How about The New Mummy as the first film in the dark universe?

As the first film in the dark universe, The New Mummy is not ugly, but probably just boring. This Tom Cruise's characters and love scenes are also slightly embarrassing, and the effect of those action scenes full of joy and banter is not highlighted. The blonde's facial paralysis is poor, so it can be said that Blade is relatively superior. On the other hand, it may be a good thing that the first film of "The Dark Universe of the World" fell on the street, which means that the future films will only be better than this one (it should be, or it may be my subjective imagination). This is not my understanding of mummy movies. Many times it feels like watching a small-budget funeral film.

Tom Cruise's IQ in the whole movie was zero. Finally, he kissed the mummy and dried it. Isn't this the old demon of Montenegro in a Chinese Odyssey? The world is also a good lens, so I have to make do with it. In this way, as an introduction to the dark universe, it should be regarded as a qualified work. It's a pity that he regards adventure movies as horror movies, and the jokes made by jumping off buildings again and again are still a bit boring. Moreover, all the characters are flat, even the protagonist Tang Ge has no complete and rich personality.

There is also a zero-gravity escape from a plane crash, which is also terrible. In addition, the thriller mode that is shocking at first glance is also quite explosive. It can be said that russell crowe's dr. jekyll and mr. hyde is really a surprise. However, how Russell Crowe became like this is a bit mysterious. I can only say that there are so many lovely perverts these days.

Of course, the disadvantage of this is that this is the beginning of the composition of the universe, so it gives way to too many connections. If it was just the adventures of Indiana Jones, it might be more popular. But the emotional drama is really embarrassing and there is no climax.

Just like this over-commercialized popcorn movie, the plot has no new ideas, no highlights, no turning points, and it is really kitsch. And their love lines, mummies and Tom Cruise are all puzzling. Say good mummy, so abruptly into another kind of zombie.