Dwight Carlson

It is mainly a good advertisement of the ancient wonders to see in Egypt. Leslie Anne Down spends most of her time screaming and or falling down as she aimlessly goes from one scene to another while escaping from bad guys. It is hard to figure out who are good guys versus bad guys until the very end and even then it is rather ambiguous.

I call it a movie that bites. Felt like is was written by a high school drama class.

Mediocre writing full of wokeness.

I would give it 0 stars if possible. Thank goodness we were able to skip from about 10 minutes into the film to the last 5 minutes and thought something might actually happen but nothing happened. Glad I didn't go to a theatre where I had to pay for a ticket to watch.