Brendan Fraser,
Rachel Weisz,
John Hannah,
Arnold Vosloo,
Oded Fehr
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Another legend. Another monster. Another quest for the world! The Scorpion King. A legendary warrior who sold his soul to Anubis was erased from record in the ancient kingdom. His existence was lost t... read more
DVD Release Date: October 2, 2001
Stats: 25,580 reviews
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October 31, 2007
Escapist entertainment from start to finish. It's the fun of "Indiana Jones" mixed with the frights of Universal Studios' Monsters.
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August 20, 2010
This part was just a tasty Piece of Candy. I dont think there is another Movie which can beat this one ever!
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November 7, 2009
Rick and Evelyn now married with a son, find themselves amidst the second coming of Imhotep. After their Son Alex is kidnapped by Imhotep as he seeks the Scorpion King (The Rock) Rick and Evelyn must pursue their sons capture, with the aid of the clues Alex leaves along the way.
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September 18, 2009
Erm, it?s a complete copy of the first film, nearly down to every frame! Not a very good one at that! Rubbish and lazy!
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December 17, 2008
Spectacular and unforgettable. The entire gang is back and better than ever continuing to shine with their irrisitable chemistry. Brendan Frasier, Rachel Weiz, John Hannah and Oded Fehr are teriffic once again. A full-throttle good time that you cannot get enough of. Absolutely h... read more
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October 31, 2008
Re-watched this movie recently and I have to say it's a good time. Some of the CG leaves a lot to be desired (specifically the Rock as Scorpion King) but overall pretty good.
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September 8, 2008
"Go to hell and take your friends with you!"
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The seminal rule of sequels to a blockbuster declares that everything must be bigger: bigger special effects, more action, and grander locations. Sequels are the beloved of Hollywood studios who look forward to an easy box -
August 4, 2008
A few years after defeating The Mummy known as Imhotep, The O?Connell?s decide to settle down to raise their son Alex and search the world for hidden treasures. When a small band decides to resurrect Imhotep to once again to rein his terror and rule the world. Kidnapping the O?Co... read more
Critic Reviews
A bully follow-up to the 1999 international smash Full Review
The sequel does little more than repeat the need-a-bigger-boat jokes, triple the digital effects, and forget entirely about the old Universal B-movies. Full Review
There's more than a little unintentional humor in the picture. Full Review
Yes, many of the visual effects are stunning, but others are downright cheesy. Full Review
Overcomes the curse of sequelitis while raising the bar for a marvel-jammed summer at the movies. Full Review
The Mummy Returns is that rare sequel that tops its predecessor. Full Review
I came to scream with pleasure, but all I could manage was a pitiful, 'Whoa!' Full Review
This is not to say the new movie is all bad. It has many of the same elements that made the first film charming -- except charm. Full Review
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