Gods of Egypt Pitch Meeting

Step inside the Pitch Meeting that led to Gods of Egypt!

Before the writers of Madame Web and Morbius graced the world with those cinematic experiences, they delivered Gods of Egypt, a movie that exists and was made and exists.

Gods of Egypt definitely raises some questions. Like why is the God of Egypt Scottish? Why didn’t the other gods help Horus when they were all together, instead of being picked off individually later? What was the point of the entire second act?

To answer all these questions, check out the pitch meeting that led to Gods of Egypt!

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[redbearddan]

It's funny that the writers of "Gods of Egypt" eventually got hired by Sony to write scripts for "Morbius" and "Madame Web". Everything for success

[Jrh-rpnp]

Man these Gods of Egypt writers are so good they even got to write Morbius and Madame Web.. That producer guy really knows his stuff

[jkgaming]

That “Actually, yup”
“Kinda thought you were gonna say something else there” was perfect

[KnuckleHunkybuck]

Producer Guy literally gagging after "maybe the power was inside him all along" was one of the funniest bits in this channel's history.

[dataandswad]

The gag at the "the power was inside him all along" was perfect. XD

[approverman]

The Gag face of producer-guy when he hears about the 'it was inside him all along"... priceless!

[phoenixdzk]

The writers of this movie have also written Morbius, Madame Web, Last Witch Hunter and Dracula Untold, so, you know, ' interesting' is the most polite adjective I can think of for that track record

[xXMapcoXx]

"Snake Bachelor" I fucking died 🤣

[huh]

"A bunch of big Egyptian Gods...with their thick Scottish accents."
Almost passed out laughing at that. 😂😂😂😂

[kevinconroy]

At 4:03 the way the line “power inside him all along” is delivered is absolutely perfect.

[jedh]

this movie is near to my heart. one of my best friends and I needed to waste time while we waited for an appointment, so we went to a theater and arbitrarily picked Gods of Egypt. IT was noon in the middle of the week, the entire theater was empty, and we essentially got a private showing and didn't bother trying to be quiet, we roasted the hell out of it. It is the best time I ever had at a theater. We even had a running joke that the human guy was secretly the son of the god of luck because of everything that just magically works out for him even when it absolutely should not and he should have died several times throughout the movie directly because of his own decisions.

[KasumiKenshirou]

It's always a good sign for a movie when the first time I hear of it is in a Pitch Meeting several years later.

[JohnnyVV]

I love watching a pitch meeting for a movie I haven’t seen.

[Werewolf.with.Internet.Access]

“Actually, yep-!”

The emotional and mental *whiplash* that gave me

[jessicastein]

"Okay so they've killed the snake bachelor" killed me, rofl. But please don't put my body parts in your filing cabinet, Producer Guy.

[raydunakin]

That "Actually...yep!" was a great twist on a classic catchphrase!

[ryanmessina]

2:47 Writer Guy's printer running out of ink seems like a perfect opportunity to explain plot holes in the future.

[mattyt]

The horus joke was gold, then the super easy fake out... absolute gold

[Chanced]

The fact that people actually go through these whole movie creation processes and never once question whether they should even though they can.

[Lawsonomy]

"Turns out it takes a couple days to walk to the afterlife."
This is surprisingly accurate to ancient Egyptian mythology. People would save up there entire lives to buy a copy of the Egyptian "Book of The Dead" which had directions on how you walk to the afterlife, because peoples souls could get lost forever if they didn't do it right.