2017 Directed by Alex Kurtzman
Though safely entombed in a crypt deep beneath the unforgiving desert, an ancient queen whose destiny was unjustly taken from her is awakened in our current day, bringing with her malevolence grown over millennia, and terrors that defy human comprehension.
Tom Cruise Annabelle Wallis Sofia Boutella Jake Johnson Courtney B. Vance Russell Crowe Marwan Kenzari Neil Maskell Javier Botet Andrew Brooke Selva Rasalingam Shanina Shaik Dylan Smith Hadrian Howard Rez Kempton Bella Ava Georgiou David Burnett Stephen Thompson James Arama Vera Chok Sean Cameron Michael Martin Bishop Simon Atherton Matthew Wilkas Sohm Kapila Erol Ismail Parker Sawyers Rhona Croker Timothy Allsop Show All…
Pat Sweeney Jeff Murrell John McKay Julian Morson Graham Hall David Sinfield Sarel Pretorius Grant Appleton Peter Batten Matthew Poynter
Andrew Ackland-Snow Frank Walsh John Frankish James Lewis Justin Warburton-Brown Tom Whitehead Ravi Bansal Will Coubrough Catherine Palmer Seth Engstrom Bobby Cardoso
Steve Street Tim Weber Carlos A. Alarcon Andreas Andersson Yi Shan Gongjin Wang Jiayin Wang Matteo Veglia
Dee Selby Daniel Laurie Tim Gomillion Paul Massey David Chrastka David C. Hughes Chris Scarabosio Pascal Garneau Adam Kopald
Elizabeth Yianni-Georgiou Eva Marieges Moore Charlie Hounslow Bella Ava Georgiou Liz Barlow Emily Bilverstone Georgia-mai Hudson Keleigh Thomas
Secret Hideout Sean Daniel Company Universal Pictures Perfect World Pictures Conspiracy Factory dentsu
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What made Tom Cruise a movie star? It wasn’t his toothy smile or his all-American dimples. It wasn’t that he was cocky enough to be loved, but also vulnerable enough to be lovable, although that certainly helped. It wasn’t even the fact that the way he runs on screen tells us more about the fundamental nature of cinema than anyone has conveyed with a stride since Eadweard Muybridge trained his camera on a galloping horse. No, Tom Cruise became a movie star because he possessed something that galvanized all of those individual qualities into something special — a need for quality control.
Just consider those credits: “Risky Business.” “Top Gun.” “Born on the Fourth of July.” Cruise was a human…
It's a good thing I had to pee for 75% of this because at least I got to feel something.
Dracula Untold will kick-off the Dark Universe!
No, The Mummy will kick-off the Dark Universe!
No, no, Bride of Frankenstein will kick-off the Dark Universe!...
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90 minutes of horribly directed action interspersed with 20 minutes of rambling exposition, but hey, Russell Crowe turns purple at one point
Idk about y'all but I was really rooting for Ahmanet... every time she punched Tom Cruise was gay culture at work
Things you can clearly see, watching this movie:
1) The influence of the 1932 version of The Mummy
2) The influence of the 1999 version of The Mummy
3) Tom Cruise mandating certain action beats and stunt scenes
4) The studio demanding hooks for the Dark Universe franchise
Things you can't clearly see:
1) Why this movie exists for its own sake.
Incredibly dopey but thankfully not entirely without a sense of humor about itself. At least Cruise is having a good time as an unscrupulous rake destined to become evil incarnate.
honestly cannot even give it a rating because i fell asleep and woke up scenes later about 7 times
My question is how the fuck does the world go on after shit like this like oh yeah okay these 12th century crusade skeletons just awoke and killed many people and a sexy little egyptian lady who was mummified alive just fucking destroyed half of London and wants her revenge so she put a curse on tom cruise No big deal or anything glad that's been addressed
