The sequel to the 1999 The Mummy movie that captivated audiences around the world. Though this continues the story, it's a bit clunky at times. Follow along with me and see what you think.
There's some bonus info too in regards to a major Movie Deputy milestone.
Original Review:
The O'Connells are an unlikely team of historians. One is a daredevil and the other a scholar, yet together they bring a balance to one another. Last time we saw them, they barely escaped the mythical city of Hamunaptra with their lives. Now the stakes are higher than ever. Why? Because this time it's their son that's in peril. You see, his curiosity got the best of him, and now he is attached (literally) to an item that could change the world forever. The only hope is to get him to another mythical spot before it's too late. Only there's a problem, one side is fighting to get him to safety, and the other side is fighting just as hard to arrive at the same location for a much more sinister reason. The only thing they have in common is the boy. There are many tie-ins to the last story and a continuation that seems almost confusing at times. The story appears to go in multiple directions all the while trying to stay focused at the same time. This sequel to the 1999 The Mummy movie is entertaining throughout, even though it leaves much to be desired at the same time. Some will love it, others will hate it. Either way, it's bound to elicit strong emotions either way.
Video Review with Trailer:
Notes:
a protector of man a warrior for god a medjai, adewale akinnuoye agbaje, aharon ipale, alex O'Connell, Alun Armstrong, anck su namun, ardeth bay, army of anubis, Arnold Vosloo, bembridge scholars, bracelet of anubis, brendan fraser, Brian Best, british-museum, Bruce Byron, city of the dead, Donna Air, dwayne-johnson, efday shokran efday shokran ahmenophus, Egyptian new year, evelyn carnahan, evelyn O'Connell, Freddie Boath, great temple of abu simbel, hamunaptra, hootash naraba oos veesloo ahm kum ra ahm kum dei, if a man does not embrace his past he has no future, imhotep, it is time to remind you of who you are and who we are together for our love is a true love an eternal love our souls mated together as one forever, joe-dixon, John Hannah, lock nah, lord imhotep, Max Cavalera, medjai, meela nais, Mr. Hafez, nefertiri, oasis of ahm shere, Oded Fehr, Patricia Velasquez, paul-sacks, Quill Roberts, rachel-weisz, Rick O Connell, Rick O'Connell, Rocky Taylor, salem hanna, sceptre of Osiris, sean cronin, Shaun Parkes, Stephen sommers, temple at karnak, temple island of philae, the book of the dead gives life and the book of the living takes life away, The mummy returns, the sands of time have already begun to pour against you, Tom Fisher, Trevor Lovell, twelve 12 tribes of the medjai, you can shave my head wax my legs and use me for a surfboard
