The classic Universal Monsters character returns in the Tom Cruise-starring first installment in a planned shared monster universe (co-stars Russell...
The classic Universal Monsters character returns in the Tom Cruise-starring first installment in a planned shared monster universe (co-stars Russell Crowe doing his own bit to revive a famous frightening figure). Written by Jon Spaihts (Doctor Strange, Passengers), there's no connective tissue shared with Stephen Sommers' Brendan Fraser-starring pics of the same name.
Once locked in a tomb deep beneath the unforgiving desert for a millenia, an ancient princess (Sofia Boutella, Kingsman) awakens in the present day. After her destiny was unjustly taken from her in ancient Egypt, she brings with her terrors that defy human comprehension as she seeks to bring Set - the God of Death - into the realm of the living.
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15 %315 reviewsRotten Tomatoes® rating
35 %48,405 reviewsAudience score rating
16+Age suitabilityChildren & Media rating
"Tom Cruise got hit by a bus, he fell out of a plane, he kissed an evil Mummy, which is kind of the same. The Mummy reboot is the first opening creak of the casket that is the Universal Dark Universe (bad name, cool idea), and it’s a popcorn blockbuster with an emphasis on the corn. Tom Cruise plays Nick Morton, the ditzy anti-hero with some wonderfully jarring wisecracks."
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Flicks
Flicks"A literal-minded, bumptious monster mash of a movie."
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Variety
Variety"The Mummy does wrap up enough adventure, action and quips to make it, if not a scream, a worthwhile Friday night out."
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Total Film
Total Film"It’s a ragbag of action scenes which needed to be bandaged more tightly."
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The Guardian
The Guardian"Feels less alive than undead."
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Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney Morning Herald"The Mummy doesn't work as a horror because it's just far too stupid, far too often."
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Stuff
Stuff"Weirdly out of place here, Cruise brings little daring and less charm to the film, though to be fair to the actor, his character's a stiff."
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Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood Reporter"An odd but frothily entertaining genre cocktail, which coasts on the charisma of its two biggest names..."
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Empire Magazine
Empire MagazineThe Mummy (2017) | Details
- Rating
- 15, sustained threat, horror, brief strong violence
- Runtime
- 107
- Genre
- Action, Adventure, Horror
- Country of origin
- USA
