Attempt to launch a successful franchise...
“The Mummy” stars Tom Cruise as Nick Morton, a soldier stationed in Iraq. Though he’s in the country to fight, he seems more concerned with finding ancient treasures and selling them on the black market. During a heavy firefight, Nick and pal Chris Vail (Jake Johnson), discover tomb that contains the mummy of evil Egyptian princess Ahmanet (Sofia Boutella). Egyptologist Jenny Haisey (Annabelle Wallis) recognizes the significance of the find, and the mummy is transported to London. There’s little doubt that the 5,000-year-old mummy of Ahmanet will come to life to wreak havoc on the modern world.<br /><br />Without a major superhero franchise, Universal has attempted to revive the genre that kept it in business — the horror film — in its “Dark Universe” series. “The Mummy” kicks off what is hoped will be a lucrative franchise. Universal is the studio that produced the original “Dracula” and “Frankenstein,” as well as the first version of “The Mummy,” a genuine classic that starred Boris Karloff. It’s a pity that the studio has done such a disservice to its stable of monsters with the jumble of nonsense that comprises the new movie.<br /><br />Clearly not a re-make, the film is what Hollywood likes to call a “re-imagining,” meaning a bunch of writers have joined forces to gear the script to what they believe contemporary audiences will want. The result is a combination of action flick, zombie mayhem, and endless exposition.<br />An attempt to balance the scary moments with comedy doesn’t work, with Cruise not very good at dropping snappy one-liners.<br /><br />Cruise hardly gives a performance and appears to be coasting throughout. Maybe he realized that he got himself stuck in this turkey, and was just trying to get it over as quickly as possible. His role seems studio insurance that the franchise will begin with great flourish.<br /><br />Ms. Boutella, on the other hand, is a frightening presence. Her Ahmanet is able to reanimate the dead at will, and can raise armies of the walking dead to protect her. Whenever she’s on screen, the movie comes alive and she emerges as a truly terrifying monster.<br /><br />The movie is filled with computer-generated special effects, which come across as underwhelming and excessive. The film is rated PG-13 for violence, action, scary images, and partial nudity.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the 2-disc widescreen Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack include deleted and extended scenes; commentary by director/producer Alex Kurtzman and cast members; and 9 behind-the-scenes featurettes dealing with casting, special effects, and script development.
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