An overproduced yet oddly cheap looking wannabe blockbuster that wastes its potential and ensemble cast with cheesy dialogue, phoned in fx, and a surprisingly campy tone?
What's missing in movies is same as in society: a good sense of work ethic and living up to ideals.
Gods of Egypt didn't take beloved characters and sodomize them on-screen. For that reason, B&R is slightly worse.
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law!
So you know about Alastair Crowley. How nice for you. It would have been nicer had you provided a citation—because you sure as fuck did not create that statement.
shareBATMAN AND ROBIN is way more notorious, even though I never actually thought it was that bad. GODS OF EGYPT is also decent, but not really as memorable. Nearly 20 years later and haters still hate on BATMAN AND ROBIN, while GODS OF EGYPT is probably already on the verge of being forgotten.
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“Holy rusted metal, Batman!”
It doesn’t get any worse than this. Moronic Joel Schumacher copied the 60s TV show, not the comic book. He was using REALLY good coke at the time, probably pink Peruvian flake, chased by some skull.