The Mummy (DVD) Reviews

I can't believe this film is ten years old already! This is a really good fun film, its a good laugh and there is lots to enjoy in it. It came out in 1999 and is directed by Stephen Summers. The film stars Brendan Frasier and Rachel Weisz. The film was nominated for an Oscar and won a few other awards and got lots of other ...  Read the complete review

The Mummy is a film released in 1999 and stars Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz the plot is as follows... A flashback is shown of Egypt around 1290 BC the high Priest Imhotep and Anck-su-Namun are having an affair, she is the mistress to Pharoah Seti I. He has decreed that no other man is to touch her. When the Pharoah ...  Read the complete review

The Mummy really is the brilliant start to an epic action and adventure movie that I really did enjoy. I thought the story line was excellent and I liked the whole theme of the movie. I thought that the film itself was very entertaining throughout and I found it to be very enjoyable to watch indeed. I also really liked how they could combine ...  Read the complete review

This film starts off in ancient Egypt, when the pharaoh Seti 1with a wife, Anck Su Namun (Patricia Velazquez: 10029 (2002), Mindhunters (2002), The Mummy Returns (2001), who isn't that faithful to her husband. She is painted with gold and black paint, which smudges if anyone touches it, and that it how the pharaoh finds out about this. But she and ...  Read the complete review

This is for me one of the classic films of the 90's, and as a kid, i truly loved it! With a fun cast and a non stop story line, It definately deserves more than its 6.8 imdb rating! Plot- Evelyn Carnahan (Rachel Weisz) ,a beautiful librarian living in Egypt and Rick O'Connel (Brendan Fraser), an American treasure hunter, team up in ...  Read the complete review

I can't believe that this film will be 10 years old in a couple of weeks (7th May), because it's still one of my favourite films. In fact I love the entire series of Mummy films. The series started with The Mummy, which begins by showing an Egyptian priest, Imhotep (Arnold Vosloo), having an affair with the Pharaoh's mistress ...  Read the complete review

The Mummy for me became a hit from the time it was showing in cinemas, which is also where I first saw it. I've seen it since, couple of times on television. Truth is, in the last few months or so, I saw the latest movie to be released, which is the third of the series that the Mummy has become. I started recently to write a review on that movie, ...  Read the complete review

Forget the original movie, with the pickled Boris Karloff, this modern 'Mummy' is a rollercoaster with bandages. Brendan Fraser is Rick O'Connell, a devil-may-care ex-soldier who knows where the goods are buried. He teams up with token wastrel twit John Hannah and Rachel Weisz, Hannah's cute sister Evie, Fraser's ultimate love interest. ...  Read the complete review

The mummy is the first film from a small series and was released way back in 1999. I did not see this immediately, infact, I first watched 'The Mummy Returns', the first I had heard of these films, and then went back to watch this film. I was very impressed with both films, as they were something very different to see. This edition ...  Read the complete review

The Mummy (1999 Directed by Stephen Sommers) The basic story is set around 1920's Egypt. An the settings, costume an visuals are just stunning throughout this film, and very credible. So back to the story; Rick O'Connell (Brendan Fraser) and Evelyn (Rachel Weiss) whilst in a hunt for unknown treasures in the legendary ...  Read the complete review

The sands will rise. The heavens will part. The power will be unleashed. - Introduction - The Mummy was released back in 1999 now, which to me, feels like a long time ago. I remember it being released, and wanting to watch it as soon as I could. I also felt the same for its sequel, The Mummy Returns, in ...  Read the complete review

(film only) Many generations ago the high priest, Imhotep (Arnold Vosloo), loved the most forbidden woman in Egypt, the Pharaoh's mistress. For love of Anck Su Namun (Patricia Velasquez), he betrayed his position, his people, his country... and slaughtered his king. He brought havoc to the city to rescue her remains that he might ...  Read the complete review

After watching the latest Indiana Jones at the cinema, the crystal skull blah blah. Which I watched on the opening day and had been looking forward to for a couple of weeks I was so disappointed, one of the most disappointed I have been at the cinema, well since the 2nd Pirates of the Caribbean which was proper pants also. You may ask ...  Read the complete review

In 1999, Stephen Sommers wrote and directed the smash hit "The Mummy", starring Brendon Frazer, Rachel Weisz and Arnold Vosloo as the Mummy. I was a big fan of the first Mummy film, and thought the 2nd one simply lost the plot. The first film had everything one would want from a film of this type, humour, action, special effects, romance ...  Read the complete review

The Mummy is the 1999 film directed by Stephen Sommers and based on the film of the same name from 1932. This film gives it a modern uplift and a more adventurous feel. The Plot Rick O'Connell is serving in the French Foreign Legion. He is recruited by Evelyn Carnahan to help her and her brother on an archaeological dig in ...  Read the complete review

A group of adventurers accidentally bring to life an ancient Mummy, who comes after them in a quest to bring alive his long dead lover. The Mummy is one of those fun little films which you expect nothing of, but which thrills you and makes you laugh in equal measure. A tribute to the Universal Monster pics of the 1980s, it was the film ...  Read the complete review

Introduction --------------- Almost three millenia ago, the High Priest Imhotep (A bald Arnold Vosloo) has an affair with the wife of the Pharoah of Egypt, Anck-su-namun (The delectable Patricia Velasquez). Naturally enough, Pharoah Seti is rather upset. Imohotep's priests are mummified while the high priest is comdemned to ...  Read the complete review

I?ve been mooching through my DVD collection once again and came across a box set I forgot I had actually bought. So I decided to watch one of the films and probably the other one in a few days. The Mummy really wasn?t a film that appealed to me when it was in the Cinema. But and I?m sure I?m not the only one who does this I decided to watch it ...  Read the complete review

Please note that I have separated the opinion into two parts - movie review and extras review - I originally posted a movie review on the VHS, but have updated this opinion for this DVD review. As this is a DVD review I have put the DVD Extras first?. *************Extras Review************* As you put the movie in the DVD ...  Read the complete review

*There were capitals in this when I wrote it :-)* Do you ever think you’re having a bad day? Maybe you’ve had a run in with someone, shunted the car, dropped a tenner, shut your fingers (or maybe even some other body part!) in a door? Trust me, that’s nothing. Imagine following your professional ...  Read the complete review