The EGYPTIAN (1954) 1 - Hermetic Winged Disc Akhenaton Cinema

The Egyptian (1954) Part 1
Directed by Michael Curtiz
Based on the novel by Mika Waltari (1949)
A remarkable story of war, intrigue,
passion, murder and religious strife
over 3,000 years ago.
Of all the cinema in existence,
this is my all-time favorite movie!!!

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[fgulli720]

Thank you for posting this hard film to find.

[merlynstone]

Its available on DVD - but it is a Korean import.

[n3st]

i want a girl like nerfernerfernerfer

[merlynstone]

you mean one that takes everything you have and won't sleep with you - hm... ever been married? ROFLMAO.

[grainofsandfan]

Thank you for posting this movie.

I appreciate people who take the time to post movies like these.

I think it makes for a richer culture.

[merlynstone]

Its actually my favorite all-time movie. Regardless of any shortcomings it may have, a remake would destroy the essence because the movies made these days arent even real sets, so it would just be a great cgi videogame to watch.

[ViewSub]

this is such a great book ! but i have to say that nefernefernefer is quite a bitch :D

[rsronetube16]

asked once upon past of you, as i humbly plea again....

DON'T EVER DELETE THIS ....EVER.

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[bigstereo]

It's now on BluRay. It's the first Blu Ray in a series of releases from a studio called Twilight Time. As an extra feature the isolated score is included on the disc. It is a limited edition release (Limited to 3,000 copies) and can only be purchased at screenarchives

[William Totten]

Thanks from all of us who love this film, "The Egyptian". Years ago, AMC had a commercial free, letterboxed telecast of the film. I lent it out and never got it back and have been wanting to see it again for years. Hope this is going to come out on Blu-Ray. I love the score by Bernard Hermann and Alfred Newman and what a great cast. With Warner Brothers coming out with "Land of the Pharoahs" in '54 and Paramount busily cobbling together "The Ten Commandments", this film gets overlooked.

[HistoryLover1550]

Thanks sooo much for posting this movie! I LOVE it as well as the novel!

[kellina84]

thanks for posting this movie! the book is my favorite!

[halcaannen]

this movie is supposed to be in ancient egypt, but it looks like another ancient land.

[bettyg008]

thank you so much for posting this fantastice classical movie!!!!appreciated ..

[flg4419]

Thank you for posting.I named my son Sinuhe.He is forty-one years old now.

A fine young man.

[Cuulmann]

I strongly suggest for everyone to read the book... it's much better than the film. This film, which I like a lot, does not do justice to the book, which is way better. There area many aberrations in the film. For example, in the book Sinuhe does not meet Merit until he comes back from his travels. It is he who believes in Aten and not Merit, and it's he who pursues her relentlessly and not she (as it is depicted in the film).