Top foreign films about ancient Egypt

Top foreign films about ancient Egypt

Sands of the Silver Screen: The Best Hollywood Movies About Ancient Egypt

The Mummy Returns 2001

In the sequel to “The Mummy,” the mummy of a feared magician is shipped to a museum in London, where he once again wakes and threatens to destroy the world.

The Curse of King Tut's Tomb 2004

Combining fantasy with horror, “The Curse of King Tut’s Tomb” tells the story of archaeologist Danny Fremont’s tireless hunt for King Tut's Emerald Tablet – a stone that, as legend has it, would give him power over the world.

Agora 2009

Traveling all the way back to the days when the Romans ruled over Egypt, this historical drama focuses on the relationship between Hypatia, a philosopher, and her slave, Davus.

Davus must decide which is more important to him: his love for Hypatia or the freedom he might secure by joining the growing Christian movement.

Night at the Museum 2006

On his first night working for New York City’s Museum of Natural History, a watchman discovers that an ancient Egyptian artifact is bringing exhibits to life each night.

A combination of live action and computer animation, “Night at the Museum” is based on the 1993 children's book of the same name.

The Pyramid 2014

A father-daughter archaeologist duo attempts to unlock a pyramid that’s been buried under the Egyptian desert for thousands of years. But immediately upon finally entering the tomb, they become trapped within a labyrinth fraught with boobytraps.

Gods of Egypt 2016

When the Egyptian god of darkness usurps Egypt’s throne, he throws the entire empire into chaos. In an attempt to save the kingdom, a mortal forms an unlikely alliance with Horus, the god of kings.

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