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TrailerA mini-series concentrating on the youngest Pharaoh to rule Ancient Egypt.Actors: Ben Kingsley, Avan Jogia, Sibylla Deen, Alexander Siddig, Kylie Bunbury, Peter Gadiot, Iddo Goldberg, Nonso Anozie, Alistair Toovey, Steve Toussaint, Kaizer Akhtar, ...»Director: David Von AnckenCountry: CanadaDuration: 90 minQuality: HDRelease: 2015IMDb: 7.0Rating(0) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Critic Reviews of "Tut - Season 1"
Philadelphia InquirerJuly 20, 2015Spike unveils its first major scripted production, Tut, a largely enjoyable, if uneven three-night epic.
Uncle BarkyJuly 17, 2015The perception going in was that Tut would be a laughable feast. My truth going out is that it plays out much better than anticipated.
New York Daily NewsJuly 17, 2015Meanwhile, the soap keeps generating suds, while Kingsley plays it solemn and serious.
Media LifeJuly 16, 2015The good special effects, interiors and locations help keep our heads in the past, as do the actors' committed performances. In a better world, destiny, the gods and opportunity would have given the actors a better way to use their talent.
Shadow and ActApril 12, 2017Tut has all of the makings for a powerful re-entry into scripted programming for Spike TV, unfortunately the series falls short, giving it more of a soap opera feel, than the epic saga that I'd hoped for.
Hollywood ReporterJuly 20, 2015The series is so devoid of any real riches, it should be hosted by Geraldo.
Philadelphia Daily NewsJuly 20, 2015Three nights' worth of Tut became a slog, some of it through copious amounts of spurting blood.
OregonianJuly 17, 2015Despite some handsome visuals, colorful costumes and more eyeliner than in an entire season of RuPaul's Drag Race, Tut is as dry as the desert air.
We Got This CoveredJuly 17, 2015Suitably blood-drenched and lavish, but narratively hollow, Spike's new mini-series Tut is about as slow moving as the titular boy king's mummified corpse, and feels just as fresh.
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteJuly 16, 2015The three-night six-hour miniseries... offers occasionally beautiful production design, but mostly Tut serves soggy melodrama that embraces every boy-to-king cliche one might imagine.
Common Sense MediaJuly 27, 2015Tut at least signifies an attempt to attract a broader audience beyond fans of, say, mixed martial-arts fighting and SpongeBob SquarePants reruns with a respectable TV epic that gets a lot of things right about King Tut's reign.
Screen RantJuly 20, 2015Tut's cast is comprised of young actors with matinee-idol good looks that makes for a consistently attractive viewing experience, nonetheless hampered by an undeniable superficial quality.
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