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Title | - | The Mummy Returns |
My Admission | - | $4.50 |
One Line Review | - | It's 'The Mummy' On Steroids. |
Review - A good friend of mine saw an early screening of The Mummy Returns and he described it as The Mummy on steroids. I can't think of a better description for The Mummy Returns.
Like anyone on steroids, The Mummy Returns is bigger, faster, and louder than it's predecessor. But like any drug addict the film has a tendency to lose it's mind. It's rational, at times, tends toward the ridiculous. Though that's not unexpected in a summer movie it's no excuse for a bad movie.
The Mummy Returns is not a complete waste. In fact it has a few shining moments. The return on Imoteph, I thought, was interesting enough to warrant a second film. Patricia Valazquez and Rachel Weisz both portray very strong characters and their fight sequences are some of the best parts of the film. The Rock is even a worthy addition to the series. And the returning cast Brendan Fraser, Oded Fehr, Arnold Vasloo & John Hannah all give performances that do not stray far from their original characters. By far the strongest sense of stability in the film.
If you spend a few bucks on The Mummy Returns you won't be let down. The Mummy Returns is all rollercoaster and unfortunately, only the first of the season.
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