Mummy 3: What is the difference between the tomb of the Dragon Emperor?

<>It's inherited from the "Mummy" series, and since it's this series, of course it will tell some monsters, stories of the magic category. If you have watched the first two parts, you will know that he is not purely talking about Chinese history, the collision of Chinese civilization is like this, the mummy of the first two parts is brutal and terrifying, and it also destroys the Egyptian civilization building! He is not an independent film that speaks entirely about China, he is first of all named with the prefix of "The Mummy 3"!

Therefore, this movie itself is not purely about China's broad and profound civilization. And this movie is an extension of the story of the mummy to China, and it will definitely be as magical as the first two.

There is also a failure of martial arts to fool the modeling. There is no doubt that martial arts is the most acceptable form of Chinese culture in front of the world, and with "Kung Fu Panda" and "The King of Kung Fu", the kung fu craze seems to be picking up again. In such a good form, the draft martial arts in "The Mummy 3" are shoddy and nothing new, and the duel between Jet Li and Michelle Yeoh is far from being as imposing as the "Double J Duel" in "The King of Kung Fu", but ends hastily in two ways.

Whether it is a strange smile mascot or a character shape, it is unacceptable.

Filmed in Shanghai and Hebei.

The appearance of the tomb where the Dragon Emperor and his terracotta warriors and horses are located is based on the actual tomb of Qin Shi Huang in Xi'an, China.

Everyone on the earth knows about China.

It's actually quite simple.

First, the director deliberately did it to prepare for the sequel.

Second, a lot of mummies were indeed found in Peru at that time, but in terms of the specific time, it may be that the unlucky guy went to Peru not long ago, because the background time of Mummy 3 is that era. The director told the audience in a ridiculous way that there was a reason for the appearance of Peruvian mummies, that is, the brother-in-law of O'Connor who held the magic weapon of "resurrection".

The story may be to illustrate the appearance of the stone (as if it were some Shangri-La Eye or something)** where the mummy will be!

But the potential means that this kind of ** will try to lay the groundwork for the next sea fishing...

I open an opening to 2.

Because it leaves suspense for the audience, leaving the suspense that it is possible to shoot the fourth part.

People's mummies are only found in Egypt, so why should they be said to have been found by getting lost?

"The Mummy 3: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor" is the third installment of the "Mummy" series, produced by Universal Pictures, directed by Rob Cohen, and starring Brandon Frazier, Michelle Yeoh, Jet Li, Maria Bello, etc. 1 The film tells the story of the brutal ancient Chinese emperor and his army who were turned into terracotta warriors and horses sleeping underground, and two thousand years later, the explorer Rick O'Connor accidentally woke up the Dragon Emperor, and a thrilling "ancient and modern war" was uncontrollable.

2 The film was released in North America on August 1, 20083 and in Chinese mainland on September 2, 2008.