The Mummy is a beloved action adventure film from the 1990s, but it gets some very crucial details wrong in its very first ...

Pharoah Seti walked in on the scene, inadvertently ... Pictures to resurrect the 90s Mummy franchise—maybe rewriting their tale to have Anck-Su-Namun and Imhotep successfully escape Egypt ...

When The Mummy hit the big screen in 1999 ... While filming the famous sandstorm scene, in which Imhotep conjures a wall of dust and sends it after Rick and Jonathan, Vosloo became certain ...

Without Imhotep, “The Mummy” risks being categorized alongside other “Indiana ... but with Vosloo dishing out solid scares and iconic scenes willy-nilly, Sommers’ film separates itself from the pack.

The Mummy opens with a sweeping shot of pyramids looming over the ancient city of Thebes — a grand cinematic moment that ...

The titular mummy, Imhotep, was largely crafted on computers after the fact. Actor Arnold Vosloo performed scenes in person, then his face was mapped and laid over with his mummified form in ...

The three movies in The Mummy franchise are full of such ... The second reason happens in a scene towards the end. Both Imhotep and Rick are holding on to a cliff’s edge, and Anck-Su-Namun ...

As a film, The Mummy (newly reissued in a 4K Ultra ... who generates an otherworldly stillness in the role of Imhotep/Ardath Bey, and three scenes in particular. The first is the truly unsettling ...

However, the group ends up accidentally resurrecting the ancient mummified priest Imhotep (Arnold Vosloo) as a supernaturally powerful mummy. However, Rick and Evelyn’s blossoming romance in The ...

The film sent viewers back into the outrageous world of Rick O'Connell dodging death while battling the resurrected Egyptian mummy Imhotep ... the The Mummy's early scenes, Rick was in an Egyptian ...