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everything is for love
Jade 2022-04-19 09:01:20
Haven't understood why anyone would pick on the thorns? Just to show you've seen the first one? As a sequel, The Mummy Returns has made up for the emptiness and regret that people had after watching the first one. The film tells about the efforts and perseverance of the two male protagonists, good and evil, in maintaining their love and recovering their lover. It's a pity that, because it was a forbidden love, and slept for another three thousand years, the feelings of the villains were not fulfilled in the end. This film still wants to tell everyone that heroes are not only those who love their wives and children and kill evil, but also those who silently stick to their mission and never give up their friends in the face of danger. History is a long river that cannot flow back, and anyone and things that go upstream will be submerged. Immerton's time is over, and his love should be buried deep in the ground like a sarcophagus. In the end, he was unwilling to be lonely and worked hard for a long time, but it only proved that Ansuna didn't love him that much. This is really a great irony and blow. It is better to let this relationship have good memories and never wake up. Flowers blossom and fall, and people go and leave. History tells us that we should not pursue immortality and perfection, but only need to grasp the present and cherish the people around us, which is a happy and successful life.
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Bernardo 2021-10-20 19:02:12
Maybe it's because of the fast pace, it feels rushed than the first one. Running around and fighting back and forth compared to these bloody fights I still like the full expedition spirit in the first part. Many things are continuation of the first part, such as the resurrection of Immortal. Although there is a feeling of fried cold rice, the timely funny section continues. Good movies are generally given four stars. Movies with five stars I think are not enough.
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Jettie 2022-04-21 09:01:20
★★★☆ Worse than the first one, but still good
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Spivey: What is this? Look at the state of this rubbish. Those egyptians never had a clue. Look at that stuff. It's all chintz and stuff. Look at that. Cheap pottery, this Ancient rubbish.
Spivey: [when Alex hits with a slingshot on his head and he uses his gun to threaten him] Aaah! Jacques, someone hit me head!
Jacques: SHUT UP, SPIVEY. This place is cursed.
Jacques: [while Spivey groaning and sobbing when his head is hurt when he saw Alex way up there] We do not want to wake the gods.
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Jonathan: So then I killed the mummy and all his minions and stole his sceptor.
Show Girl: [smiles] Oh, you're so brave.
Jonathan: And rich. Did I mention rich.
Show Girl: What do you think I'm doing here?
Jonathan: [a bunch of henchmen entering the O'Connell house] Sorry. We must be in the wrong house.
Show Girl: [she got caught] I thought you said this was your house.
Jonathan: No, I didn't
Show Girl: [looks at Jonathan] Call me!
Jonathan: Uh-huh!
Jonathan: [he was caught by the Curator's henchmen] you're not Sheila's husband, are you?
Baltus Hafez, the Curator: No.
Jonathan: [sits down in his comfy chair] Look, if you work for Johnny, I was gonna pay him back on Tuesday.
Baltus Hafez, the Curator: I don't KNOW any Johnny. We are looking for the bracelet of Anubis.
Jonathan: [looks at the Curator] Oh, good. Good for you. Good thing to have, the old bracelet of Anubis.
Baltus Hafez, the Curator: [seriously] Where is it?
Jonathan: Ah, you're looking here for the bracelet. I see. Well, I have no idea what you're talking about.
Baltus Hafez, the Curator: Mr. O'Connell, you try my patience.
Jonathan: Mr. O'Connell? No, hold on a minute. you've got the wrong ma...
Jonathan: [when Shafek holds his knife up on Jonathan's neck] AAAH! That bracelet. Yes, of course. Now I remember. I lost it in a card game.
Baltus Hafez, the Curator: For your sake, I hope not.
[looks down and he takes the sceptor]
Baltus Hafez, the Curator: It can't be.