Harb Atalia

Once again Ahmed Elsakka , after Mafia then Tito Proves that Egyptian cinema is taking a new direction , one that deserve going international. With a completely different cast, story and performance ,this movie deserved to take first place in box office in middle east cinemas in its first weekend and is still going strongly.

The film is a perfect piece of art and if compared with US movies this year e.g. War Of The Worlds , it will beat it except of course in computer graphics and visual effects , those Sakka didn't depend on in his three top-notch movies. The story gets exiting minute after minute , you live every second in it that you feel worried when Sakka is in danger , and share the laugh when Khaled Saleh - the fabulous amazing actor - shares a funny comment in the middle of the stressful events.

Also the mysterious events that you can't find a solution for except at the very end of the movie reminds us of Ocean's Eleven and Ocean's Twelve.

Well done , for all the cast , and I wish US audience are able to watch this movie soon or see Tito and Mafia.

I've always watched the Egyptian movies every summer, they were nice, but never good, until Mafia was out, a movie that has shaken Egypt and it was like a breeze of hope to finally have great cinema of our own, the net year it was Tito, which came out to be far better than Mafia I was thinking that Sakka would never beat Tito and that Tito was his top, I was absolutely wrong, this movie is far better than some of Hollywood's high budget movies of the same genre, i'm sure that if Americans themselves watched that movie they would just raise 2 thumbs up, this summer we had 2 great movies, Mallaki Iskandariya (Private Alexandria) and Harb Atalia (War of Atalia) it's not Italia (Italy), these movies assure that the Egyptian cinema is coming back and it's fully loaded, the only thing that ruined my summer was that stupid Bo7a (Boha) i was this Mohamed Saad stops before I kill him