Universal Studios’ mission to reboot its classic monster cycle as a new cinematic Dark Universe begins in chains with this desperately enervated f...

It has a sexy member of the undead and it has Tom Cruise, but The Mummy never justifies its resurrection — much less the existence of the shared universe i...

‘The Mummy’ review: Tom Cruise stars in reboot as Universal launches Dark Universe monster movie franchise.

Read the Empire Movie review of The Mummy. An odd but frothily entertaining genre cocktail, which coasts on the charisma of its two biggest...

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The Dark Universe is off to a ghastly start.

Note to Tom Cruise: Please keep your shirt on. This isn’t 1983.

My favorite moment in “The Mummy” comes when the intrepid, pretty blonde scientist (Annabelle Wallis), over the shock of seeing the supernatural and reco...

What the failure of "The Mummy" teaches us about the successes of Marvel, Warner Bros. and Lucasfilm

While The Mummy isn't the big bang preferred to start the Dark Universe of classic monsters, it's a serviceable popcorn flick dangling hints of promising thi...

Tom Cruise’s new starring vehicle sees the actor straining to have fun as he tries to set up an unnecessary new franchise.

For about five minutes at the top of The Mummy, Tom Cruise gets to be Indiana Jones. Well, kind of. He's Nick Morton, a soldier of fortune less interested in...

The film puts its franchise ambitions first, and forgets to focus on the present moment.

'Mummy' offers a refreshingly unheroic Tom Cruise and Sofia Boutella's freaky breakthrough.

This movie is an absolute mess that is kind of funny if you think about it for a while.

You can practically hear the executive pounding the table and yelling, “Make this my next tent pole!”