The Mummy/The Mummy Returns/The Scorpion King DVD, 1999; 2001; 2002

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Film Description

The trilogy of Mummy films, opening with Stephen Sommers formidably entertaining remake of the 1932 film that blows the dust and bandages off Universal Pictures' Karloff classic, reinventing it as a family-friendly Indiana-Jones style adventure. An A-list cast, including Rachel Weisz on fine form as a librarian who finds her feet in the hot desert sands, and some imaginative special effects combine into a perfect [desert] storm of excitement.
Also includes the over-the top 2001 sequel The Mummy Returns, and the 2002 Scorpion King prequel, the latter starring ex-wrestler The Rock as an ancient warrior king.

Film Information

Director - Stephen Sommers

Produced - 1999; 2001; 2002

Main Language - English

Countries & Regions - American film

Cast - John Hannah, Rachel Weisz, Brendan Fraser, Oded Fehr, The Rock, Jonathan Hyde, Arnold Vosloo, Freddie Boath

DVD Details

Certificate:	15	Publisher:	Universal Pictures	Region:	2
Length:	345 mins	Cat No:	8254258
Format:	DVD Colour

DVD Extras

Bonus footage
Trailers
Outtakes
Deleted scenes
'Making of' documentary
Interviews ('The Scorpion King': The Rock and Michael Clarke Duncan)
CommentaryOther documentaries ('The Mummy': 'Building a Better Mummy'
'Visual and Special Effects'. 'The Mummy Returns': 'Spotlight on Location'
'Visual and Special Effects Formation'. 'The Scorpion King': 'Preparing the Fight'
'The Special Effects'
'Working With Animals'
'Ancient World Production Design'
'Scorpion King: Man Or Myth?')
Bonus tracks ('Forever May Not Be Long Enough')
Image gallery
Storyboard comparisons