Battle of Hamunaptra | The Mummy (1999) | All Action

Rick O'Connell (Brendan Fraser) discovers a dark presence lurking beneath the surface of the ancient city of the dead, Hamunaptra.

The Mummy (1999) Adventurer Rick O'Connell (Brendan Fraser) and Egyptologist Evelyn (Rachel Weisz), along with a bunch of archaeologists, inadvertently wake up an evil mummy during an archaeological excavation at the ancient city of Hamunaptra.

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[metalmadness]

I love how this movie goes from action to comedy to horror, and yet never seems to ruin any of them.

[chadarracks]

Brendan fraiser was such a great action star. You can't deny it.

[TheShoeb]

This movie is just pure love. I have watched this 20-30 times. I was 11-12 years old when this came out. I was so obsessed with this movie especially, kings, mummies, the pyramids etc.

[hitsraj]

Hollywood doesn't make movies like this anymore..

[huldrrrr]

The horror at the scene from 3:58 to the end though. Imagine being in a desert, utterly alone, surrounded by the statues of ancient gods you can hear strange whispering/ murmuring and animal noises even though you are the only living creature there, and then suddenly get attacked by an ancient evil.

[cytorakdemon]

It was this scene that developed my love of when a character carries a small arsenal on their person when they go into battle.

[beanbag]

The face in the sand scared the shit out of me as a kid

[MikeJones-gdgp]

One of the most enjoyable mummy movies ever.The memories from holding my wife and enjoying a laugh in the theater was an overwhelming good expirence.

[kgizzle]

“The desert will kill him”
Me: Have you met Brendan Fraser? Dude was in ice for 15-20 millennia!

[mrmaster]

After all these years, I still love this movie (also its sequel). It has a sense of wonder, adventure, comedy and romance, all mixed together in a perfect mixture, that I've found in few movies.

PS: "Your strength gives me strength" (and then runs away) always cracks me up 😂.

[jma]

It’s really cool how desert cavalry went from bows to rifles, it makes total sense because while their different weapons, all of that horse riding knowledge is still relevant and can be used really well.

[josiahthibodeaux]

Rick O’Oconnell is one of my favorite characters of all time. Love this movie.

[Cryotyde]

I've always enjoyed the first two Mummy movies. As someone else noted they are an excellent and refreshing blend of action, adventure, comedy, romance, and horror. Cheesy but fun and light-hearted, never taking itself too seriously. They're fun movies.

[reezozim]

"Your strength give me strength..."
Literally 1 minute later...
'Every man for himself!!!'
Beni represents all of our cowardly friends out there...🤣🤣🤣

[dubfez_]

wow, this movie still looks amazing, so much nostalgia. The whispering Anubis statue and the face in the sand, still epic.

[bryanbird]

There is an old military saying. “Calvary-men only charge prepared infantry once in there life times.”

[ZachLagrandeur]

Waiting for 2000 enemy soldiers on horses to be 20 feet away before engaging them with bolt action rifles: super effective strategy.

[jongon]

1:56
Anybody else impressed that the dudes on horseback can fire and hit their targets on higher ground like nothing? It's like they're anti-storm trooper

[JABoyle]

Is this movie universally considered a cinematic masterpiece? No. But it is still one of the best movies of all time to me simply because it is entertaining and it holds up so well after so many years.

[Pv]

The dialogue in this movie is just great. This movie is truly a treasure