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The Mummy:Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor
- Genre: Action, Adventure
- Film running length: 112 min
- UK release date: 8/8/2008
- Directed by: Rob Cohen
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Distributor: Universal Pictures
Who´s in it?
Brendan Fraser, Mario Bello, Jet Li, John Hannah
What´s the plot?
Brendan Fraser is back as tomb explorer, Rick O’Connell.
‘The Mummy’ series continues as Rick is set to fight the resurrected Han Emperor (Jet Li) that takes him on an epic journey from the catacombs of ancient China into the deadly Himalayas. Joined by his son Alex, wife Evelyn (Maria Bello) and brother-in-law Jonathan (John Hannah), the O’Connells must stop the 2000 year old mummy before he controls the world in his unending power.
Featuring an all star cast which includes, Jet Li as the Mummy Emperor, Maria Bello as Evelyn, Michelle Yeoh as Sorceress Zi Yuan and Brenden Fraser as the legendary explorer Rick O’Connell.
If you loved any of the previous ‘Mummy’ action packed films, you’ll love ‘The Mummy, Tomb of the Dragon Emperor’.
‘The Mummy, Tomb of the Dragon Emperor’ – Showing at your local cinema.
‘The Mummy’ series continues as Rick is set to fight the resurrected Han Emperor (Jet Li) that takes him on an epic journey from the catacombs of ancient China into the deadly Himalayas. Joined by his son Alex, wife Evelyn (Maria Bello) and brother-in-law Jonathan (John Hannah), the O’Connells must stop the 2000 year old mummy before he controls the world in his unending power.
Featuring an all star cast which includes, Jet Li as the Mummy Emperor, Maria Bello as Evelyn, Michelle Yeoh as Sorceress Zi Yuan and Brenden Fraser as the legendary explorer Rick O’Connell.
If you loved any of the previous ‘Mummy’ action packed films, you’ll love ‘The Mummy, Tomb of the Dragon Emperor’.
‘The Mummy, Tomb of the Dragon Emperor’ – Showing at your local cinema.
BBFC Consumer Advice Contains moderate violence and horror.
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Latest customer reviews (from a total of 28 reviews):
hmm...okay
Reviewer: blah
Date: 03/09/2008
i liked the movie but why did they cast such a rubbish new wife?! she didn't have the same chemistry as the last one..i didn't like her.
but the story was okay though many found it confusing. the son was waay too old for the part as he could have looked as old as the male lead which is silly. overall okay, i was a bit dissapointed but what ya gunna do?
but the story was okay though many found it confusing. the son was waay too old for the part as he could have looked as old as the male lead which is silly. overall okay, i was a bit dissapointed but what ya gunna do?
Is this one Mummy too far??
Reviewer: MHo
Date: 28/08/2008
Having thoroughly enjoyed the two previous Mummy films, I went to view this film with some expectations of going against the rather lukewarm reviews it has received. Unfortunately, those reviews proved to be fully justified. The film lacks practically all the sparkle and wit of its precursors, the chemistry between Rick and Evie is just not there as it was when Rachel Weisz was in the role and Alex looks old enough to be his father's brother, let alone his son. Talking of which, what has happened to Brendan Foster? He looks like he doesn't want to be there - in the film, I mean, not in the Mummy's Tomb. In retrospect, it seems like the whole film was designed just as a vehicle for a lot of eyecatching special effects and at that level, it suceeds, but to be honest, that is its only real success. I LOVED The Mummy 1 and 2. Sorry I can't say the same for this one!
Confused, pointless, dribble written by a child.
Reviewer: Scott Rennie
Date: 27/08/2008
I have seen some rubbish in my time but this takes the biscuit. It seems like it was written by a child and is completely confused.
What on earth was the Yeti's all about there was no explanation as to where they fit in to the story. Then all the changing into strange creatures where the heck did that come from. With that in mind why would you fight a man as a human when you could turn into a huge creature and just snap him in half.
John Hanna hits an all time low injecting his annoying one liners. In fact why did they bring him along at least with the other parts he was dragged along without choice.
It's a big budget to get big money and it's losers like me that keep film makers like these in a job.
There are films 20 million times better with a millionth of the budget out there. How do these people get a job making films in a luckybag.
What on earth was the Yeti's all about there was no explanation as to where they fit in to the story. Then all the changing into strange creatures where the heck did that come from. With that in mind why would you fight a man as a human when you could turn into a huge creature and just snap him in half.
John Hanna hits an all time low injecting his annoying one liners. In fact why did they bring him along at least with the other parts he was dragged along without choice.
It's a big budget to get big money and it's losers like me that keep film makers like these in a job.
There are films 20 million times better with a millionth of the budget out there. How do these people get a job making films in a luckybag.
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Total ratings: 165
Average rating: 2.8
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