Horus Movie Analysis

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The film takes place in an alternative Egypt, In this world, the earth is flat and gods live among mortal humans, Gods rule over humans as their kings and queen. The way you can tell if someone royalty, They are distinguished from humans by their greater height, golden blood, and ability to transform into animal-headed deity forms. Bek, a mortal thief, Zaya, caring women Was attend the coronation of Horus, The Sky god by his father king Osiris. But, during the ceremony, Osiris was killed by his jealous brother Set, gold of the desert. Who believe he was the rifle air to the throne. Set believe if he had the throne Ra would love him, but the more power set gave the more empty he felt, he Started to steel each god individual ability and everyone …show more content…
Horus agrees and deceives Bek by saying he can resurrect the dead. But with only a single eye, Horus cannot assume deity form. Horus and Bek travel to a mountain shrine to Ra to plead for his help, Ra transporting them to his domain above the Earth's sky. Ra told Horus and Bek, he wasn't going to help and told Horus to defeat set himself. Even through, Horus was god and Bek was a human, Bek doesn't care Horus was a god and don't show any respect to him and treat him like a normal low-class person. This movie was a great example of how men were dependent on gods and believe they would help with everything, without any act and the gradual separation on that depending. However this story is a great love story, which shows how far some people are will to go for true love and the power true love bestow on people, who are will fight for it, But on the other hand, these movies show anyone and everyone have overwhelming as well a defeat and gold and human is on equal footing if ones are will work for it mind, body, and

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