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Contact US. You can control video quality setting, speed of videos, voice, forward or backward 15 sec on single click. Then we have Jake Johnson providing irritating and very poorly placed comic relief. Not everything works visually either. The way 'The Mummy' is photographed and edited can be too frenetic and the special effects veer on the cheap.
The music is generic at best and Alex Kurtzman's direction is muddled and without any kind of soul or a sense that he knew what to do with the film's tone. The story is dull, disjointed and confused, while also tonally a complete mess. It tries to be comedy, action and horror, too many elements, and fails at all three. The comedy is sporadic and none of it is remotely amusing let alone funny. The action is completely lacking in excitement and choreographed in a scattershot and leaden way.
The horror elements have none of the chills and scare factors, hurt by its predictability and being unintentionally funny. The ending is one big anti-climax. In summary, a complete mess that fails in almost every department apart from moments of good visuals and two above serviceable performances.
Having Tom Cruise head the cast of The Mummy in its latest incarnation certainly guaranteed some box office. Still this 21st century version of one of Universal's classic monster genres is nothing to write home about. The Mummy even gets a sex change. It's the princess who was the object of Boris Karloff's affection back in that is our Mummy here.
For dabbling in the black arts this royal person was buried alive and they took her way over to Mesopotamia to bury her. Now it's Iraq war soldier Tom Cruise who discovers the tomb while fighting whomever in Iraq, literally falls through. So Annabella Wallis the archeologist is sent for.
For all his disturbing of the dead Tom Cruise gets a big old curse put on him by the ancient princess Sofia Boutella.
Not someone you want to disturb while she slumbers. As a very big fan of the original Mummy that Boris Karloff with those classically trained tones gave us that incredibly sad and powerful portrait of Im-Ho-Tep down to Tom Cruises's All American smirk.
Face it Tom, you just didn't belong here. Russell Crowe is in this one too. I'm strill trying to figure out what his role exactly was. Leave this Mummy Unwrapped. It stars Tom Cruise who plays something of a bumbling, idiotic lead, a man who inadvertently awakens an Egyptian mummy from her sleep, bringing a curse into the modern world. The film is tonally inconsistent and dominated by big, brash, expensive CGI set-pieces as dust storms and zombie swarms dominate London, but the real surprise is that I actually enjoyed all this to a degree.
Not that I should have, not really. The acting is generally sub-par and that comes from someone who doesn't usually mind Cruise. Her acting hasn't improved any. The film suffers from weak writing, including a mixed-up and silly twist ending, and direction from someone clearly inexperienced.
On the plus side, the action is quite fun and amusing at times, and I really liked the inclusion of Russell Crowe's character; he seems to be having a lot of fun with his role.
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