Nick Morton vs Mr Hyde | The Mummy (2017) 

The only one good thing of the movie!! He really deserved it. A movie set in the Victorian Era and explaining How Jekyll survived all those years.

not really since its the goto for reference with the duality of man

They were going to make Dr jekyl and Mr hyde as the next movie in the monster franchise, but The Mummy bombed so hard they canceled the entire franchise.

Wasn't originally a horror character Same goes for the invisible man

Yep

This Jekyll/Hyde felt like a reverse of the story version, where in that he takes the potion to become Hyde; here, Jekyll must take the *serum* to stop from turning into Hyde.

@@sebastianemond5313 true but then he loses control of his transformations, I think they wanted to show that here

who doubt he would make a perfect hyde? if only he has his owqn movie

@@sebastianemond5313 There was a part in the story where Hyde was able to make a serum to transform back into Jekyll, so it wasn't a serum that didn't just transform him into Hyde. This is the plot from the wiki of the story: Initially, Jekyll controlled the transformations with the serum, but one night in August, he became Hyde involuntarily in his sleep. Jekyll resolved to cease becoming Hyde. Despite this, one night he had a moment of weakness and drank the serum. Hyde, his desires having been caged for so long, killed Carew. Horrified, Jekyll tried more adamantly to stop the transformations. Then, in early January, he transformed involuntarily while awake. Far from his laboratory and hunted by the police as a murderer, Hyde needed help to avoid capture. He wrote to Lanyon in Jekyll's hand, asking his friend to bring chemicals from his laboratory. In Lanyon's presence, Hyde mixed the chemicals, drank the serum, and transformed into Jekyll. The shock of the sight instigated Lanyon's deterioration and death. Meanwhile, Jekyll's involuntary transformations increased in frequency and required ever larger doses of the serum to reverse. It was one of these transformations that caused Jekyll to slam his window shut on Enfield and Utterson. Eventually, one of the chemicals used in the serum ran low, and subsequent batches prepared from new stocks failed to work. Jekyll speculated that one of the original ingredients must have had some unknown impurity that made it work. Realizing that he would stay transformed as Hyde, Jekyll wrote out a full account of the events and locked himself in his laboratory with the intent to keep Hyde imprisoned and, as Poole and Utterson smashed down the door to the laboratory, committed suicide by poison.

@@The_Elegant_Iguana They just wanted their own hulk....pityful.

Thx for the heads up.

ikr I was shouting the same thing to myself, that guy was just watching him do all that, I swear it's almost as if his posterior was super-glued to that seat and he became a mute

Lol

A science lab on a non-identified dangerous subject where theres no barrier, they need some soft of bullet proof glass between the subject and the researchers lol

Ikr It always bothered me how stupid the people containing that witch was I mean a guy randomly shuts off the Mercury dampening the witch's power and he isn't detained immediately? Also why didn't they just restart pumping the Mercury once the person responsible is far away? Why allow the person that seemed determined to free a deadly witch go near the voltage box with an axe? This movie is so dumb I doubt there's a word describing just how dumb it is

My fam towards my brother’s ex be like…

5:46 and before you can hear a little bit of the Brendan Fraser the mummy soundtrack.

Hyde not Jekyll

I'm second this, she's hot

Yeah but the fact that they had those ultra thick metal doors to hold him down was tad a bit too much.

@@elonmusk6654 probably to build up suspense maybe? Make him seem powerful?

He did change physically although it was more subtle and gradual.

@@jamesmcclaren9759 true. Just not a monster transformation

@@thewarroom6118 Well, there is no much feats, but i can tell he is slightly stronger than he would be normally.

Yes definitely

he nailed that character.

Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde FOIGHTIN' ROUND THE WORLD!

with Tugger.

YES!!!

Crowe can do no wrong as an actor.

@@jamiecook4288Coughs in Les Miserables

I have to agree… after this Sven I want to see me or Crowe and this Character…

I can agree with you my brother, I enjoyed as well both films of the 1931 and 1941. I thank that ps4 is able to play both discs because it said region locked on them for Xbox...

Me too, the original book is still such a classic

Russel Crowe make an amazing portrayal of the character. a very nice surprise

Well, fast, strong and with a mind that is as clever as sadistic. Hundreds might die in horrible ways.

Hes not just dangerous. Hes the essence of dr jekyls evil. Hes pure evil.

Well, they could have had Hyde form a secret pact with the Vampire that infected Dracula, and they would need the power of The Monster, in order to capture the Wolfman and create hybrids to spread chaos across the world.

who knows what the name of the film is?

LegionDaGhost -Drop the link to your block buster movie you directed and stared in.

@@leerob7738 You need to be a director or movie star to have an opinion of a move now?

Triggzzy I - They definitely do not my “nosey” bitch made friend. I find it very odd that person can give a critique of something they can’t do well themselves.

Lee Rob well then that’s YOUR opinion.And this is his opinion.You talking like you have never criticized a movie before

Haha Haha - If I can’t do what the people do that I’am critiquing, I keep my opinion to myself because who am to give an opinion when I can’t act better then them. So I’ll ask you the same thing drop a link to your award winning movies please.

I thought it was the gold Book of Amun Ra.

Wrong book but close enough.

@ISAI GARCIA but they will need the key from O'Connell family 😂

It's the book of the living. And it wasn't the original Mummy.

book of life actually

I feel like the invisible man would’ve been used to get info from monsters or something but we are talking about Dracula, who can smell blood, and a Werewolf, who has the sense of smell of a wolf

Dracula from Untold, Adam from I Frankenstein

It's an old concept that was done in the 40s

@@ugn154 I Frankenstein wasn't done by Universal.

But Tom Cruise interfering behind the scenes to make it about himself ruined the movie but also killed the franchise.

Steven Barry I think Ahmanet is interesting

@@genericbean5344 yeah

Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde are homosexual lovers. Talk about playing with yourself.

@@genericbean5344 oh yeah... Sad that they didn't do justice in her character or the movie

@@sedlyholmes3722 I haven’t seen the 2017 film.

Steppenwolf 😂😂😂

Dr. Jekyll is self righteous douche

LOL

Then he proceeded to hide

😭

Dead meme

Old meme

Ngl I was thinking the same thing

Hyde would of sided with the mummy. He's chaos personified. He'd let her out just to enjoy the carnage.

@@fuel4insanity6 I feel like he’d roll with it for a while, but the second she started trying to boss him around, the gloves would come off and bitches would be getting stitches

That would've been super cool

I know right 😆

An armored door like that doesnt exactly swing open in a few seconds, that is upwards of a ton or more of reinforced steel. More of a bunker door than anything else. In the time it would have taken them to open and close it Hyde would have killed them both.

@@larsuppling981 Dude, it takes 12 seconds for Jekyll to transform. The door takes around four seconds to open/close. There was *plenty* of time to get Nick out of the room.

@@J_C_CH A safety protocol is initiated, Nick doesn't get to the door in time and by this point is already too late, that's why Hyde just walks to Nick, because it doesn't matter anymore he is already transformed and as soon as the door is opened again to try and let Nick out he can take action

Mach Whilter That would’ve been a better way to start the Dark Universe.

@@tedgruver7618 so basically Hyde and jekyll is the same person?

😂😂😂 @Madelyn Whittington

@@WelpLactoseIntolerant Basically yes. There are a few movies of it, and a musical that apparently sometimes requires them to have breathing machines backstage because it's one person singing two roles at ones, but Overly Sarcastic Productions makes a pretty good summary. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3kUElZGMXm8.html

staedlar __ Hyde is Jekyll’s evil personality

Maybe 'Interview with the Vampire' was, in fact, a documentary.

Tom looks younger than he actually is, but he does NOT look like he's still 30 years old...lol. I'm 30, and Tom looks a lot older than I do. He can pass for a man in his mid-to-late 40s or early-50s (He's almost 60) but 30? No...lol

@@SlasherIncorporated Yes exactly i agree with you, not even close 30.... he looks 45-48 !

I wish that's true.

I wish it's true.

My thoughts exactly.

An Easter egg yea, but they wanted to connect this film to the Brendan Fraser movie. So that way it be a bigger universe.

Yeah I know I was shocked to I was like saying is that the book of the dead or the the book of the living I was saying how is that fucking impossible I saw those books disappearing with the scorpion king pyramid with my own two eyes

This movie doesn't deserve to be connected to the Mummy (1999) That movie was a good movie. This is the most generic movie ever with Tom Cruise to add more generic action-ness. The Mummy (1999) had actual mythology, comedy, some action, horror, tension and it had a MUCH better Mummy with a story arc where we get information a little at a time to keep us hooked to the movie.

@@alexanderthegreat913 It's funny tho that no one in Fox never thought about making spinoff to mummy with Frankenstein Monster, Werewolf etc. bring Brendan Freser back for cameo, get same creators who stand behind success of the Mummy and build this whole monster universe in spirit of good ol' adventure/horror mix - Indiana Jones style. THAT is something I'd love to see.

@@alexanderthegreat913 Tom's good in this the writing is the let down. Cruise does not disappoint in action movies, hes at the mercy of the writers like every other actor. And I'm not scientology fan but props to Tom for delivering in his roles

The golden book of Amun-Ra.

@Kim Sauler yeesss

You can even hear Imhotep's theme at that part

The prouve that this movie is the mummy 4 right now

@eating sugar no papa Cruise has some amount of creative control over any film he stars in. It has to be in his contract, otherwise he won't star. And also Cruise doesn't look particularly younger, he's just in better shape.

ah i remember nostalgia critic saying the same too lol

Technically Cruise as the undead host of Set is only a few days old, even though his body is 50 something.

@@Jonassoe better shape is not that close either since his muscles are CGI.

that's ironic because in the book , the potion which turn Jekyll into Hyde make him younger it's like another nice reference about the effects of the potion from the famous book

"you?!?! Wanna kill meeee!?!?!?

Exactly!💯

trying to act like a discount tony stark

It's not Tom's fault it's the writing, mediocre at best.

@@Giggidygiggidy12 it is

There was a Video Game? .-.

@@MmZxWolfblade store.steampowered.com/app/630310/The_Mummy_Demastered/

@@PeterMasalski93 it looks fun but $19 is a little too much

@@somemysteriousguy7114 Torrents, get it for free.. its an amazing metroid vania. its short but well done..

Peter M u torrent it on the piratebay?

Maybe they had him locked up and restrained as Hyde and took his finger prints

Or they just grabbed it from the touchpad the first time he attempted to escape.

@@Saitama-uj4mo wut?

I would've like to see just how destruction Hyde would have caused if he got out there 🤣

It's interesting that, because it means Hyde's fingerprints are different to Jekyll's. His genetic code changes to the point his fingerprints do as well.

evil hypnosis spider

Judah K yes, by two years

that's ironic because in the book , the potion which turn Jekyll into Hyde make him younger it's like another nice reference about the effects of the potion from the famous book

XDDDDDDDDDD

old channel WHAT

Talented actors and actresses but the movie is bad

Probably the character himself is much older.

Actually, it's the book of Amun-Ra

I could hear the old bgm for a second or two

It’s awesome and Russell Crowe is a great choice

Not nick but definitely Hyde.

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@@JuanCruz-jq9md what

@@jehezkieljevenefraim3593 what happens with that "crackin sound"?

@@JuanCruz-jq9md u know the sound when hyde hooks his arm into nick's ribs

@@jehezkieljevenefraim3593 but what happens with that?

didn't tom rewrite it?

Personally Christian Bale would've been my choice

Sebastian Emond as the same character 😍

@@williamtim5893 Exactly! 😎

Sebastian Emond And had Evan Peter’s version of Dracula.

@@tedgruver7618 ... Actually, maybe Evan Peters should've been in Cruise's role. That way, Crowe's line at 4:02 would've made a lot more sense. Plus, we'd have Quicksilver in the "Dark Universe"- Ugh... Still don't like the name.

@@tedgruver7618 But, yeah, imagine if Evan Peters *was* in Tom Cruise's role. Wouldn't that have been more awesome?

It's because this movie is in the same univers as the mummy saga, almost 100 years after, remenber that this book wasn't lost in the mummy returns like the black book

Not fully potential awaken

That's all Hyde ever was, a psychotic murderer only nominally stronger than a normal human. This portrayal of him is perfect.

Karolus Magnus Besides his slightly heightened strength thing that’s making him so dangerous is his complete lack of empathy. He‘s quintessentially the essence of evil while still retaining the intelligence of his distilled good counterpart (if somewhat twisted) if I’m not mistaken. That’s a very dangerous combination, so it’s no wonder they lock him up in the office.

I believe on top of what the others have commented there is the fact that Hyde says he doesn't want to kill him, because he is wanting the partnership

Basically but Tom cruise couldn’t technically take him, he was losing the fight near the end only won due to the antidote changing him back and Hyde had no intention of killing him he wanted partnership with him aka he was going to help with ritual as it would be unspeakable evil of death and destruction

or almost

That's an even match

Russell has one, three consecutive nominations

@@rohambahraee I sit corrected. Thought he'd won for A Beautiful Mind. Still got more hardware than Tom and makes it look easy.

@@johnfraraccio99 He won an Oscar for Gladiator. For the beautiful mind he won a Golden Globe

@@johnfraraccio99 No problem man. I think he deserved one for A Beautiful Mind. Which one did you like more, Gladiator or Beautiful Mind?

@@rohambahraee Film or performance? Neither, truth to tell. The Insider surprised me simply by keeping my interest. And it's fascinating to watch Russell and Guy Pearce work in L.A. Confidential, neither being "a local" by any stretch. As for Tom I figure he'll get his hardware when he stops looking like he wants it so badly, but that might take another Stanley Kubrick to put him through a thousand-or-so takes.