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The Mummy (2017)

(13,993)IMDb 5.41 h 50 min2017X-RayPG-13

Tom Cruise stars in this spectacular version of the legend that has fascinated cultures all over the world since the dawn of civilization: The Mummy.

Directors: Alex Kurtzman

Starring: Tom Cruise Annabelle Wallis Sofia Boutella

Genres: Action Adventure Fantasy

Subtitles: English [CC]

Audio languages: EnglishEnglish [Audio Description]

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Supporting actors: Jake Johnson Courtney B. Vance Marwan Kenzari Russell Crowe

Producers: Alex Kurtzman Chris Morgan Sean Daniel Sarah Bradshaw

Studio: Universal Pictures

Rating: PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned)

Content advisory: Violencesexual contentdrug usefoul language

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ALP

Critics Ease Up!

Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2017

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People are so spoiled and techno-wise about how movies should be made and played. Just enjoy the films for what they are. There was nothing wrong with this film. I enjoyed excitement, (which wasn't over the top) and the absence of a profanity riddled script. Maybe the problem for some people is trying to see Cruise as someone other than Ethan Hunt. There have been mummy movies since Bella Lugosi days and a lot of them not so hot but to me this is a better adaptation thanks to the special effects and the seasoned actors. Don't let the couch critics be kill-joys and just enjoy a nice flick. Every movie is not an Oscar potential or bust occasion.

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MegsJedi

Get your gods straight!

Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2017

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Sofia Boutella was robbed of a genuine chance to shine in this movie. Her Star Trek Beyond character had more depth and life. But, many of us are armchair archeologists and know the traditional names, Amaunet is as good a name as any. Honestly, flipping the story of the last set of Mummy movies from Imotep to Amaunet made Tom Cruise look like the damsel in distress, which is amusing. Paying attention will keep confusion at bay. This could have been better, but it truly could have been worse. The cinematography and some stunning visuals make this flick worth watching.

In case you don't know, the Egyptian god of the dead wasn't Set, it was Anubis. Set was the god of chaos. Switching that up made no sense, any the good guys... The Medjai they ain't.

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A. Mullen

Dark Universe? More like Dark Tedium...

Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2017

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As a fan of the 1932 and 1999 versions of 'The Mummy', I watched this to see if it might have improved on the Brendan Fraser franchise. In short: NOPE.

Production values were very good (1 star) and Sofia Boutella is a personal fave (1 star), but while branded as the kick-off for Universal's 'Dark Universe' series, there wasn't anything particularly dark about it (no stars). And watching Tom Cruise phone in a twit character for 110 minutes did not make for riveting cinema. (Certainly made me wonder how much emotional 'method' Tom had to dig for to achieve oneness with his character.)

Of course, a lot of it had to do with the script. Or lack thereof. Most of the 'crackling' dialogue comes across as 'almost' good jokes; the kind that might have been amusing if the writers had thought to include the punchlines. The writers really should have watched the Brendan Fraser movies for a refresher in snappy repartee (or even 'Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy').

Lastly, rehashing the same old Mummy story line is getting boring. Why not recognize it as something that no one else has: As a love story that spans millennia? [Spoiler alert] Consider, Nick Morton didn't get the girl in this movie. He wound up in the desert with his sidekick. Why not have Nick (as Nick/Set) recognize his timeless love for Ahmanet and wander off into the desert to create their own private Hamunaptra? We don't need world domination, but maybe just a little love, romance, and redemption. How about that for a refreshing change, huh Hollywood? [/Spoiler alert]

Overall, I should have waited until this went Prime. Or better yet, just skipped it and rewatched the 1999 version (although I did prefer Sofia Boutella's mugging the sandstorm to Arnold Vosloo's). Not recommended.

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The perfect enjoyment-mode type of movie.

Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2017

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I've always enjoyed Tom Cruise, and i loved the Mummy series starring Brendan Fraser (excluding the Dragon Emperor one). But the only thing that Fraser's Mummy and Cruise's Mummy share, is the title. I enjoyed both The Mummy/2 and Tom Cruise's The Mummy, for very different reasons, Partly for the fact that it has Cruise, Russell Crowe, and Annabelle Wallace (who i find drop dead gorgeous, .....besides the point) stare in this film, but mostly it's because of the darker tone they add to this film. The only gripe i have with the movie is that the ending was very bland. But, it leaves room for a chance at a sequel!

I don't necessarily care about what some big shot head of lettuce reviewer thinks about this movie, I guessed the plot about 30 minutes in but my brain was already shutting down and going into enjoyment-mode, if you want to enjoy this movie like I did, i suggest you do the same. :)

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Marissa

I did not expect to love this movie!

Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2018

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I truely did not expect to love this movie. I was very pleasantly suprised. So much of what people are complaining about is due to a lack of understanding that they A: Are not trying to remake the Brendan Frasier Mummy and...B: That this is set to be the first of MANY movies. Hence characters and refrences that seem like they don't belong. I thought it was a fun take on the genre, which has a nasty habbit of getting stale, and I was most certainly entertained. I liked the subtle nods to previous films. Plus, I couldn't stop laughing the first time TC saw the skulls. Great nod to movies yet to come and a role that Tom once played all at once. I think if watched with the right view point, this movie could entertain everybody.

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Valerie

Two Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 3, 2017

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Disappointed not in my opinion Tom cruise best .. Sorry

Dave

Five Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 21, 2018

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Great DVD and in English.Looks not English at first.

april kelly

Four Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 9, 2017

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Came in chineese writing but plays in english.

Anish Shukla

Great Blu-ray for a not-so-great Movie

Reviewed in India on April 23, 2018

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The Mummy (2017) is not a terrible movie by any means but neither a good one at that. What makes it watchable is a dumb behaving Tom Cruise, some great action sequences and an awesome, awesome looking Sofia Boutella. Her mere appearance in this movie makes it worth every penny. Also the Blu-ray transfer is top notch making it a rather enjoyable feast.
The steelbook edition comes with both the 2D and the 3D editions and is a much better option since the regular Blu-ray is available at near about the same price at Amazon.

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The film is primarily shot in dark conditions and the Blu-ray faithfully reproduces what the director wanted us to see. Sharpness is excellent and colours, whatever is thrown at the screen, also appear good. It's a great looking Blu-ray disc.

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Highlight of the disc. The audio on this disc is masterful. The Dolby Atmos (7.1 core) track plays with superb surround activity along with an excellent front sound stage. The vocals deserve special mention here. You feel like you are watching it in an actual theater. It's that good. It's packed with massive heft and punchy bass. Powerful reference track all the way.

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SleepyFox

Worth a watch. Formulate your own opinion

Reviewed in Canada on February 14, 2018

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Definitely worth a watch. Could have been a lot better, with a couple more believable scenes. Universal is failing their movies, and their fan base. I believe it is because some of their scenes are just too over the top. There can be nothing wrong with a little over the top, but is all about timing. I always revert back to Jurassic World. In the first Jurassic Park, the rescue team could barely outrun a T-Rex in a Jeep. In Jurassic World, Claire is able to outrun a T-Rex in high heels. Didn't even have to kick them off. For me that wrecks a movie that is trying to make believe in living Dinosaurs.

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