Mummies

Mummies - 2023

IMDB RATINGS: 7.1

The enjoyable animated adventure Mummies (2023) takes viewers from ancient Egypt to modern London. Under Juan Jesús García Galocha, sometimes known as "Galo," this Spanish-produced film combines comedy, fantasy, and a bit of romance in a narrative great for children and families.

The story focuses on a hidden underground world where mummies live unhappily free from time. We meet Thut, a once-great charioteer now leading a quiet life; his disobedient younger brother Sekhem; and Princess Nefer, desires for adventure and freedom. Thut, Nefer, and Sekhem must travel to modern-day London to recover their hidden realm and stolen magical wedding ring when a greedy archaeologist called Lord Carnaby finds it.

The film's humor is derived from the "fish-out- of- water" idea as the ancient characters negotiate elevators, traffic signals, and cellphones. The differences between the old and the new offer lots of funny moments likely to make youngsters laugh. Originally strangers forced into an arranged marriage, Thut and Nefer eventually come to value one another and create a lovely romantic subplot.

combination the gray, busy modern world with the warm golden tones of ancient Egypt. Though technically it doesn't innovate, the animation is pleasing and more than enough to keep younger viewers interested.

Talented actors like Joe Thomas and Eleanor Tomlinson in the English version provide the characters excitement and appeal. Original music is also included in the movie; some enjoyable, catchy tunes fit the playful attitude of the film.

Mummies differentiates itself by stressing adventure, group projects, and embracing the unknown. Though the plot is predictable at times, it moves well with just the correct mix of humor, action, and touching events. The movie is easy and fun for its target market since it never treats itself too seriously.

Regarding content, Mummies is safe and age-appropriate. Themes are positive, the humor is clean, and the action scenes are subdued and cartoonish. Children six years of age and above would find it perfect, and parents can enjoy it too free from concerns about inappropriate content.

Mummies is an overall fun animated film with laughs, adventure, and some life lessons mixed in along the way. Though it's not a blockbuster hit, this charming family movie keeps viewers entertained all through.

Key Takeaway for Kids

All told via an exciting and adventurous narrative, Mummies presents several fun and meaningful lessons for children.

A major lesson is the value of cooperation and teamwork. Though they have rather different personalities, Thut, Princess Nefer, and Sekhem learn to cooperate toward a shared objective. Their path demonstrates how well people can become great friends—or even more—by means of understanding and shared experiences even when first they do not get along!

The movie additionally highlights the need of being receptive to novel events. Dreaming of something more than her royal life, Princess Nefer finds adventure and her own strength when she at last pushes outside her comfort zone. This inspires children to be active, courageous, and ready to try novel activities—even those involving some risk.

The film additionally highlights the need of being real to yourself rather strongly. Although some people expect Thut and Nefer to follow particular customs, they both come to make their own decisions and pursue their aspirations. Children might be motivated to think for themselves and not hesitate to follow their own road by this.

Finally, Mummies teaches that friendships and family are treasures deserving of defense. The modern world is disorganized, yet the characters stick together and support one another through every difficulty to demonstrate that love and loyalty are ageless principles.

Mummies is essentially a gentle, adventurous reminder to be kind, courageous, and true to who you are, not only a fun animated film.