The God's Of Egypt Myth

The movie “God’s of Egypt” is a mythology of how various deities led Egypt. The god’s were said to have blood that is gold in color, and they were bigger than regular mortals. There was Set, the god of the darkness. Osiris, the god of the light. Horus, the god of the sky. Ra, the sun god. Thoth, the god of wisdom. Hathor, goddess of love, and Anubis, the god of the underworld. It begins when Horus is just about to be pronounced as the next king of Egypt. Egypt has been led by Osiris. He is a kind and just king, and he is the brother of Set. Their father is Ra, the sun god. All the deities bring Horus gifts before the beginning of the ceremony. The ceremony is interrupted when his uncle Set comes late and gives him a gift of the horn. Set urges Horus to blow the horn and that is when the coup begins. Set plans to cause chaos during the ceremony, as he thinks the throne belongs to him and not his nephew. Set kills his brother Osiris, blinds his nephew and reclaims the throne. He banishes his nephew out of the city of Egypt and rules the country mercilessly. He controls every city, and destroys all the nations that oppose him. After Horus is banished, everyone is enslaved as he (Set) plans on building the
He is met with many challenges on his way. They are chased by two big snake like creatures, they face the great sphinx and answer his riddle in order to pass through the passage, and they had to cross a torturous river. Bek is willing to do anything in order to save Zaya. With the help of the goddess of love, he travels to the underground world to see his love for one last time. Bek cannot save her and he is determined to come back and steal Horus's other eye in order for Zaya to be resurrected. Bek is able to steal the eye and as he tosses it to Horus, he falls down. Horus is torn between saving his eye and helping Bek. He finally decides to help Bek, and as he does this he regain his full