Luxor's 88 levels take you to all the fabled places of Egypt, starting in Alexandria and moving to Tanis, the Pyramids, the great Sphinx, Karnak, the Cataracts, and more. With 88 levels to complete in 12 stages, the journey will not be short or easy - but it will be fun!Įverything Set in a Fascinating Egyptian Theme You're the only one who can help Isis keep Set's evil forces at bay and save the land. Each line of balls is pushed along by one of his beetle henchman - stop them by eliminating every ball in the line! Set, the god of darkness and chaos, is determined to envelop all Egypt in his terrible grasp. Luxor takes you on a once-in-a-lifetime, all-expenses-paid trip through the mystical magical world of ancient Egypt! Enjoy yourself, but be careful - you've got an important job to do.
Help the Mysterious Goddess Isis Battle Set and His Evil Minions! Do you love the addicting gameplay of Zuma and other games like it? If so, Luxor is perfect for you! I imagine if you dislike mainstream cinema and big action films then maybe you will like this but I would say it isn't worth the time.It's a very simple concept - easy to learn and fun to play - but it takes quick reflexes and steady decision making. Overall, I found this to be a very average film. But this film is just incredibly slow and just a bit boring, it is less then 90 minutes but honestly feels at least 2 hours if not longer.
The film looks very nice, it shows the scenery very well and the fact that the film takes place in Egypt gives this film a really nice background for the film. But this script doesn't do anything to really stand out, in fact there isn't actually that much dialogue at times which makes this film feel longer then it is. The script has some okay moments in it, there are some real dramatic scenes here that are elevated by Risebourough's great performance here. But I must be honest not a lot happens here, the film just doesn't really have much going on and it really can be quite tedious at times which hurts the overall story. The story is a slow burn, it does a good job of showing this woman in turmoil internally and seeing how she copes with the horror of the world is interesting and is risen up because of the quality of the lead performance. I mean there are a few other people in the film but they are given no time or depth to work with so really this is a one woman show. Supporting CharactersĪs I mentioned there is a love interest here and I didn't really care for him as a character, I just felt there wasn't much chemistry between him and Riseborough which did hurt their story arc, mainly because the film doesn't give you much reason to care about him. Though there are a few great scenes where you see the emotion poor out of her and it really makes you care about her as a person. It is a pretty physical performance that she is a woman of few words and uses her body language to emote how she is feeling. Main CharacterĪndrea Riseborough is a good actress and she plays the lead here and she does a good job. The premise of the film sees a British Aid Worker return to Egypt where she spent plenty of time, she tries to get past her dark past by meeting an old lover. So the second film of this years London Sundance Film Festival is Luxor and here is my review for it.
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