
No
No it’s not just you. Russel Crowe is the best jekyll and hyde.
Its certainly better than Van Helsing
No, this is thw best part of the whole thing.
Really sad that the best part of a movie called the Mummy is a two minute scene that has nothing to do with the title character.
I actually really like this version of the ''Jekyll/Hyde'' duality. No monster as it's most often portrayed, no gigantic destructive savage beast. Not physically at least.That's what I like about Jekyll & Hyde to begin with.
Man doesn't need to become a monster. He only has to look within.
Robert Louis Stevenson described Mr. Hyde as shorter and younger in appearance to Dr. Jekyll.
But I like this adaptation. Just enough touches to distinguish between the two of them.
I know this movie got slammed, but the casting of Russel Crow as Jekyll and Hyde is perfect. But that’s just me
Yep
Too bad Tom Cruise also got cast
neither crowe nor cruise ruined this one. never watched the movie, but I already hate the pompous dialogue and camerawork. the only good line is from the book.
@@M0butu the writing directing and some of the acting was horrendous
Cruise always takes great pride in talking about how much he does on his movies
If he takes the credit, he also takes the blame
Much like Clooney did for Batman
Based on the comments, I'd say it's just you plus a couple hundred thousand other people.
Crowe actually did a good job as Hyde
His acting will always be better than Tom Cruise's.
3:05 This scene cringed the hell out of me. That shit looked like it hurts!!
Rebel Alliance i know right, when i saw that i literally said "oh shit!"
Rebel Aliance, I agree but where was he doing that though, was it on the side where his back is or was it the ribs?
+Marvelfan 2.0 the ribs!! :((
Skateobyou, Ouch that really must hurt.
Rebel Alliance me too...
Okay this movie was garbage but i kinda liked Crowe's Hyde
It was garbage mate
Matthew DiNatale total snooze fest.. movie was utter garbage.
Garbage
Horsea Phoenix no.
This movie was bloody awesome mate! Yeah Tom cruise was a bit of a miss cast but who cares? The movie done with a spot of magic and carnage haha
“if ever I’ve seen Satan's signature upon a face, it is on that of your new friend”
Was glad they quoted the book, but was very disappointed with the movie overall
hard to believe that guy at 0:07 would in 2 years play the 2019 villain Jafar in Aladdin
1:35 "You are a younger man"
Tom Cruise is actually older than Russell Crowe :^/
But the character isn't so who cares
@@DBProds96bro you puppy videos you can't be talking
@@amarigamer1192 dont have any videos lmao
The director said its up to the audience to decide if the old mummy movies are cannon or not. He states he added the Easter eggs out of respect of the old movies, he still wants them to be remembered
3:18 hey look a easter egg to a better mummy movie
Memories
I love Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde so much!❤❤❤
“You are a younger man.”
Tom Cruise is actually older than Russel Crowe
The Book of Amun-Ra at 3:17 ! This could of mean that it takes place in the same timeline as the Mummy movies with Brendan Fraser or as an Easter egg, but I'm happy either way.
End Credit Reviews No, It's just a reference.
Paleontologist is right, it was just a reference. The pinheads at Universal claimed that the 1999 mummy movies are set in the same universe as this because they know that their MCU cash gra- I mean Dark Universe is fucked.
End Credit Reviews amun ra is actually a god. amunet is his wife. so i think in all versions their is both.
Joshua Johnson What does that have to do with anything he's talking about?
This is why Tom Cruise is not Rick O'Connel, the movie is not really a reboot.
3:17 symbolic for beating their audience over the head with references
the golden book of amon ra
@@alfonsojimenez6620 now whatever they do. Don't let any O'Connell descendent read from that damn thing. Eve's reading of it was bad enough.
@@boyscouts83712 This is the Book of the living, so, it's fine. The book of the Dead you shouldn't read.
@@phillipwalling7470 thanks for the correction
I want a prequel with Mr Hyde
I really like this version of Edward Hyde, he’s exactly how I pictured him
I hope they make a Jeckyll and Hyde movie with Russel Crowe. Clearly, he can play the part.
Russell Crowe's Edward Hyde is literally just a Ray Winstone impression.
Holy shit! Good call!
"I Am Beowulf!"
TheWolfdude231 when I first saw this clip, I thought Crowe turned into Andy Serkis
2:17 I thought he was going for Ricky Gervais there.
TheWolfdude231 he pulled a raiden from metal gear. thats the ripper voice
5K year old mummy knows what to do circuit board to get her released.
jekyll/hyde has only gotten bad representations in movies and tv :/
i really loved crowe's version. feels like hyde should feel
yeah, this one wasn't too over the top like in the Van Helsing movie, this one has very obvious differences but he looks the same as he did as Jekyll and I really liked that
i think bbc once made a miniseries about jekyll and hyde which was done very nicely, too. one of those gems i found on netflix a long time ago
ooh i havent seen that one. is it on netflix?
I loved Sam Witwer's take on the character too.
I strongly suggest watching the miniseries Jekyll. James Nesbitt is magnificent as Jekyll and Hyde.
Love how this version of Hyde isn't a bulky creature or anything like that but just a pure villain radiating black energy
3:17 I Screamed inside the Theater when this Legendary Book Comes out...
2:16 best moment/line/scene in the film.
1:34 Tom Cruise is two years older than Crowe.
"You are a younger man" Tom is two years older then Russell in reality
1:31 taking the remote control from your older brother😂
Just imagine how much that hurts at 3:15, someone is literally lifting your ribs and the way you can see the ribcage is horrific, this scene kills me
God this scene was so awesome!
russell crowe when he's drunk
If there had been a rotary phone in the room tom cruise wouldn't have made it out alive
Little known fact, in the book, Hyde was originally shorter than Jekyll. In the Victorian mindset, evil was hunched and diminutive rather than ogresome. It just shows what simplistic short sighted twits we've become to instantly assume Hyde should be a hulking, destructive giant.
The shortness was also due to jekyll never exercising his darker emotions. Hyde started out weak and small, then grew in strength and height as it progressed.
Mick G.
Well, if you ask me, that kind of depiction is made by arrogant twats who think evil is below them.
Jekyll and Hyde is an amazing concept for a character
People seem to be overlooking Russell Crowe nowadays, but scenes like this one prove that he still has some World Class acting chops! 😮
I 'm liking as Dr. J & Mr H. I hope the Universal Dark Universe series continues despite the under performing Mummy!
tag427
Unfortunately they cancelled all original plans and are starting over again, this time with the Invisible Man with Blumhouse Productions helping out.
@@tedgruver7618 when man? It's been 3 years waiting
wow this movie had the balls to include the book of life as a easter egg
HONESTLY, A DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE STANDALONE FILM WITH RUSSEL CROW IS A SPLENDID IDEA
"Oh my dear Henry Jekyll, If ever ive seen Satan’s signature on a face, It is on that of your new friend"
Its pretty fking great Mr. Hyde would quote this considering Mr. Utterson is the one that quoted this in the book referring to Mr. Hyde.. Lol
I like the reverse style of Mr. Jekyle's serum in this film. Doesnt let mr. Hyde out, it keeps Hyde at bay.
I thought it was awesome when Nick puts Hyde's hand on the reader and it recognized and denied Hyde!
I always like when people don't go overboard with Hydes design but give him just enough touches into him he's a monster compared to Jekyll
1:16
- Well, I need to see something.
- How about the inside of an ambulance?
This was Russel Crowe after a hangover in London
3:14 as soon as Jenny picks up the book of the Dead and smashes it against the one guys head you can hear the soundtrack from the original Mummy and Mummy returns but it goes back to normal as soon as she drops the book