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Fri, 15 Aug 2008

The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor - Short Review
It's been the summer of returns, from the very enjoyable Dark Knight to the should have been left buried 'plot' of Indy and the Crystal Skull. Unfortunately most of them have been rubbish - and the The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor doesn't do anything to address this.

The special effects are good but nothing ground breaking, the new Evelyn O'Connell is a masterpiece of terrible - how such an uninteresting character can steal and kill so many scenes baffles me. The story is predictable, boring and lacks the hammy goodness of the first two. At least they didn't cast Shia LaBeouf. 3/10.

Now roll on Hellboy 2!

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