So, director Alex Proyas, he became a name with dark, moody films such as The Crow, the

classic The Crow, in the very underrated dark city right here.

Later he expanded into more brighter and colorful sci-fi, like with iRobot. And the very sci-fi, guys of Egypt. lasers and in and in in in in in in and in in and in and in and in white people that took over the people of color there now I know this

scene as a fantasy but it might as well be a science fiction film because it

does have all of that uh this came out I think this came out too wouldn't

it come out was it 212? Something like that.

But yeah, people.

Yeah, this is the film that is considered to be so bad that it even made the normally cool and calm Alex Proyas.

You're like, you know what the hell with all y'all.

Y'all don't understand my Egypt.

Past, since the gods walked among us,

before the fury swept over our land,

before the war,

that divided us for eternity.

And I'm fed to be king.

It's my turn now.

Yeah!

It's Game of Thrones all over again.

So, and I do mean it does feel like it has just a hint of some sort of sci-fi to it in a way.

It's not, it's not, but they have all kind of Egyptian spaceships and armor and I said, like I said, laser guns and everything.

So, but the story is very, very steeped in, it's not exactly true to Egyptian mythology,

but it's that kind of.

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