[ SECRET POST #3298 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3298 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I really loved that movie, but it kind of reached my limit for Chariots of the Gods-type stuff, you know? (The TV show struck me as a bit too goofy to take seriously in that regard and the mythology eventually spiraled out into its own thing, so I found it tolerably inoffensive). I'm fearful of what a new trilogy would do. I never read the sequel novels, but somehow I got the feeling the movies were intended to be more heavy-handed along those lines (for example, my Stargate DVD has an interview Erich von Däniken that I've never watched).

[(Anonymous)]

Oh my gosh, Chariots of the Gods! I haven't thought about that book in years.

[(Anonymous)]

The history geek in me is glad someone brought this up. I enjoyed the movie, but yeah, its roots in von Däniken's racist theories kind of spoils the crazy sci-fi spin on Ancient Egypt a little.