So, this version of THE MUMMY fails to be media-wise entertainment. Finally, the occult evil isn’t completely overcome, but actually infects the hero. THE MUMMY also contains some extreme violence, gruesome special effects and sexual content. However, the story goes off the rails in the third act, to become convoluted, confusing and unbelievable. Also, it’s nice to see Tom Cruise play a different kind of hero than his MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE spy. Somehow, THE MUMMY seems fun and coherent for its first two-thirds. Nick may be the only one who can stop her. She goes on a violent rampage to find a special diamond that can give the dagger its full evil power.

She possesses a dagger from the Egyptian god of Death that has immense occult power.

Nick accidentally releases an evil Egyptian princess who’s been mummified. Cruise plays Nick Morton, an American reconnaissance officer in Iraq, who’s raiding the artifacts he’s supposed to protect. THE MUMMY stars Tom Cruise in a new version of the horror classic, with some gruesome special effects and a large dollop of fantasy and action adventure.

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