Too much is at stake, leading to formulaic plot filler and exposition that snuff out the spark of the early scenes.

Perhaps I’m becoming jaded in my old age, but I was more amused than appalled.

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 archaeology than getting rich. After he and his sidekick Vail (Jake Johnson, doing a whole bunch of cracking wise) raid a not-so-abandoned village for supposed treasure, they stumble

With each succeeding scene, the cheesy Tom Cruise horror movie gets dumber and dumber.

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

"The Mummy” is an extremely grim welcome to Universal's new world of gods and monsters.

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