It's really entertaining!

I love this movie. It has everything someone. I remember first hearing tell of it. My brother was watching but it just thought it waws retarded and lift. Then when i actully watched it it was pretty good. In fact, I ended up loving it. Dont think...
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I love this movie. It has everything someone. I remember first hearing tell of it. My brother was watching but it just thought it waws retarded and lift. Then when i actully watched it it was pretty good. In fact, I ended up loving it. Dont think its retarded, go get this movie right now!!!!!

Overall, a fun film that while not the best in the world, I have to say that it is fun to watch.

"A fun, exciting entertaining movie that's silly and frequently immature movie but it just works."

'The Mummy', I'm afraid, is a film far too enjoyable to dismiss, however lacking the script or acting may be. It's stupid and...
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"A fun, exciting entertaining movie that's silly and frequently immature movie but it just works."

'The Mummy', I'm afraid, is a film far too enjoyable to dismiss, however lacking the script or acting may be. It's stupid and frequently immature, but it's all in the name of fun and the fact is, it succeeds at its goal. It's not meant to be a historical film, and it's only barely a horror film, it's a fun adventure film and that's all it is. Even with stunning special effects and visuals, making a film "fun" is not as easy a thing to do as most of you would expect. It can either be seen as a horror adventure film, or simply as an adventure film; but whatever way you look at it, it has horror elements and the fact that it is a remake of a very old horror film leads me to believe that it is, in fact, a horror film. It's not scary, but I don't really believe it was supposed to be.

While the visuals are eye-candy, this film still isn't quite art - with the obvious exception of the delicious first sequence, in particular the murder and suicide scene. Apart from that, its cinematography is not inventive. The acting and characters are two-dimensional. But you'd be lucky to find a single film like this, and only a fair few Hollywood movies that actually are art, and 'The Mummy' is not wrong in this respect. But if you're expecting more, don't. At the end of the day, 'The Mummy' delivers what it promises and why should it even matter when the film is so entertaining? I really enjoyed this movie, although its sequel 'The Mummy Returns' was surprisingly even better.