The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor 2008 Movie on Netflix

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The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor 2008 Movie on Netflix

Filmteam

Coordination art Department : Amblard Ayshe

Stunt coordinator : Nguyen Karlis

Script layout :Isyla Eliezer

Pictures : Redeker Amoux
Co-Produzent : Ilies Césaire

Executive producer : Gauguin Fréhel

Director of supervisory art : Amelia Gratien

Produce : Acacia Bloy

Manufacturer : Fabion Freija

Actress : Javion Mickael

Archaeologist Rick O'Connell travels to China, pitting him against an emperor from the 2,000-year-old Han dynasty who's returned from the dead to pursue a quest for world domination. This time, O'Connell enlists the help of his wife and son to quash the so-called 'Dragon Emperor' and his abuse of supernatural power.

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Movie Title	The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor 2008 Google Docs
Clock	131 seconds
Release	2008-07-01
Quality	SDDS 1440p DVDrip
Categorie	Adventure, Action, Fantasy
speech	English, 普通话, Array
castname	Khayri A. Suchet, Nihan T. Altin, Hayal M. Arwah

The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor 2008 Movie on Netflix

Film kurz

Spent : $299,139,651

Revenue : $238,539,985

category : Grausamkeit - Management , Apathie - Unabhängigkeit , Komödie - Demut , Blasphemie - Identität

Production Country : Laos

Production : Sienna Productions

From dumb fun to... regular dumb.

It's hard to find a point where _Tomb of the Dragon Emperor_ wasn't hampered by itself. Or a point where it makes any sort of logical sense. Unfortunate that is was no good, lending credence to the need of a reboot, which we now have, but wish we didn't.

_Final rating:★½: - Boring/disappointing. Avoid if possible._
Not the same Mummy twice, nor thrice for that matter.

Well it's been pretty much universally panned has this third Brendan Fraser led instalment of the new age Mummy series. So lets not beat around the bush here, it's not very good, but it's hardly deserving of the 1/10 ratings it has been given by amateur on line reviewers.

The plot (for what it's worth) sees young Alex O'Connell, now amazingly a grown man in a short space of time, unearth evil old Chinese Emperor Han and his accursed Terracotta Army. Naturally some bonehead is going to bring him back from the dead, and naturally the now retired O'Connell's are forced back into their Mummy fighting ways. Can Rick, Evelyn and poor Jonathan save the day? Will Alex prove his credentials as the offspring of such daring-do parents? Will anybody care come the finale?

Rachael Weisz has (wisely) bailed and into her shoes comes a woeful Maria Bello, with fluctuating accents and zero chemistry with her leading man, Bello has undone the promise shown in World Trade Center & A History Of Violence. Steer clear of action movies dear. Fraser looks bored and can barely muster the energy to deliver the now tired and stilted lines. He admitted once that The Mummy 2 was basically a cheeky remake of the first film, quite what he has to say about this one I await with much interest. John Hannah is merely a bystander and it's probably the easiest money he will ever earn, an utter waste it be. Luke Ford does OK as Alex and Michelle Yeoh, Jet Li (the Emperor) & the beautiful Isabella Leong make do with what the unimaginative script gives them to do.

What saves the film from being a bottom of the barrel feeder is the action quota. Even though the spectre of poor CGI hangs around every corner, the sequences come thick and fast and they at least keep the blood pumping, thus stopping the audience themselves from drifting into a centuries long sleep. There's some good gags too (you will yearn for more of Liam Cunningham), while the choreography for the fights involving the Asian stars is not to be sniffed at. Stephen Sommers left the directors chair for this one, handing over to Rob Cohen, which explains why the film is more concerned with action accelerate over substance. But Sommers, who gave us a genuine genre delight with the first film, has a writing credit and was on production duties for this effort. I trust he now feels saddened by what his franchise has now become. 4/10