Oscar Isaac as Marc Spector/Steven Grant in Marvel Studios’ Moon Knight. Courtesy of Marvel Studios My favorite scene is when Steven ... shows the pyramids in the desert. If you actually panned ...

Moon Knight director Mohamed Diab is back with another ... Egypt looked like a country from the Middle Ages. It looked like the desert.” In a previous interview, Diab called out Black Adam ...

But Diab claims that the movie also fell victim to another all-too-familiar Hollywood pratfall when its characters visited Egypt for a key action scene ... the desert.” Moon Knight will ...

“You always shoot the pyramids in the desert ... “Moon Knight” in a far more visceral way than Marvel Studios has ever explored before. It’s apparent from the very first scene ...

After a desert mission let Spector for dead ... For now, he’s appeared briefly in the Moon Knight series during a terrifying scene where he attempts to rein in Steven Grant, one of Marc Spector ...

Cut to Arthur Harrow scouring the Egyptian desert and finding Ammit’s tomb ... can kill them - Steven stops “him.” But then Moon Knight continues to fight and brutally murders the other ...

Rama-Tut had been teased in the post-credit scene of ... for dead in the desert which is what paves the way for Marc to meet Khonshu and become his avatar. After becoming Moon Knight, Marc makes ...

However, not a single scene was actually filmed in London as the pandemic closed the doors of the UK's studios when Marvel planned to make Moon Knight there ... and the desert as if Egypt were ...

season to an end. As expected, the last Moon Knight episode delivers the show’s first and only post-credits scene. Other MCU shows have had similar gameplans, so this shouldn’t come as a surprise.

By Alex Ritman U.K. Correspondent Ancient Egyptian history and cosmology run deep throughout Moon Knight, as anyone who ... the pyramids in the middle of the desert, even though we have pyramids ...

It looked like the desert.” “I was really annoyed with ... an art director & a composer who are all Egyptian.” Marvel Studios’ Moon Knight is set to hit Disney+ on March 30, 2022.