Brandon's classic adventure stories, The Mummy 1 and 2 are his classics and his peak masterpieces, I think so. Exaggerated facial expressions, skilled movements, all add a lot to his adventure movies.
The elements of the adventure are very rich and quite natural, everything seems to be logical, geologists, geological notes, actual parameters, missing events in memory, so the suspense is drawn. Coupled with the beauties who have researched a certain theory, this kind of expedition is such a routine, and the Mummy 1 is also the same. Although the characters in the two films are different, the experience seems to be similar.
With the beginning of a series of careless and blind self-confidence, gradually, the protagonists fell into various thrills, were blocked in caves, entered the abyss, discovered mining areas, fell into the abyss, discovered new continents, discovered various geocentric phenomena and Views, escape from the New World, fly out of volcanoes. These plots are full of imagination and full of the director's good wishes.
These kinds of adventure films, under the cover of science, actually tell completely unscientific stories, but it is this kind of unscientific science-based science that really attracts audiences to see what kind of shit they can come up with. The combination of science and mythology is a beautiful and moving story, and this stalk remains unchanged through the ages.
Brandon was born to act in this kind of movie. His incomparably big eyes showed intelligence, and there was a little bit of cunning in it, but more of it was determined and resolute. is the problem solver. This made the audience both love and hate him, and they liked him very much.
After all, the routine of such an expedition was played out so much that everyone lost their appetite. Moreover, science-based explorations are more difficult to succeed than those based on the limits of monsters and monsters, because audiences are already preconceived about science and for educational reasons. And the discoveries in him, although they tried their best to express the distinctiveness of the new continents they discovered, they were nothing but the history of the earth, and there was nothing amazing that would amaze the public. In people's minds, the resurrection of the dead is more attractive than the ancient remains.
It can be seen from the movie that both the director and the actors wanted to get rid of the influence of the mummy, but unfortunately, they ended up falling back. Even the final three people separated, suffered separately, and then escaped together were exactly the same as the mummy.
But in any case, Brandon is my favorite actor, the heroine in it is also very beautiful, and the little boy cooperates perfectly with Brandon, which adds a lot to the movie.
Still worth a look.
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