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Pharaoh’s War (2019): Cast, Ratings & Box Office

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Pharaoh’s War is a 2019 action thriller directed by Raouf Abdul Aziz, starring Bayoumi Fouad as Sayyed Wilah, Mike Tyson and Mohammad Lotfi. It runs 1 hour 50 minutes and earned $907,304 worldwide. Its Echo Score is 19/100.

worldwide gross
$907.3K
Echo Score
19
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Pharaoh’s War (2019) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 50m (110 min)
Director
Raouf Abdul Aziz
Genres
Thriller , Action
Original language
Arabic
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Pharaoh’s War About?

The premise of Pharaoh’s War without spoilers.

Yehia, known as Pharaoh, gathers six former friends, each possessing distinct combat skills, for a mission to Syria. They initially claim to be bounty hunters, but their true purpose is to rescue Yehia's son, who has been kidnapped by Franco and his ISIS-affiliated gang. The gang’s violent assault on Syrian refugees resulted in the abduction of children, including Yehia’s wife, and their transport to a district controlled by Franco. Now, Yehia and his team must confront the dangerous criminals and attempt to save the hostages.

Pharaoh’s War Themes & Keywords

· 8 tags
  • desert
  • mercenary
  • exploding car
  • group
  • past
  • evil
  • refugee
  • egyptian
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Cast & crew

Pharaoh’s War Cast & Characters

Bayoumi Fouad leads the cast as Sayyed Wilah, with Mike Tyson as Rick and Mohammad Lotfi as Hamzah el-Argantini. Directed by Raouf Abdul Aziz; 17 actors are credited in all.

Also Starring in Pharaoh’s War

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From the director

More from Raouf Abdul Aziz

One more film directed by Raouf Abdul Aziz: Al Bab Al Akhdar.

Full filmography
Ratings

Pharaoh’s War Reviews & Ratings

Our Echo Score gives it 19/100, strongest in sensory experience (35) and weakest in rewatch factor (10).

19 /100

Pharaoh’s War Echo Score Breakdown

Pharaoh’s War is broadly regarded as a poorly executed film with significant shortcomings across its core components. Reviewers repeatedly criticize the amateurish acting, incoherent plot, and uneven technical execution. A minority note occasional enjoyable action moments and competent direction, but these are outweighed by pervasive negative sentiment. The cumulative effect is a film that fails to engage viewers on narrative, emotional, or sensory levels, positioning it near the bottom of the quality spectrum.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 30

    In terms of art and craft, the film’s direction is described as merely average, with several reviewers noting the absence of a competent director, cinematographer, or editor. While one comment praises the overall direction, the prevailing view points to uneven visual composition and uninspired production design. Consequently, technical execution sits below average expectations.

  • Character & Emotion 15

    When evaluating character and emotion, critics overwhelmingly label the performances as terrible, fake, and novice, with repeated references to bad acting and lack of emotional resonance. A solitary positive remark mentions good acting, yet it is eclipsed by the dominant criticism. Overall, the acting quality is markedly below acceptable standards.

  • Story & Flow 20

    The story component receives predominantly negative feedback, with reviewers describing the plot as awful, immature, and incoherent, and criticizing the pacing and overall engagement. One user notes a simple but enjoyable action premise, but this isolated comment does not offset the broader consensus of a weak narrative structure. Consequently, the story score is low.

  • Sensory Experience 35

    Sensory experience is sparsely addressed, with few comments on sound or visual style. One reviewer finds the action simple yet pleasant, and another remarks on a distinctive dubbing, but the majority of feedback lacks discussion of soundtrack or sound design, implying an unremarkable sensory impact. Overall, the film’s sensory qualities are mediocre at best.

  • Rewatch Factor 10

    Rewatch factor is uniformly low, as multiple reviewers label the film a waste of time and express strong dissatisfaction, indicating little desire for repeat viewings. The brief note of occasional enjoyment does not translate into lasting appeal, resulting in minimal rewatch potential.

Box office

Pharaoh’s War Box Office

Pharaoh’s War grossed $907,304 worldwide.

2019 box office

Worldwide gross

$907.3K

International
$907.3K
Details

Pharaoh’s War Also Known As

12 alternative titles, including “Hamlet Pheroun” and “ウルフ・チームX特殊救出組織”.

Also known as
  • Hamlet Pheroun
  • ウルフ・チームX特殊救出組織
  • Pharaoh's War - Battaglia nel deserto
  • Война Фараона
  • Combate en el desierto
  • Confronto no Deserto
  • 특수부대 코만도
  • Desert Strike
  • Cuộc Chiến Của Pharaoh
  • ウルフ・チームX:特殊救出組織
  • 沙漠袭击
  • 飆悍猛將

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FAQ

Pharaoh’s War FAQ: Cast, Box Office & Runtime

Runtime, release date, director, cast, box office, post-credit scenes and language of Pharaoh’s War, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Pharaoh’s War?

Pharaoh’s War runs 1 hour 50 minutes (110 minutes).

When was Pharaoh’s War released?

Pharaoh’s War was released on June 4, 2019.

Who directed Pharaoh’s War?

Pharaoh’s War was directed by Raouf Abdul Aziz.

More films by Raouf Abdul Aziz

Who is in the cast of Pharaoh’s War?

Pharaoh’s War stars Bayoumi Fouad as Sayyed Wilah, Mike Tyson as Rick and Mohammad Lotfi as Hamzah el-Argantini, among 17 credited actors.

How much did Pharaoh’s War make at the box office?

Pharaoh’s War grossed $907,304 worldwide.

Does Pharaoh’s War have a post-credit scene?

No. Pharaoh’s War has no extra scene during or after the credits.

What language is Pharaoh’s War in?

The original language of Pharaoh’s War is Arabic.

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