Universal Pictures | Release Date: June 9, 2017
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DarkwingSchmuckJul 27, 2023
Universal's cynical attempt at cashing in on their own Marvel-like cinematic universe is a spectacular failure. The Mummy is executed like a superhero origin film, with elements ripped almost wholesale right out of Marvel's Avengers moviesUniversal's cynical attempt at cashing in on their own Marvel-like cinematic universe is a spectacular failure. The Mummy is executed like a superhero origin film, with elements ripped almost wholesale right out of Marvel's Avengers movies (this movie even has its own S.H.I.E.L.D. agency). Tonally wrong, stylistically wrong, and featuring a script so dumb that it would make Batman & Robin blush, The Mummy is ripe for unintentional laughs. Expand
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InjuredDriverMay 13, 2023
So I blind bought this movie on 4k Blu Ray. In hindsight I should have streamed it first. I'm a huge Tom Cruise fan, and a huge fan of the 1999 'The Mummy' film, so I had high hopes for this movie. That being said, this was a very belowSo I blind bought this movie on 4k Blu Ray. In hindsight I should have streamed it first. I'm a huge Tom Cruise fan, and a huge fan of the 1999 'The Mummy' film, so I had high hopes for this movie. That being said, this was a very below average film. It has some cool visuals but that's about it. The film is just nonstop bad writing and overall retardedness. Expand
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AlanoSilvaPBMar 2, 2023
Disparado o pior filme que eu vi do Tom Cruisee também o pior filme da franquia Múmia...
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SuperCurry30Jan 29, 2023
This film is an insult to the original works and the biggest stain on Tom Cruise's career.
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ALAMLEDPJan 21, 2023
The 2017 reboot of The Mummy franchise, directed by Alex Kurtzman, is a disappointment. The film is focused on setting up an extended universe, but fails to create a world worth spending time in. Tom Cruise plays the lead character, a rogueThe 2017 reboot of The Mummy franchise, directed by Alex Kurtzman, is a disappointment. The film is focused on setting up an extended universe, but fails to create a world worth spending time in. Tom Cruise plays the lead character, a rogue named Nick Morton, who along with his friend, discovers the tomb of an ancient Egyptian princess who was mummified alive. The plot follows Nick's journey as he is cursed by the princess and must stop her from bringing an ancient god into the mortal world. The film is filled with exposition and dull characters. The performance of Russell Crowe as Dr [spoiler] , the leader of a monster-busting secret organization, is particularly painful to watch. The Mummy is not only a bad film, but it is also not entertainingly bad.
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El reinicio de 2017 de la franquicia The Mummy, dirigida por Alex Kurtzman, es una decepción. La película se enfoca en establecer un universo extenso, pero no logra crear un mundo en el que valga la pena pasar el tiempo. Tom Cruise interpreta al personaje principal, un pícaro llamado Nick Morton, quien junto con su amigo, descubre la tumba de una antigua princesa egipcia que fue momificado vivo. La trama sigue el viaje de Nick cuando la princesa lo maldice y debe evitar que traiga a un dios antiguo al mundo de los mortales. La película está llena de exposición y personajes aburridos. La actuación de Russell Crowe como el Dr. [spoiler] , el líder de una organización secreta que caza monstruos, es particularmente dolorosa de ver. La momia no solo es una mala película, sino que tampoco es entretenidamente mala.
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OnceWeWereGodsNov 15, 2021
Not bad could’ve been better. I’ll watch anything with a mummy's storyline.
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Evan786Aug 4, 2021
I don't understand why it got flopped. I have enjoyed every second of this movie and was looking forward for a sequel, now learning that it has been cancelled breaks my heart.
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NotoriousFraudJun 12, 2017
The Alex Kurtzman directed reboot of "The Mummy" is a lot of fun. Normally, I do not care for Kurtzman as he wrote some of the most underwhelming to flat terrible modern blockbusters including films like "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen",The Alex Kurtzman directed reboot of "The Mummy" is a lot of fun. Normally, I do not care for Kurtzman as he wrote some of the most underwhelming to flat terrible modern blockbusters including films like "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen", "Star Trek: Into Darkness", and "The Amazing Spider-Man 2". However, "The Mummy" in my opinion is much better than all those movies though that's not saying much. Tom Cruise is definitely in his element here, he wears all the action and stunts like a perfect fit glove and carries much of the script with just his charisma. The new "Mummy" played by Sofia Boutella from "kingsman" and "Star Trek: Beyond" is both sexy and scary, more so on the former but she can chew scenery more so compared to Arnold Vosloo's Imhotep and Jet Li's Dragon Emperor from the Brendan Fraser led films. Now for those "Critic" reviews, a 16% on Rotten Tomatoes and a 34 Meta Score... give me a break the movie isn't THAT bad, yeah i'm a little bias cause I enjoyed it more so than many others but as a franchise starter it is most definitely better than last years fumbled "Ghostbusters" reboot (73% on RT), David Ayer's botched DCEU effort "Suicide Squad" (25%), and it is leagues above Ridley Scott's franchise destroying "Alien: Covenant" (71%). The reviews for "The Mummy" are a gross over reaction by modern "critics" who are either much to harsh on would be franchise starting blockbusters (Ex. King Arthur: Legend of the Sword) or far too forgiving on Nostalgia driven revamps (Ex. Jurassic World). Thankfully, This new "Mummy" does not rely on the past movies to set it up as it seeks out it's own cinematic world via the "Dark Universe". Yeah I know that "Ghostbusters" set up it's "Ghost Corp" before crashing and burning, but I feel that as a starting point, this world still has some interesting layers to unwrap. Expand
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SonatasatFeb 27, 2021
to this day the negative review of this movie baffle me. i was entertained and would have loved the idea of the dark universe to be followed up on. But of course, if you see this as a relaunch of the brandon frasier mummy movies, then i wouldto this day the negative review of this movie baffle me. i was entertained and would have loved the idea of the dark universe to be followed up on. But of course, if you see this as a relaunch of the brandon frasier mummy movies, then i would also see it as not well done. But for me, it never appeared to be a remake of those movies. As a standalone movie, and as the kick off of the extended dark universe, a very entertaining movie. Expand
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Slasher05Feb 18, 2021
This movie wasn't what I expected it to be, I thought it was going to continue with the other mummy movies but I was disappointing. The acting was still good and the movie was to but it wasn't to my expectations
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blueambroSep 20, 2020
Well, I liked the movie, great special effects and a interesting plot suitable for a sequel, developing the character of Tom Cruise and maybe even with the return of the mummy. Unlucky movie unfortunately, in my opinion not as bad as it wasWell, I liked the movie, great special effects and a interesting plot suitable for a sequel, developing the character of Tom Cruise and maybe even with the return of the mummy. Unlucky movie unfortunately, in my opinion not as bad as it was judged. The characters could be explored more. Expand
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crazyoliSep 6, 2020
Pros: I got a nice power nap in the middle of the movie and I kinda liked the Egyptian design of the sexy mummy and the weird movement of the skeletons. I did not dislike the mummy's performance but I think sticking to the old version wouldPros: I got a nice power nap in the middle of the movie and I kinda liked the Egyptian design of the sexy mummy and the weird movement of the skeletons. I did not dislike the mummy's performance but I think sticking to the old version would have been better for the fear factor. I was a bit disappointed in that regard.
Cons: Basically everything else. I never was a big fan of Tom Cruise but in recent years he has become unwatchable with his aggressive-confident attitude. Especially in this movie, it kills all the jokes and lightheartedness. Totally miscast. He'll never be an Indiana Jones.
So the movie is not funny, it's not frightening, it's just Tom Cruise cruising around and every chick in the movie is just chasing that old man. The mummy's interest in him especially makes no sense considering what happens later. Screw logic! It's just a cash-grab movie anyway. And wth is Jekyll/Hide doing in this movie? Urgh! Just awful. I see a dark future ahead for the Universal Dark Universe.
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darkbloodshed13Aug 5, 2020
The Mummy is a remake of one the classic Universal monster movies and is directed by Alex Kurtzman. This recent retelling of the story is about a soldier turned treasure hunter played by Tome Crusie, who accidentally awakens a ancient mummyThe Mummy is a remake of one the classic Universal monster movies and is directed by Alex Kurtzman. This recent retelling of the story is about a soldier turned treasure hunter played by Tome Crusie, who accidentally awakens a ancient mummy played by Sofia Boutella. This film wants so much to be like the marvel films, with it trying to set up hole universe in a single movie. But that just doesn't work, you need take time to set up an entire world of myths and monsters not try to clam it in to one movie. The story on it's own would have been perfectly fine if it had the time necessary to grow. Yet the film makers seem to want to go out of their way to make the film feel rushed. Another problem is Tome Cruise as the lead. Now I have never been a Tom Cruise fan, but in this film in particular he just comes off as one dimensional and boring.The only thing that saves this film from being a complete disaster is the acting of Sofia Boutella she plays the titular role of the evil mummy brought back to life and she plays it beautifully, this is only the third film I've seen her in and I'm quickly becoming a fan of hers. In conclusion even though I like Sofia Boutella in this film and doesn't change the fact that film is still just a big mess. Expand
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robertoiglesiasMay 21, 2020
The Dark Universe is dead before it could get started. All it takes is one film, that has uninteresting characters, confusing ideology, and unresolved plot points to set up for 5+ sequels
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RobwinzMay 4, 2020
Way better than The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor but with some terrible effects.
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jgonclvMar 7, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The movie is bad. Tom Cruise was a lousy choice has he tries to be funny and he isn't. So he's miles below what Brendan Fraser did on the first 2 Mummy movies. The script is beyond stupidity. Why the hell had the crusaders and Jekyll and Hyde to show up in the movie? Do they add anything interesting? And the fact that the whole movie is on Iraq and UK doesn't help either... Did they remember it was a egyptian mummy (there's a slight scene in Egypt at the end, they must have thought it would give a nice touch...)? The supposedly funny supporting character isn't. The hero's love is really bad. The only vaguely saving grace is the mummy itself. Effects are nice but pointless with all this. Just do yourself a favor watch the first 2 movies and have a few laughs. Ignore this one. Expand
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bfoore90Jun 18, 2017
I'm a huge fan of Sofia Boutella but this was a clear misfire in terms of starting a horror franchise. Theres enjoyment to be had here but unfortunately, its not enough to lift this film to being an even average experience at the theater. TheI'm a huge fan of Sofia Boutella but this was a clear misfire in terms of starting a horror franchise. Theres enjoyment to be had here but unfortunately, its not enough to lift this film to being an even average experience at the theater. The most disappointing aspect to me here is the potential that was wasted, had they focused on just making one good movie instead of launching 10 upcoming ones as part of Univeral's attempt at a "Dark Universe" then this film could have definitely been something. Instead it just leaves you yearning for Brendan Frazier to come back into the series Expand
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JPKJul 2, 2019
Complete Mess
The Mummy is a terrible reboot who’s only purpose is to set up sequels THAT WE NEVER ASKED FOR!, That out of the way, The acting is bland, the script is a complete mess, the visuals are mediocre at best, and the fight scenes are
Complete Mess
The Mummy is a terrible reboot who’s only purpose is to set up sequels THAT WE NEVER ASKED FOR!, That out of the way, The acting is bland, the script is a complete mess, the visuals are mediocre at best, and the fight scenes are pretty boring.
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MrScallopsJun 19, 2019
"The Mummy" is the remake we really didn't need. A messy plot tries to cram too much material in while attempting to create a foundation of a film universe, generic action sequences spark no interest and sub-par acting ruins the rest.
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KalciredJun 13, 2019
Film di serie Z ad alto budget, chiunque dica il contrario non sa cosa siano cinematografia, sceneggiatura o regia ed infatti a ricoprire questi ruoli non sono persone competenti.
Non dò 0 perchè qualcosa nella trama è innpvativo e non del
Film di serie Z ad alto budget, chiunque dica il contrario non sa cosa siano cinematografia, sceneggiatura o regia ed infatti a ricoprire questi ruoli non sono persone competenti.
Non dò 0 perchè qualcosa nella trama è innpvativo e non del tutto copiato da altre storie.
Le scene d'azione saranno anche carine, ma sembrano girate da 3 persone diverse, senza che nessuno abbia controllato l'effetto finale, piccolo esempio senza spoiler, un autobus si ribalta e nella scena seguente il protagonista vi è tranquillamente seduto in posizione verticale...per errori del genere non ci sono valide giustificazioni.
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TyranianApr 12, 2019
Pretty big fail of a reboot, this film has some good visuals but in most areas is quite stupid.
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DominArsenDec 8, 2018
La Momie
Un reboot sympathique..
-Du côté de l'histoire elle est intéressante, mais difficile à d'écrire sans spoil. Il y a des rebondissements intéressants et une fin qui annonce du bon pour la suite. -Au niveau effets spéciaux et design,
La Momie
Un reboot sympathique..
-Du côté de l'histoire elle est intéressante, mais difficile à d'écrire sans spoil. Il y a des rebondissements intéressants et une fin qui annonce du bon pour la suite.
-Au niveau effets spéciaux et design, les zombies ont des capacités intéressantes . Quand les zombies sont frappés, les bras et jambes passent à travers le corps décédé du zombie, c'est du génie... #RIPTheWalkingDead.
-Lors d'une phase de combat la Momie détruit les vitres et les transformes en sable c'est géniale!:). Il y a d'autres exemples: [spoiler] #Regeneressence , #Docteur D [/spoiler] . On nous a habitués à ne pas réfléchir quand vient le temps de rentrée au cinéma, mais ce film ne nous prend pas pour des faibles. Mais il se sert des rudiments physiques de notre vie. C'est très plaisant.
Un bon moment au côté de Tom Cruise?!.. OUI !:
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CoreGamer1408Oct 8, 2018
Well coming off the back of The Dark Tower at least this was kind of fun-ish. Another Tom Cruise running around like a chicken with his head cut off action flick. Not his best like Oblivion or Edge of Tomorrow, but not his worst either. FunWell coming off the back of The Dark Tower at least this was kind of fun-ish. Another Tom Cruise running around like a chicken with his head cut off action flick. Not his best like Oblivion or Edge of Tomorrow, but not his worst either. Fun start, sagging in the middle, alright ending I suppose? Expand
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BroyaxSep 24, 2018
Voici le Tom Crouze aux prises avec une momie très vindicative qui va semer un joyeux bordel dans notre monde (jeu, Seth et match...). Pardon pour ce calembour effroyable mais le ton souvent hystéro-bouffon du film m'a con-taminé.

On se
Voici le Tom Crouze aux prises avec une momie très vindicative qui va semer un joyeux bordel dans notre monde (jeu, Seth et match...). Pardon pour ce calembour effroyable mais le ton souvent hystéro-bouffon du film m'a con-taminé.

On se demande si ce n'est pas une pure comédie assez idiote et décousue d'ailleurs... c'est écrit avec les pieds et mélangé maladroitement (et n'importe comment) avec de l'héroïsme (une maladie causée par la vanité) et une petite morale sur le bien et le mal sortie d'un Kinder Surprise. Tout ça pour donner le beau rôle à ce bellâtre usé et fatigué, cette grande gueule qui n'en finit plus de rouler des mécaniques, le petit Tommy et ses talonnettes.

La méchante momie est jouée tant mal que bien par notre Boutella nationale : il faut dire qu'avec sa vilaine tronche, elle a la sale gueule de l'emploi. C'est pour ça qu'à la Boutella, je préfère le Nutella en fait. Sinon à part ça, Tom s'est amouraché d'une blondasse qui n'a pas inventé l'eau chaude, juste un faire-valoir pour Tommy le héros !

Cela dit, c'est filmé à peu près correctement et on ne s'ennuie pas... et puis ce bon vieux Russell montre encore les crocs dans un (petit) rôle assez drolatique... C'est bien pour ça que j'irais jusqu'à 2 dans mon infinie mansuétude.
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thebagginsSep 11, 2018
I'm not sure why this movie cops it so bad. I really enjoyed the Mummy, great performances, except for Tom Cruises sidekick. Some great action scenes, shame really, because it sets up for what may have been a great number 2.
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KevinChau5Apr 18, 2018
Was okay! Wasn't one of the best film but however loved the Action sequences
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juliankennedy23Mar 29, 2018
The Mummy: A gender-swapped Lara Croft(Tom Cruise)finds a cursed mummy (An excellent Sofia Boutella) while looting treasures in Iraq one step ahead of Isis (The terrorist army not the Egyptian Goddess). Cruise and his mandatory love interestThe Mummy: A gender-swapped Lara Croft(Tom Cruise)finds a cursed mummy (An excellent Sofia Boutella) while looting treasures in Iraq one step ahead of Isis (The terrorist army not the Egyptian Goddess). Cruise and his mandatory love interest (Annabelle Wallis) fly the Mummy back to London. The mummy escapes and Cruise finds himself recruited by a shadowy organization led by Russel Crowe to get the Mummy back before the world ends or something.

The Good: The Mummy has some pretty good scenes all conveniently located for your viewing pleasure in the first forty minutes or so of the movie. The first forty minutes has a good breezy pace, Cruise’s character seems fun and well thought out, the action scenes are great and the mummy protagonist is a sexy and dangerous foil. One can seriously start to wonder why this fun movie got so much critical flack?

The Bad: And then Russell Crowe shows up. Dr. Jekyll would argue that Mr. Crowe does a fine job but is let down by a poor script and characterization. Mr. Hyde would say Russell is a large ham who makes a poorly thought out character even worse. While I agree with Hyde I don’t think anything could have saved this character. It is simply bad because it exists in this story.

Crowe scenery chewing isn’t the only thespian stumble. We also have Annabelle Wallis as the least charismatic Cruise love interest since… well maybe ever. There is furniture in this movie I am more invested in than this character. If a bad guy ties her to a table we’re more worried that no one is using a coaster.

For a movie called The Mummy, the titular character doesn’t seem to get a lot to do after they settle in London. Some (including the studio) blame Cruise for hogging the limelight but in reality, it is the world building with Prodigium, which is supposed to be the Scooby gang that links all the Dark Universe movies together, that sucks up all the running time and all the films energy. (The Mummy was supposed to be the first of a series of Dark Universe films that are threatening us with, among other things, Johnny Depp as The Invisible Man. Fortunately, the whole enterprise seems to be on life support so expect another reboot soon.)

There are other fails. The Crowe’s Jekyll/Hyde does that thing where Jekyll speaks with an upper-class accent so we know he is good while Hyde pours on a cartoonish lower-class Cockney accent, that would make Dick Van Dyke blush, to let us know he is now evil. (If one thinks about it it really should be the opposite). This seems to be taken from the Dr. Jekyll musical of all things and Crowe does seem to threaten to sing Les Mis’ Stars at any monument.

The movie um… finds inspiration from other films as well, everything from The League of Extraordinary Gentleman (See Prodidium above) to An American Werewolf in London where the film out and out copies entire scenes.

In Conclusion: It is rare to see a movie, let alone the supposed start of an entire Universe filled with tent poles, fly off the rails so badly. Like Superman Vs Batman it seemed more concerned letting us know about upcoming projects and setting up “the Universe” than just being a good movie so we would see another. Raider’s of the Lost Ark did not try to create a franchise with its film. It just was a very good movie that made people want more.

They had a great villain, a solid action hero and a decent budget. They easily could have made a fine Mummy film. And if it was successful they could have followed it up with some mediocre sequels that take place in China and have a new actress playing the wife in the third one. Heck, you could even do a spin-off series with horrible CGI Scorpion Man hybrid that eventually goes straight to video. The blueprint was there you just had to follow it.
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CoKronakanMar 20, 2018
I loved the fact that they created a really thin line between good and bad, or no line at all. Plus the moral of the story is not clear as day, so you have to think a little about it, which makes it more intriguing. The characters aren't allI loved the fact that they created a really thin line between good and bad, or no line at all. Plus the moral of the story is not clear as day, so you have to think a little about it, which makes it more intriguing. The characters aren't all great. Tom Cruise's talent is totally wasted on this character in my opinion. He could have been so much more charismatic and entertaining if the writing would have let him to. So overall it's and average movie, and somewhat enjoyable 90% of the time. And it's not too cliche so that's good too. Expand
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Titanic21Mar 18, 2018
My thoughts about The Mummy from 2017 are quite negative. As I really like the series and the first Mummy movies that appeared where very okay, this one failed for me. Sadly it seems to be a phenomenon frequently seen on remakes or franchiseMy thoughts about The Mummy from 2017 are quite negative. As I really like the series and the first Mummy movies that appeared where very okay, this one failed for me. Sadly it seems to be a phenomenon frequently seen on remakes or franchise additions and in the case of the Mummy I should honestly have expected. Even though the metascore was already low during release, I got fooled by the trailer promising an exciting and interesting, slightly scary story as the first movie had, it didn't take long to realise that one Mummy would fail getting up to that. The big complaint about that movie that I have is simply that it is trying to be to much things at the same time. There are a lot of elements in it which are interesting for the moment they appear but in the end unimportant for the story at all. It seems to be so that the movie was cut to fit the bright audience interests, but that would totally not have been neccessarry. Even though the setting and plot seem very great at first, they are predictable, though, but good, in my opinion they have been used the wrong way, as the plot becomes worse and worse as the movie progresses solely because they tried to add more and more content, characters and backstory. If this movie would have stayed at the principles of simplism and been orientated more on the original series and not on other movies, it could have been a way more enjoyable work overall. As it currently is, it is too much of it all. But that does not mean that The Mummy is a bad movie, it's just not good and that's why my scores seems reasonable. Expand
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caf2042Mar 1, 2018
The Mummy, directed by Alex Kurtzman, is a reboot of the classic 30s film, as well as the 1999 film. In the film, Tom Cruise, works to stop the ancient princess Ahmanet from destroying humanity. I had hope for this movie, and unfortunately,The Mummy, directed by Alex Kurtzman, is a reboot of the classic 30s film, as well as the 1999 film. In the film, Tom Cruise, works to stop the ancient princess Ahmanet from destroying humanity. I had hope for this movie, and unfortunately, it's not great. It's not awful either, but it just feels empty. Way to much exposition, and a bad Cruise performance make this disappointing Expand
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Hurricane16Feb 4, 2018
The Mummy can’t decide what it wants to be; an action thriller, or a monster horror movie, and it just ends up unraveling all over the place
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WorldofLuckyFeb 3, 2018
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. What the hell did I just see?

This has to be the worst movie I have seen in a long time. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the experience of going to see it. It gave me some ideas of what to do and not do in a future roleplaying game I will run, but definitely that was a big piece of trash.

First let's get this out of the way. The movie isn't really about "The Mummy". It is a masturbatory story for and about Tom Cruise.

The Mummy character itself was given the shaft in this movie. The actress (Sofia Boutella) and the character (named Ahmanet) is what I find to be the best part of the movie. She is beautiful, powerful and even with her limited material had a great intensity. She was the only good thing in the movie. Yet she had what seemed like the least runtime out of her, the blonde girl, Cruise or Crowe. There was so much potential with her, yet they hacked her part apart so badly she seemed like a bit player in the movie.

Russell Crowe was both good and bad. I like Russell Crowe, and I don't feel bad about it. I liked the witty comments of Mr. Hyde, and I realize Crowe can have a wooden performance, but in this case, the character itself was written poorly, so Crowe didn't have much to work with.

Cruise's love interest (I will refer to her as the nameless blond) was horrible. She was so bad I don't remember her character or the actresses' name. To make it even worse, I don't care to know it. Her character was cardboard, flavorless and absolutely did nothing for me. I realize I can't blame that on the actress, but evidently I don't even care enough to try and get past that.

Tom Cruise is problematic in a lot of ways. I like him in some roles (yes I liked Collateral and the Last Samurai). He is flavorless as well in things like Mission Impossible. Then he is horrible in movies like in this one. I hated his character itself, the presented personality, the cockiness, just about everything he said made me wish I could blow him up with my mind.

The worst part of the movie is the fact they butchered all of the Mummy's (Ahmanet) parts so Cruise could have a larger part. I hear it is because the director was a rookie and Cruise was "helping" the director, but that didn't help anything at all for me.

I also disliked what Cruise's character became, I realize he is the referential "Mummy", and I didn't consider that suave, cool or even a surprise. I was just disappointed that she wasn't the Mummy in future films (except maybe a villain). That was the biggest disappointment for me.

This was the first movie in a new film franchise, the "Dark Universe" that combines all of Universal's monster IPs into a single Marvel/DC type thing. They want to share the universe with Dracula, the Mummy, Frankenstein's Monster, the Creature from the Black Lagoon, etc.

I think that is an awesome idea. The problem here is they went too far into it for the first movie. They wanted to make references to too many things and instead there was too much explanatory setup and too little story about the Mummy. They would have been better off to have a few easter eggs of the other IPs, and maybe a cameo. Some say Crowe was a cameo, that wasn't a cameo, that was way too large a part to be anything but disasterous.

The good: Sofia Boutella was a great actress, and her character was awesome. I will follow her more.

The bad: Everything else was eye gougingly bad... except Russell Crowe, he was ok.
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Mitya64Jan 26, 2018
Это ремейк. Я думал продолжение. Много лишних моментов. Так достаточной посредственный фильм
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daviddelnorte23Jan 18, 2018
Una película entretenida que le da un giro diferente a lo que era la trilogía anterior de 'La Momia'. Bien, un buen producto de entretenimiento.
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dharmaJun 9, 2017
The Mummy is clearly has every potential to be a great film, but it squandered it for setting up the so called 'dark universe' for its studio. With Cruise at the forefront, it is essentially M:I meets Indiana Jones, mixed in with a littleThe Mummy is clearly has every potential to be a great film, but it squandered it for setting up the so called 'dark universe' for its studio. With Cruise at the forefront, it is essentially M:I meets Indiana Jones, mixed in with a little bit of the original. It is entertaining and will probably earn loads of money in the overseas market, but it will probably bomb in the US market, considering that they want a more 'hearty meal' in their viewing habits (hence, its lousy ratings). As it is, The Mummy is designed to thrill you a bit, scare you a bit and let you off the roller coaster ride mildly entertained. But it's equivalent of of eating loads of popcorn, and still wanting a full meal one hour afterwards. Expand
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naniinDec 18, 2017
"Мумия" - проходной летний блокбастер. Сам фильм скучный, нудный и не самостоятельный. Сюжет так себе, злодейка слита, Том Круз как всегда тут бегает. Жанр фильма ужасы, за весь фильм мне ни разу не было страшно. Ну все же у фильма есть"Мумия" - проходной летний блокбастер. Сам фильм скучный, нудный и не самостоятельный. Сюжет так себе, злодейка слита, Том Круз как всегда тут бегает. Жанр фильма ужасы, за весь фильм мне ни разу не было страшно. Ну все же у фильма есть плюсы, экшен и крутой Рассел Кроу. Так что начало "Темной вселенной" не очень удалось. Expand
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ThaddeusDec 16, 2017
Annabelle Wallis' performance was horrible and Tom Cruise did not do well the first half, but he really picked it up in the second half of the movie. Russell Crowe was excellent as Mr. Hyde. Sofia Boutella was good as the Mummy also. GreatAnnabelle Wallis' performance was horrible and Tom Cruise did not do well the first half, but he really picked it up in the second half of the movie. Russell Crowe was excellent as Mr. Hyde. Sofia Boutella was good as the Mummy also. Great film, very underrated. Expand
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QuietlionmusicNov 18, 2017
This mummy reboot wasn't amazing by any means, but I didn't actually hate it. I found myself mindlessly entertained, just taking everything in stride while watching it.
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LeZeeNov 4, 2017
The first in the Universal studio's 'Dark Universe'!

If you see the history, the reboots usually fails. It has to be at least half a century old to reboot like 'King Kong'. So the technology advantage would play a major role. It was less
The first in the Universal studio's 'Dark Universe'!

If you see the history, the reboots usually fails. It has to be at least half a century old to reboot like 'King Kong'. So the technology advantage would play a major role. It was less than the 20 years, the last 'The Mummy' film had released and pretty impressed everybody with modern visual effects. Even today's young generation getting used to that when it was played on the television. Comparing this to that, there's nothing much other than more perfection in graphics and additional digital 3D. In my opinion, they should have waited another decade.

It was exactly reversed version of the 1999 film. I mean the character designs. Like female mummy coming to life and targeting a man for the ultimate power possession. Two US army men in Iraq found a hidden tomb like structure from the Egyptian era beneath the sand. The recovered ancient coffin shipped to England, but the plane crash down. Since then, an unknown force begins to hunt down one of that two army men. Fighting against it, followed by how the story ends comes in the later parts.

When I first heard about the reboot, I said oh no! Hearing about Tom Cruise's involvement, it became double no! Actually, he was good in the film, but the film was unnecessary at this generation. Even though it did good at the box office, it was considered a decent run. But the studio has a bigger plan, that you would know if you watch the film, that they had already developed a plot for at least two more films with enough characters to carry on that long. If needed, it would add more in the latter. I feel that's a bad idea right now. Watching it one time is not bad, but no special at all.

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VadertimeNov 1, 2017
Okay, so I watched the DVD of this movie last weekend. I was originally going to catch it in the theaters, but after the dismal reviews I decided to wait for it to come out on DVD. I ordered it 2 or 3 weeks ago and didn't get around toOkay, so I watched the DVD of this movie last weekend. I was originally going to catch it in the theaters, but after the dismal reviews I decided to wait for it to come out on DVD. I ordered it 2 or 3 weeks ago and didn't get around to watching it till last weekend. I agree with all the critics that this movie has more to do with Tom Cruise and not enough about the The Mummy. This was not a terrible movie, but it probably could have been a little bit better with less Tom Cruise, his blonde sidekick girlfriend and the weirdness of the Jekyll/Hyde character portrayed by Russell Crowe. The Brendan Frazier vehicle from 20 years ago is far superior and possibly the best version yet. Expand
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mugen_is_hereOct 18, 2017
I liked the movie overall. At least it's been better than all the previous mummy movies and that is an achievement.

Tom has at least some level of character detail as opposed to Brendan Frazer in the earlier movies where his only dialogues
I liked the movie overall. At least it's been better than all the previous mummy movies and that is an achievement.

Tom has at least some level of character detail as opposed to Brendan Frazer in the earlier movies where his only dialogues were 1 liners and action sequences.

I also liked the fact that there's little of "wild action" scenes which serve more as a filler and then you forget them because they don't add anything to the plotline.

I can't tell you what I didn't like without giving away spoilers. But I would say that the ending satisfying.
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ourtimehascomeOct 16, 2017
The Mummy hardly understands itself. As an action film, the scenes are so haphazard they might as well have been an accident. As a horror, it lacks any sort of believable authenticity in its storytelling to make any element consistent andThe Mummy hardly understands itself. As an action film, the scenes are so haphazard they might as well have been an accident. As a horror, it lacks any sort of believable authenticity in its storytelling to make any element consistent and interesting. As a starting point for the Dark Universe Cinematic Universe, it's an abysmal failure. Not even big stars like Tom Cruise and Russell Crowe could save this forgettable flick. Expand
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TheQuietGamerOct 13, 2017
Setting out to create their own cinematic universe, Universal Pictures resurrects "The Mummy" as a tonally inconsistent star vehicle for Tom Cruise. It wants to be a horror movie, but constantly shoehorns in humor and action reminiscent ofSetting out to create their own cinematic universe, Universal Pictures resurrects "The Mummy" as a tonally inconsistent star vehicle for Tom Cruise. It wants to be a horror movie, but constantly shoehorns in humor and action reminiscent of Marvel's superhero films in order to ensure mainstream appeal. It's efforts to set up the larger world of this "Dark Universe" consisting of rebooted versions of Universal's classic monster properties is interesting, but muddled. It is yet unclear how everything is going to come together. That's not the problem. The problem is that after this sorry introduction, I'm not very interested in learning how.

It's hard to care about anything happening onscreen. The story is a bit of a mess, the dialog is incredibly cliché, and the characters are bland stereotypes. The most interesting aspects are the horror ones, which unfortunately are neutered in order to not scare away the general public. I'm sorry, but I thought these were supposed to be monster movies. You can pretty much predict everything that's going to happen so any excitement is automatically drained away. Tome Cruise hams it up while playing his typical smarmy guy role that he's just getting too old for. Everyone else is just kind of there, including Russell Crowe who has a surprisingly minor and practically useless role in the film. Somebody's just there for that cinematic universe money (good luck with that). The sole shinning light in this whole ordeal is Sofia Boutella. While she plays a totally weak villain, she does manage to be drop dead sexy in the process and show some much appreciated skin.

There's a lot going on in this reboot of The Mummy. Almost none of it is any good. It's manages to capture all of the worst qualities of a Tom Cruise movie. It's a flat, stale, and pandering effort that will leave the majority of viewers bored and wanting so much more. A poor way to kick off a cinematic universe. Universal would have honestly just been better off keeping the also vanilla "Dracula Untold" as their first step. While only marginally better, at least that one was likely to have more of a following. Skip this. If this one hasn't already derailed their plans, we're all better off just waiting to see what Universal comes up with next for their Dark Universe. Outside of Sofia Boutella's butt, there's nothing here worth seeing, and you can google that. Things are very "dark" indeed.

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eva3si0nOct 7, 2017
Very boring movie. Plot hogwash. In the movie no, there is nothing good except cast. And could remove an excellent analog of "Uncharted" in a film world. And the mediocre movie which so boring that even houses in front of the TV hunting toVery boring movie. Plot hogwash. In the movie no, there is nothing good except cast. And could remove an excellent analog of "Uncharted" in a film world. And the mediocre movie which so boring that even houses in front of the TV hunting to switch off has turned out. Expand
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someonegetmeoutOct 6, 2017
I cannot understand this so negative rating to this movie. The cast was great and the story was a way better than the 'original' horrible movies. The Mummy is a very good movie, a well-deserved 7, but I put a 10 to raise the average due toI cannot understand this so negative rating to this movie. The cast was great and the story was a way better than the 'original' horrible movies. The Mummy is a very good movie, a well-deserved 7, but I put a 10 to raise the average due to poor ratings by poor users. Expand
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norseOct 2, 2017
So glad metacritic allows ratings of "0" - no more would be adequate for this steaming pile of abused celluloid.

Bad performances of not so great actors, a ridiculously implausible story and terrible slapstick throughout the scenes made this
So glad metacritic allows ratings of "0" - no more would be adequate for this steaming pile of abused celluloid.

Bad performances of not so great actors, a ridiculously implausible story and terrible slapstick throughout the scenes made this a displeasure to watch.

If you like movies, possess intelligence and or loved the original Mummy for it's wit and pacing, stay away. If it's too late, switch off the movie or attempt to drown the brain cells loaded with the putrid memories of it in something high proof.

Ugh.
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tp122Sep 29, 2017
I LOVE this type of movie, don't get me wrong. Big tub of popcorn and just have fun. But this may be the worst movie I have seen in the last 10 years. Cruise is charmless and ridiculous. Crowe is embarrassing. Only the women put in strongI LOVE this type of movie, don't get me wrong. Big tub of popcorn and just have fun. But this may be the worst movie I have seen in the last 10 years. Cruise is charmless and ridiculous. Crowe is embarrassing. Only the women put in strong performances. Ish. The special effects are from the 99 cent store and the script was written by 9 year olds whose best subject is clearly not English or creative writing. I've witnessed more creativity and effot in Geico commercials. And the director should move on to the fast food industry.
Thanks, Universal and greedy, talent-less producers for wasting my time and money with this complete garbage.
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reedjamespSep 19, 2017
I absolutely loved this movie Sofia Sofia Boutella is beautiful so hard to believe that a monster can be so enchanting. Not a huge fan of Tom Cruz but I did enjoy this movie, Sofia Boutella is what made this movie never heard of her beforeI absolutely loved this movie Sofia Sofia Boutella is beautiful so hard to believe that a monster can be so enchanting. Not a huge fan of Tom Cruz but I did enjoy this movie, Sofia Boutella is what made this movie never heard of her before but man was she great I give this movie a 8 out of 10 I give Sofia Boutella a 20 out of 10 Expand
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NikolayGSep 14, 2017
The action scene that occurs inside a plummeting plane was among the best action scenes in the history of film. It is quite obvious they actually filmed it - many takes - in a plummeting aircraft produce the effects of zero gravity. It isThe action scene that occurs inside a plummeting plane was among the best action scenes in the history of film. It is quite obvious they actually filmed it - many takes - in a plummeting aircraft produce the effects of zero gravity. It is insane to watch.

Tom Cruise gives his all and then some as usual in his films and the ancient mummy woman does a fantastic job.

The weakness of this film is that there are no real surprises or twists until the end, and that twist at the end is not something an audience wants to see. Our action heroes may be beaten, have their limbs broken, and can even be killed in movies, but audiences never want to see their heroes lose control of who they are. That was the huge error in the second Indiana Jones movie, and it was an error at the end of this movie even though Tom Cruise was able to be heroic when required.

That said, this film is way way better than most reviews give it credit for. Since it is now rentable, rent it. It's a fun film with intense action sequences.
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marcmyworksSep 9, 2017
The Mummy is a disaster of a movie, with no real tone, consistent story or even great acting. The biggest mistake the filmmakers made was not letting the movie be stand alone but instead using it as a starting vehicle for a franchise.
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floresnicoSep 6, 2017
To be honest I thought this film would have been a lot better than it was. Considering the previous films before it performed fairly well. There were a lot of segments in this film that were supposed to be humorous when in fact it was theTo be honest I thought this film would have been a lot better than it was. Considering the previous films before it performed fairly well. There were a lot of segments in this film that were supposed to be humorous when in fact it was the exact opposite. I think I expected more out of the cast along with a better storyline. Overall not a huge fan of the movie and would not recommend it for others to see. Expand
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OhTheDerpSep 2, 2017
Watched it with very low expectations, but came out pleasantly surprised.

Filler filler filler filler filler filler filler filler filler filler filler
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YousefhAug 30, 2017
Love the animation and VFX. such great and amazing CGI. the story needed so much work but overall I loved the movie and it was so entertaining for me.
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brentwshelton1Aug 27, 2017
I had to look at this movie as two separate entities. The first was the actual "The Mummy" story - which was kind of cool. I think if the movie had simply focused on her story- it would have been good. However - like many of theI had to look at this movie as two separate entities. The first was the actual "The Mummy" story - which was kind of cool. I think if the movie had simply focused on her story- it would have been good. However - like many of the professional and some of the non-professional critics - The movie is trying too hard to set up the threads that will connect the "Dark Universe" which really detracts from the movie I paid to see. In fact - I thought the inclusion of Russell Crowe as Dr. Jekell gave it some sort of weird "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" re-boot vibe - which really isn't a compliment. Since Crowe is getting his own Hyde/Jekell movie - they should have saved that whole sideshow for his movie....it is simply a distraction here. Also - I didn't dig the ending. It brings in the bizarre idea that Cruise may be popping up in "Invisible Man" or "Bride of Frankenstein" or other - totally inappropriate cameo moments in totally unrelated movies.....it all just got fairly bizarre and silly by the end (although the idea of that actually happening is probably the scariest thing in the Dark Universe - lol) . Expand
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nestoryavithAug 27, 2017
Wow! way to go... you just ruined a franchise because of going way too fast to furious to see where you even wanna take your franchise first. But as bad starts go, at least you tried.
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russiangamerAug 26, 2017
Абсолютно пресное, неинтересное, посредственное произведение.
И рядом не стоит с фильмом 1999 года, я бы даже сказал, не присутствует с ним в одной вселенной, потому что чтобы снимать такое в 2017 году, нужно вообще не смотреть кино всё то
Абсолютно пресное, неинтересное, посредственное произведение.
И рядом не стоит с фильмом 1999 года, я бы даже сказал, не присутствует с ним в одной вселенной, потому что чтобы снимать такое в 2017 году, нужно вообще не смотреть кино всё то время, что прошло с выхода оригинальной мумии.
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vulvuratAug 26, 2017
So. Egyptian mummy-princess, evil egyptian god, undead crusader knights, Dr.Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, a secret society, all under London. The expression on Tom Cruise's face all along the movie kind of says: What am I even doing here?
Seriously
So. Egyptian mummy-princess, evil egyptian god, undead crusader knights, Dr.Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, a secret society, all under London. The expression on Tom Cruise's face all along the movie kind of says: What am I even doing here?
Seriously really bad. Not exciting or nostalgic, just terrible. Honestly, this thing makes the original Mummy movie seem artistic and deep. LOL
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PipeCAug 20, 2017
Here, The Mummy is not the monstrous thing

The surprises, keeping re-encounter with one of the classic wonders par excellence, owned by Universal Pictures, are constricted. Among this narrow mosaic of satisfactions is what would be a
Here, The Mummy is not the monstrous thing

The surprises, keeping re-encounter with one of the classic wonders par excellence, owned by Universal Pictures, are constricted. Among this narrow mosaic of satisfactions is what would be a comforting and palpitating beginning.Trying to emulate the retributive equation created by Marvel Studios with its cosmos of cinematic superheroes, Universal plans to outline its universe by reusing the characters that must be untouchable because of their one-of-a-kind legacy in cinema history, however, Hollywood's rejection of creativity, a true eyesore deserving its corresponding movie, has begun to pick on, without embarrassment and with enough paraphernalia, the monsters in order to satisfy the demands of the Millennials about knowing those dark beings. Classics of yesteryear such as "Bride of Frankenstein", "Creature from the Black Lagoon" or "The Invisible Man" are going to resurrect in the upcoming years with the help of Johnny Depp, Julian Bardem and undeniably a compendium of actors and actresses that are currently shining in the mecca of American cinema. "Dracula Untold", starring Luke Evans, was kicked off but it was harshly criticized for the loss of focus portraying the "untold" story of this iconic and lethal vampire. Due to this economic and reception flop, the studio didn't give up and started over with a clean slate, omitting such box office bomb, supposedly, to reorganize the pretensions and start on the right foot this mega-project, but what would be the story that would really redeem the master Dracula? "The Mummy".

Mythology and/or legends encompass myriad opportunities and Hollywood sharp brains have been able to take advantage of these to raise the first dark universe of history. After a round of flowers and applause by films with a large audience response and a revival led by Hammer Films in the 50s, North American cinematic mecca Universal Pictures inaugurates its corresponding movie voyage with Dr. Henry Jekyll, who's the director and creator of the surreptitious organization "Prodigium", whose mission is to recognize, contain, examine and destroy any evil entity stepping on the ground. The first to realize her not so triumphant entry is Princess Ahmanet, interpreted by Boutella.

After watching the film, one can conclude that the biggest flaw, both independent movie and inaugural work, is the feeble structuring in plot terms, because, although the introduction of the antagonist and the retrospective scenes independent Nick firmly consolidate the first act, it's difficult to feel that constant and seductive ecstatic that encompassing the Mummy, verbi gratia, in Brendan Fraser's 1998 film. Such a narrative failure originates consequents that keep on to harm the audiovisual tale; the first one comes in the name of the selfsame main actor, who had active participation in the conception of the script, for, in the end, provoke prominent interventions in the footage that should come from the true star, giving prominence to a character who will surely have weight in future installments, thus giving cause to the second big mistake: not deciding what specific genre(s) and tone(s) for the universe due to the hasty narrative ending. Is it a horror or comedy film, an initiation/Nick Morton or a mummy film, an adventure or suspense one? The film doesn't cease in production of subliminal messages for the audience on the occasion of informing of the large flow of monsters that are coming, introducing with little fluency references and signs of upcoming films. The third blemish comes from the sketch of characters, another subject in which the team of writers doesn't come out well.

The Mummy's female version flaunts different presentations ranging from an inhuman entity that drags to the aphrodisiac and intimidating look that spends most of the time chained or stealing people's lives by lip contact. The places in which the tale develops tend opacity, a complex of special effects that are supported in a palette of pessimistic colors and tones in terms of transmitting, without any success, dread, and insecurity the work must produce. As for technical aspects, they stand out for the first-rate execution of the best action sequence in the film: The plane crash, although it doesn't propose anything deeply novel in the action movie matter, managed to stir within me, thanks to furious-paced timing, an unexplained anxiety for the future of the characters, a well- deserved applause for this achievement both technical and artistic.

"The Mummy" (2017) by Alex Kurtzman is a frustrating setback and inaugural disruption in the optimistic plans of Universal. A work that could not show its possibilities because of an unsatisfactory attempt to get what Marvel's equation has built, and even DC's one. Ideas straying in the disorder of pretensions. Apparently, just as Disney, Universal must mummified already conceived plans to awaken new aces under the sleeve quickly.
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Costs1129Aug 19, 2017
This should have been rated R. The sexual scenes are not brief and the dark scenes are disturbing. And the plotline was stupid. At least the previous movies had a mix of humor and action.
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ChubbystoneAug 9, 2017
As the beginning of a new film universe is okay, the movie is fun to watch and with good action scenes, the script I miss a bit more seriousness but in general is a good movie, I hope with each new movie from the Dark Universe Go up theAs the beginning of a new film universe is okay, the movie is fun to watch and with good action scenes, the script I miss a bit more seriousness but in general is a good movie, I hope with each new movie from the Dark Universe Go up the quality standards / Como el inicio de un nuevo universo cinematografico esta bien, la pelicula es divertida de ver y con buenas escenas de accion, al guion le falto un poco mas de seriedad pero en general es una pelicula buena, espero que con cada nueva pelicula del Dark Universe vaya subiendo los estandares de calidad Expand
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SebineAug 7, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. An autobiographical deptiction of Tom Cruises rise to power in the ¢hur¢h of $¢ientology.

Tom plays himself as a bumbling retard bent on doing anything and screwing over anyone for personal profit.
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tokemecAug 5, 2017
I don't care what anyone says. I think The Mummy was an awesome movie.This movie is very fun to watch. Don't listen to the low rank critics. Its story and characters are very interesting.
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chidimeAug 4, 2017
Terrible movie. Save yourself the stress and don't see this. Waste of time. Seems more like a satire movie than a serious dark one. errible character development. And the best part of the movie (Dr Jekyll and his lab) was given very littleTerrible movie. Save yourself the stress and don't see this. Waste of time. Seems more like a satire movie than a serious dark one. errible character development. And the best part of the movie (Dr Jekyll and his lab) was given very little time and no history. What a disgrace. Expand
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badgerryan19Jul 30, 2017
I thought there were some good moments in this movie. The movie had some intense scenes and was enjoyable at parts. The movie also had some cringe worthy moments too. Tom Cruise does a fine job, but once again he is playing Tom Cruise in thisI thought there were some good moments in this movie. The movie had some intense scenes and was enjoyable at parts. The movie also had some cringe worthy moments too. Tom Cruise does a fine job, but once again he is playing Tom Cruise in this movie. Also Russell Crowe plays a small part but a surprising role, which I had no idea of. Now Jake Johnson's character never should of been in the movie and is not a good addition to it. The mummy played by Sofia Boutella is clearly the stand out here. She is very good and gives a lot of tension to the movie. She seems to be really good in everything she plays and is becoming quite a star at least in my eyes. I do feel if this movie wasn't called the mummy it would have been reviewed a little better. The movie wasn't as bad as some reviews and I think people should give it a watch. Expand
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DubeauAug 3, 2017
Cruse has a running sequence in the Mummy but that doesn't elevate the film that much. He plays an antihero like he plays about all his roles and he is not very credible in it. The best characters in this movie is the Mummy itself (Sofia) andCruse has a running sequence in the Mummy but that doesn't elevate the film that much. He plays an antihero like he plays about all his roles and he is not very credible in it. The best characters in this movie is the Mummy itself (Sofia) and Chris Vail (Jake). Vail is killed way too soon and he is the only thing bringing things down to earth. I like that the Mummy played into Nick's head but it is not always presented in a very efficient way. The others actors are average and the story is NOT scary at all. The action is pretty good but the film takes it's time to start. It seems to me that the character of Dr. Hyde wasn't that great. It's justification, the very minimal special effect of his character. They could have given that role to Annabelle and make her so much more interesting. I found myself watching the time after an hour, so...I give it a 40% because the action was decent. Expand
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Kes4278Jul 30, 2017
I don't care what anyone says. I think The Mummy was an awesome movie. Not as good as the one before this but...... yeah.great movie
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PeterAlexanderJul 15, 2017
The Mummy is a huge waste of potential, going in a direction it should never have embraced. With the chance to display the magical wonders of Egyptian mystery, the film instead spends most of its time in the Middle East and London. Not toThe Mummy is a huge waste of potential, going in a direction it should never have embraced. With the chance to display the magical wonders of Egyptian mystery, the film instead spends most of its time in the Middle East and London. Not to mention the characters are downright sub-par and the story is mediocre at best. Expand
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ScienceAdvisorJul 14, 2017
Some really poor dialogue for Cruise's character making him appear mentally challenged at times, a story that sets up for a ripoff of League of Extrodinary Gentlemen, and action that would liquify a normal human body (regardless of fitnessSome really poor dialogue for Cruise's character making him appear mentally challenged at times, a story that sets up for a ripoff of League of Extrodinary Gentlemen, and action that would liquify a normal human body (regardless of fitness level). If this had more action it could have at least been as good as a Michael Bay flick, perhaps even scoring a five. Worst line in the movie: "If evil were a patheogen, he reasoned, then there must surely be a cure." If this logic is indicative of what the rest of the Dark Universe has to offer, we might as well kill the projector light on this series. Expand
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sirArteriusJul 14, 2017
Dig it. I loved it. Maybe it is not super movie. But this new (yeah, reawaken) Universe has so much potential. Just for a moment look at DC/Marvel movies. So few are really good. Most of them are just moderate at best. Dark Universe. SoundsDig it. I loved it. Maybe it is not super movie. But this new (yeah, reawaken) Universe has so much potential. Just for a moment look at DC/Marvel movies. So few are really good. Most of them are just moderate at best. Dark Universe. Sounds fresh. Marvel-DC loop must be extended. Looking forward to see more.
PS: it's funny that critics gave a lower rating than users. no money - no positive reviews, ay?
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corebiopsyJul 14, 2017
It's a completely serviceable action movie. It's nothing more. I think some people were expecting too much, having been spoilt with other action movies with depth ( and plot ), like Wonder Woman. I was entertained for the duration.
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MosquitozzzzzJul 11, 2017
As always "pro" USA critics are nothing more as shtasses, they rate high shty movies, when good 1s they rate low/ Fk USa critics. Fk "pro" movie critics, they are thresh.
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JayNiagaraJul 9, 2017
Wake up, Hollywood. How does a movie with great special FX fail in the middle of the summer blockbuster season? Casting directors need to take serious note here - the only person who still thinks Tom Cruise is awesome is Tom Cruise. TheWake up, Hollywood. How does a movie with great special FX fail in the middle of the summer blockbuster season? Casting directors need to take serious note here - the only person who still thinks Tom Cruise is awesome is Tom Cruise. The real-life arrogance and egotism shines through ridiculously and viewers have tired of it. Had Chris Pratt or Jeremy Renner been cast in the lead, the box-office gross would have been far different. Expand
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SEROJJul 5, 2017
I am more surprised from the high scores some people rate this movie, than from the actualy movie. Horrible. So pathetic i don't want to comment. Don't waste your time and go watch the original from 1999.
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LukehatJul 2, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I can't contemplate why films are so bad considering the budget they get. On paper; good actors, potentially good writers, so why is the film so poor? What went wrong?
- Child like brotherly relationship in the face of extreme danger. - Soldier General doesn't seem overly concerned that two of his soldiers, I assume secret ops, are running around illegally stealing things for profit, completely off mission.
- Hot girl (I assume non-military?) - (why is an archaeologist on the front line military?) arrives on scene conviniently asking for a map that Cruise stole after having sex with her. Conviniently she seems to be an expert on the tomb they magically uncovered. How lucky.
- All three of them; two of them grave thieves, seemingly unqualified, and childlike, get sent down in to the tomb, on the archaeologists authority? Since when do military listen to achaeologists...
- Magically they crash land in London, and Cruise is kept alive. Ok; if the gods have the magical powers to do that, then surely she wouldn't be running around in human form, and buried in the ground by humans, in the first place. She gets done over by a couple darts again in modern times.
- Dr Jekyl and Hyde is the mastermind behind the archaeology department running the military..... Couple running (not sexist then is it) away from danger ensues. +1 that Annabelle Wallis can run! They cast her well. As fast as Cruise though? He is short so maybe.
- 'good' Love and Heroism conquers 'evil'. AWFUL AWFUL AWFUL.
Apparently this is the start of a high budget series. Going to be as bad as the marvel stuff I assume.
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UrbanlistenerJul 2, 2017
Okay summer movie with pretty cool action sequences, some compelling characters and fun visual, but nothing more. The plot doesnt make any sense, some characters are very annoying and bland, cheesy moments and surprisingly a lot of boring scenes.
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ConradoflightJun 30, 2017
Why? What went wrong? Cruise has a high low threshold but this story does not make sense. It's like it has no soul or something. Unengaging and boring waste of money and time.
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tbeit2Jun 28, 2017
I honestly thought this movie was pretty mediocre. First, Tom Cruise is cool and the Mummy herself is awesome. The special effects are great and Russel Crow does a good job as well. The movie falls short everywhere else though. The plot isI honestly thought this movie was pretty mediocre. First, Tom Cruise is cool and the Mummy herself is awesome. The special effects are great and Russel Crow does a good job as well. The movie falls short everywhere else though. The plot is all over the place, and it stops in the middle to expand the "Dark Universe", and it is a waste of time. It didn't need to be in the film, and it slowed it down and cluttered it. The film also seemed to just be stumbling over itself near the end, having things happen for the sake of the plot and to find a way to keep the universe alive. Speaking of that, the ending is **** as well. The last "fight" is very anticlimactic, stuff happens that isn't explained and then there is narration which tells you "We got a universe coming!". Along with that, some of the writing is bad. The side character chick is really bland, the comedic effect guy that shows up randomly is not funny and annoying and Tom Cruise's character doesn't really develop. They attempt to, but they spend like two minutes on it and I didn't buy it.

Overall, I found it to be pretty mediocre
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mrmonsterJun 27, 2017
It was definitely worth watching. Not great, but a good way to start the Dark Universe. Lots of great characters, great moments, and seeing a female mummy was interesting.
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vgmkyleJun 26, 2017
I knew when Hollywood shooed out Brendan Fraser it was going to get bad. Fraser was fun and entertaining and built for a concept like this. He was incredible. Tom Cruise is my dude, but he wasn't made for this movie.
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SoulfuryJun 25, 2017
This movie is very fun to watch. Don't listen to the low rank critics. Its story and characters are very interesting. The Dark World is something I'd like to see more of.
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chrisjee1234Jun 25, 2017
I feel like critics are being too harsh on this movie. Yes, there are some storytelling issues and weak characterization, but in the end, it is an enjoyable mess.
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moviemitch96Jun 24, 2017
I didn't even care for the original Mummy trilogy to begin with, and therefore had no intention of checking out this reboot. However, a friend of mine was really wanting me to take him to it, so I gave in. Prior to watching this, as far as II didn't even care for the original Mummy trilogy to begin with, and therefore had no intention of checking out this reboot. However, a friend of mine was really wanting me to take him to it, so I gave in. Prior to watching this, as far as I could tell, this was apparently made for two reasons: 1. It's apparently the first installment in a planned 'dark universe' franchise. And 2. to cash in on Tom Cruise's star power. The result: A noisy, cluttered, and uninspired film that can't make up its mind if it wants to be a fun, quirky action flick, or if it would rather be just plain dark and scary instead. The film shifts back and forth between these two tones quite a bit throughout to the point of becoming rather tiresome. Russell Crowe's talent is pretty much wasted with his corny take on Jekyll and Hyde. On top of all that, the film's very loosely resolved and ridiculous ending had me leaving the theater incredibly unsatisfied. Overall, it only has a couple of entertaining moments, but none of them are very memorable at all and the rest of the film was both a literal and figurative disaster. Expand
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Gott161Jun 24, 2017
An absolutely amazing Movie that had me on the edge the whole time.
Tom is the perfect match for a serious take on the Mummy and does a wonderful job mixing his funny side with his serious side.
The Story in itself is very good and the
An absolutely amazing Movie that had me on the edge the whole time.
Tom is the perfect match for a serious take on the Mummy and does a wonderful job mixing his funny side with his serious side.
The Story in itself is very good and the support is stellar. It is not your funny old Mummy with a ton of jokes but it doesnt matter. The Hero getting the godpowers the movie promisses the whole time is very satisfying and leaves open a truckload of possibilities. I hope it wont turn out to be an avengers copy with the good guys giving him work by beating the bad guys but him discovering more and more hidden to history secrets of old egypt and maybe mingle with other gods of the old time.
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CameraBounceGodJun 23, 2017
even tho it was a little better than trying to watch new pirates. i still watched it more than new pirates.. dam...it seemed like the actors were told to know that it was going to be a terrible flop. it was full of stars for no reason othereven tho it was a little better than trying to watch new pirates. i still watched it more than new pirates.. dam...it seemed like the actors were told to know that it was going to be a terrible flop. it was full of stars for no reason other than to get people hopes up in the commercials...the worse part by far was the unclear meaning of the mummy kiss and stabs that tom cruise uses on himself which i believe was somehow designed by an idiot with both a lesbian unwrapped mummy fetish as well as a terrible movie fetish...perhaps the idea was top show how easy it is to top the mummy 3(tomb of the dragon emperor) ..maybe to catch new charlie and the graphics again ill watch it again with out lag.....maybe there is a nice cat i missed? Expand
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EduBJun 22, 2017
I went to watch the movie thinking it was going to be really bad, but that's not what I saw; The film, yes, it is not excellent and not good, but it is not bad; Compared to the 1999 film is much lower; We started with the presentation of theI went to watch the movie thinking it was going to be really bad, but that's not what I saw; The film, yes, it is not excellent and not good, but it is not bad; Compared to the 1999 film is much lower; We started with the presentation of the characters, in the beginning until they have nothing wrong, what really takes is that at the beginning of the second act, with the premise of including a universe, the script sins; Putting that old story about good and bad; After that the film is totally lost; The end of the third act is utterly flawed, not because it is bad; But by the way it is even arranged; But I say I was surprised by that; Even so the 1999 film is much better; In the old film; Had a whole history and mystical objects that interested the telescope; But in this the story comes down to very little; I felt a flaw in this direction but I hope I have another movie that counts more because I liked it too much about what can be raised in this universe .... Expand
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YODACHMJun 21, 2017
The set pieces are wonderful, the acting is ok, but the plot is a mess. The film didn't feel like a mummy movie, it didn't even feel like a monster movie. I don't really know what to compare it to. The first 20 minutes of the film wereThe set pieces are wonderful, the acting is ok, but the plot is a mess. The film didn't feel like a mummy movie, it didn't even feel like a monster movie. I don't really know what to compare it to. The first 20 minutes of the film were actually quite good and one scene in particular will bring out some emotions if you are a history buff. There is also a small easteregg in the film for those who are fans of the Brendan Fraser mummy movies. I recommend you'd watch it, but don't expect a lot from it. Expand
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FlexedacornJun 21, 2017
I went in with low expectations due to reading the early movie reviews. I felt indifferent after watching. The movie itself had me up until 2/3's of the way in, at which point the 3rd act just felt rushed. I rated it as a 5 to show as aI went in with low expectations due to reading the early movie reviews. I felt indifferent after watching. The movie itself had me up until 2/3's of the way in, at which point the 3rd act just felt rushed. I rated it as a 5 to show as a standalone film it was just an OK, not bad or great. It really did feel as a setup movie for future Monster verse films. In regards to the acting, Jake Johnson was great for comedic relief and Sofia Boutella performed well as the main antagonist. I’m not a huge Tom Cruise fan, but I felt he didn’t bring as much charisma in this as opposed to some of his other works. In closing I think it was a passable film. I think the monster movie verse will continue on track as this first film did well in the international box office. Expand
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jdogggJun 20, 2017
Overall I thought The Mummy was an entertaining film. It seemed to have the right amount of action, jump scares, and humor. My 14 and 16-year-old kids liked it more than I did.
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gromitJun 18, 2017
what an ugly mess from start to finish. disjointed story focus's on the wrong characters and it seems someone has completely screwed the entire story and plot. The only positive this movie has is great special effects.
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moviestalkerJun 18, 2017
Solid monster movie, althought he ending was quite a let down. No idea why people downvoted this movie into oblivion, but I heard the fact that "Brendan Fraser wasn't in it" played a big role here. After how terrible the third mummy movieSolid monster movie, althought he ending was quite a let down. No idea why people downvoted this movie into oblivion, but I heard the fact that "Brendan Fraser wasn't in it" played a big role here. After how terrible the third mummy movie was, it only makes sense to let someone else take the lead role... Preferably someone who still *has* a movie career. Expand
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BDTiger07Jun 17, 2017
Didn't get all the negative reviews from Critics. Surely it is not a perfect film, but not a bad film either.

+ Loved the horror-action aspect of the movie + Impressed with Sofia Boutella (although she doesn't had much screen time as Cruise
Didn't get all the negative reviews from Critics. Surely it is not a perfect film, but not a bad film either.

+ Loved the horror-action aspect of the movie
+ Impressed with Sofia Boutella (although she doesn't had much screen time as Cruise though being the titular character)
+ Found interest with the world of dark universe. Can't wait for the next project.
+ Loved Russell Crowe as Jekyll & Hyde

- Tom Cruise's performance was underwhelming
- Sometimes they talked more than showing things (It can become boring sometimes)
- Final battle was not overwhelming.

They need to change the director in the sequel. Despite some flaws I think Dark Universe will be good. At least it didn't force some agenda (like Wonder Woman).
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Max293Jun 17, 2017
Putting the Knights Templar assisting the evil character was tacky and an attack on Western Civilisation. It is quite frankly disgusting and I walked out of the film as a result. I used to enjoy some of the Mummy films in the past butPutting the Knights Templar assisting the evil character was tacky and an attack on Western Civilisation. It is quite frankly disgusting and I walked out of the film as a result. I used to enjoy some of the Mummy films in the past but attempting to position the Crusades as somehow negative, when the very purpose of the Crusades was about liberty and justice over savagery is beyond comprehension and disgusting. Completely ruined the film and I could not enjoy it. I am not sure if I could ever watch Russel Crowe or Tome Cruise again but on the positive side the mummy was very sexy and it is why rather than give a zero I am giving a one star. Expand
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FreddyLives99Jun 16, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This is a poor start to a new cinematic universe, and I went with low expectations and was still disappointed. There are some well-shot action sequences, and I do like what Universal is going for here, setting up a world where many different monsters coexist, like Cabin in the Woods, but what we get with this are a bunch of tired PG-13 action cliches. Oh, and I should also mention that the film is not scary at all, so that's a fail. Let's talk about the comic relief. Why is it needed? This is the "Dark Universe", so the tone should be kept serious, but screenwriters seem to always think that audiences want this, so we have to endure bad joke after bad joke. Of course we get the wise-cracking sidekick who seems to be trying too hard to get a laugh, but all characters get some line that's supposed to be funny but comes off as awkward, and it ruins any suspense that a scene may have been building toward. Humor especially ruined the scene where Tom Cruise wakes up in a body bag after coming back from death. What should have been very dramatic was just supposed to be funny because he woke up naked. PG-13 humor at its finest! Now I'd like to address the flashbacks to The Mummy's origin story. The flashbacks were way overused, and they begin probably no more than ten minutes after we see them originally. This is when I felt that the director thought his audience had very short attention spans and had to be constantly reminded of plot elements throughout the film. Now, as for The Mummy herself, she looks great, has a creative design, but she's hardly menacing like she's supposed to be, and her zombified minions are not much better. She doesn't have a world domination plan like Imotep from the 1999 Mummy franchise, she just wants Ethan Hunt, and that's it. Also, ripping off the face-in-the-sandstorm scene from the '99 movie was so unnecessary, and there wasn't even a good reason for it. If Universal is going to continue with a universe based on horror films, they need to put effort into actually scaring us. Expand
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SuperKevJun 16, 2017
I'm usually ultra forgiving of plot-holes but this movie has so many it's just sad. There is no way these film makers spent 2 seconds on countless issues with scenes that make no sense. The only other movie I really complained about so manyI'm usually ultra forgiving of plot-holes but this movie has so many it's just sad. There is no way these film makers spent 2 seconds on countless issues with scenes that make no sense. The only other movie I really complained about so many laughable plot-holes was After Earth. This movie is *that bad. Expand
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DudeFromIcelandJun 16, 2017
I was disappointed by this film. Despite the star power of someone like Tom Cruise, it can't save this movie.

The main problem is that it's boring which is the biggest sin any film can make. I expected waaaaay more action that was on offer,
I was disappointed by this film. Despite the star power of someone like Tom Cruise, it can't save this movie.

The main problem is that it's boring which is the biggest sin any film can make. I expected waaaaay more action that was on offer, it just felt a lot of exposition without any proper pay off at the end of it.

I liked the actress that played the Mummy, she was always a really menacing presence whenever she was on screen but I can't say anybody else was really that memorable in this film.

I wouldn't recommended this one but if you like random jump scares,the Mummy films and the lore then check it out but honestly just skip it.
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