La momie d'Halloween

Original title: Under Wraps

TV Movie
1997
G
1h 35m

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Three curious teenagers and one very confused mummy collaborate through some risky adventures, with a race against time to reunite the mummy with his lover from 4,500 years ago.Three curious teenagers and one very confused mummy collaborate through some risky adventures, with a race against time to reunite the mummy with his lover from 4,500 years ago.Three curious teenagers and one very confused mummy collaborate through some risky adventures, with a race against time to reunite the mummy with his lover from 4,500 years ago.

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6.4/10

3.6K

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Awards
- 2 nominations total

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Trivia
Officially, this is the first "Disney Channel Original Movie". However, the channel had shown original movies over a decade earlier, such as Papa épouse maman (1986), Les femmes de Papa (1989), and Lune de miel à Hawaï (1989). Original movies made prior to the channel's 1997 rebrand were labeled as "Disney Channel Premiere Films."

Goofs
At the beginning of the movie, Gilbert mentions The Sound Of Music and says that the Nazis don't sing and dance. But there is one who does and that is Rolfe, the boyfriend of Liesl, the oldest of the Von Trapp children.

Quotes
Gilbert: What does "celibate" mean?
Amy: No chicks.
Gilbert: Oh. I could never handle that.
Amy: You'll get used to it.

Connections
Featured in Familiar Faces: Return of the Top 13 Weirdest Halloween Specials (2017)

Soundtracks
All By Myself
Written by Eric Carmen
Performed by Eric Carmen

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Featured review

6/10

Fun family movie...

I've seen the 2021 movie "Under Wraps", which apparently was a remake of this 1997 movie, though I didn't know that, as I haven't watched the 1997 version before now in 2024.

Writer Don Rhymer put together an enjoyable script which actually proves wholesome for the entire family. So there is something for everyone to enjoy here, and that made the movie rather enjoyable. I was genuinely entertained throughout the course of the 95 minutes that the movie ran for.

The movie has a good cast, and there are some familiar faces on the cast list, with the likes of Corinne Bohrer, Ken Hudson Campbell, Ed Lauter and Bill Fagerbakke. The young leading cast, which was Adam Wylie, Mario Yedidia and Clara Bryant definitely carried the movie quite well.

Visually then the movie was actually fair. Keep in mind that it is a family movie, so you're not in for a spectacle of ghastly effects. But the mummy was actually quite nicely made.

"Under Wraps" is well-worth sitting down to watch, and it still holds up today. And it could very easy be a movie that the family could sit down and enjoy for Halloween.

My rating of director Greg Beeman's 1997 movie "Under Wraps" lands on a six out of ten stars.