The swords-and-sandals fantasy film Gods of Egypt was the latest movie to face accusations of whitewashing, but its director and studio are owning up to the controversy. The film, which cast white ...

GODS OF EGYPT makes me value Abrams’ STAR WARS choices more. Makes me cheer more for Coogler’s CREED. We all deserve icons in our own image. — Ava DuVernay (@AVAETC) November 28, 2015.

The 2016 historical epic Gods of Egypt came at a time when the historical epic genre was beginning to lose its steam. Hoping to keep the genre alive in similar fashion to films like Gladiator and ...

Despite a star-studded cast, a rich mythology to rely on and the incredible funds of over $140 million, “Gods of Egypt” still manages to be one of these immense failures.

“Gods of Egypt” was pre-condemned after it became the clear that the movie’s versions of Egyptians, divine and mortal alike, were almost universally played by white actors: Gerard Butler ...

We’ll begin to find out next week, when “Gods of Egypt” opens in North America and around the world. Thursday’s updated tracking had it set to open to around $15 million, when it rolls out ...

The latest example is Lionsgate's "Gods of Egypt," now in theaters, in which Gerard Butler, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau ("Game of Thrones"), and Geoffrey Rush star in a fantasy tale set in ancient Egypt ...

Really, “Gods of Egypt” is much more like a video game. It reminds me most of “Bayonetta” and “God of War,” violent character action games in which oversexualized deities slice and dice mythological ...

But I digress. "Gods of Egypt" isn't that terrible, but it's close. Like Bay's films, it's noisy to the eye and ear, an utter mess of story and aesthetic, no subtext and all hypertext, and is bad ...

This weekend, you will be given the opportunity to see a movie called Gods of Egypt in exchange for whatever your local currency might be. This movie stars Nikolaj Coster-Waldau and Gerard Butler ...