Can you explain what the fuck that is? I kept hearing ads on Pandora for it but I never looked to go see a trailer....overall I think I prefered Pride & Prejudice & Zombies more. Which is saying something.
i thought i read somewhere that ancient egyptians racial origins have not been pinned down exactly.Let's make an Egyptian movie with all the main characters white yeah Hollywood has no inclusion problem are there no Egyptian actors who don't need work
That's true as far as it goes, but it's more a debate about whether ancient Egyptians were black or middle eastern, I'm pretty sure Norse wasn't one of the considered options; hence the weirdness about casting Jaime Lannister as Ra. Really, if they'd just cast a bunch of Mediterranean-looking fuckers, they probably could've avoided most of the bitching about whitewashing. Wouldn't have helped the quality of the movie, but still.i thought i read somewhere that ancient egyptians racial origins have not been pinned down exactly.
The only reason to even go and see this movie was if you were a fan of Gerard Butler or NCW.they probably could've avoided most of the bitching about whitewashing. Wouldn't have helped the quality of the movie, but still.
Depends on the period, and the social class. By the Roman era the ruling caster were mostly 'white', well, greek. In the Ancient world they were probably a kind of mix of Semitic/Persian/Arab (With some possible Greek; there are some texts of Pharoes with red hair). In addition though we know sub Saharan Africans also existed within the Ancient Kingdoms. The best guess is probably that the royalty and upper class were middle eastern/Mediterranean types.i thought i read somewhere that ancient egyptians racial origins have not been pinned down exactly.
well ok, is it safe to say the ancient egyptians had olive skin? if gerard butler can pull off king leonidas even though he is scottish, then why the butthurt over this movie where he plays a character with the same complexion?Depends on the period, and the social class. By the Roman era the ruling caster were mostly 'white', well, greek. In the Ancient world they were probably a kind of mix of Semitic/Persian/Arab (With some possible Greek; there are some texts of Pharoes with red hair). In addition though we know sub Saharan Africans also existed within the Ancient Kingdoms. The best guess is probably that the royalty and upper class were middle eastern/Mediterranean types.
theyre claiming ancient Egypt now too? i though the best they could muster was Nubia?There is no debate, they absolutely were not "black" in any sense of the word, thats just butthurt African Americans crying about how they used to be kings, true cultural appropriation right there.
Luckily the ancient Egyptians a) figured out a way to preserve their remains for thousands of years and b) figured out a way to store those remains in elaborate tombs where we'd know where to find them once we invented dna testing.
The Egyptians who did anything worth talking about where from the levant, ie middle eastern. The closest genetic relatives are Lebanese. Lebanese are descendants of the ancient Phoenicians. current theories speculate that egypt was perhaps an early Phoenician colony.
Egyptians were only black when you go back far enough to when everyone was black, but no one gives a shit about the ancient ancient Egyptians before inventions like fire and agriculture
What's a Nubian?theyre claiming ancient Egypt now too? i though the best they could muster was Nubia?
somebody that just started playing EQ and picked an erudite?What's a Nubian?
The original Pride & Prejudice was a book they made me read in high school that I absolutely despised. It is all about proper ladies and proper gentlemen doing proper bullshit like attending balls and dancing and, most prominently, women trying to find a good husband. The only real "conflict" in the book is that the main chick is promised to one guy but really likes another guy that she doesn't want to like, and he doesn't want to like her, except we all know they do...yeah, typical bullshit. So the zombie movie (I believe it was also a book, but not sure) takes that schlock and puts them into a world where zombies exist and are an ongoing threat to humanity, and Charles Dance is the father of these 5 or 6 smoking hot babes that he has had trained to fight (against proper social conventions), but unfortunately never get naked. And she's still promised to one guy, loves another, blah blah. It wasn't great, but I liked it better than this one.Can you explain what the fuck that is? I kept hearing ads on Pandora for it but I never looked to go see a trailer.