>2016
>still no movies about King Tut or the Pharaohs
Feels bad, man. Who'd you cast for King Tut? I'd think Michael B Jordan would be pretty good for the role cause he died pretty young
2016
Carson Young
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Jack Cooper
Idris Elba.
Asher Parker
The whitest guy in hollywood.
Luke Barnes
There's no inbred with a club foot capable of playing him
Robert Torres
WE
Jaxon King
A ginger or an asian
Robert Cooper
ARE
Cooper Young
LEJUN
Carson Bennett
A cuck. A cuck needs to play that little bitch.
He brought Egypt back to the dark ages of polytheism after his based father enlighted them to the glory that was the unique Sun God.
Fuck that little shitty brat.
Isaiah Ortiz
HOL UP
Tyler Ward
There is actually a pretty good Polish film about Ramses XIII.
Jack Hall
>dark ages of polytheism
Henry Walker
They'll hire actual Egyptian actors and then niggers and SJWs will run all hype and anticipation into the ground with their "WE WUZ KANGZ" shit.
Evan Sanders
>whitey boys still think the Egyptians were white
Brayden Howard
King Tutankamun was not a significant pharaoh. He was just the one with a tomb carefully enough hidden that it was undisturbed... probably because everyone forgot about him.
There's actually movies about Akhenaten.
en.wikipedia.org
It's golden age hollywood and takes a very historically inaccurate (read: christianized) view of Akhenaten, but it's actually not bad.
Anthony Clark
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Andrew Davis
Film version of Akhnaten opera when?
Christopher Nguyen
>very historically inaccurate (read: christianized)
Akhenaton was monotheistic
Andrew Hill
He was also the center of worship
Isaiah Barnes
Nobody really cared about tut when he was alive. The guy was a forgettable Pharoah. That's why his grave was still in tact, cause no robber wants to steal the grave of a forgettable Pharaoh
Kayden Nguyen
didn't you fucks watch gods of Egypt?
Jordan Turner
Don't you think I know that? He was a monotheist, but the movie gives his religion a lot of christian overtones that simply weren't there.
Because -- you know -- 1950's American audiences.
Kevin Collins
Yes, I was very disappointed that they didn't show the part where Seth raped Horus but Horus caught his semen and spread it on some lettuce and had Seth eat a sperm salad.
Xavier Gutierrez
Akenaten would make a better subject for a film
Eli Green
>black boys who still think the Egyptians were black