Mummy 1, 2 which is better looking, why didn t the mummy series shoot

The plot of 1 is good-looking! Novel and unique!!

2 computers do well!! The action scenes are good-looking!! It was good to play mummy on the bus!!

Looking forward to the premiere on September 3 3!!

In short, 3 are not bad!!

Take points and leave to scatter flowers !

The 2 parts are pretty good-looking, and the 3rd part is .........But because the third part talks about the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, I have to take a look.

Both parts are good, and you want to watch the second part when you watch the first part

Completely different styles, the two parts cannot be seen separately, there is a connection.

The box office is sluggish, and I am ready to take the ante.

The New Mummy is a 2017 Minqing action-adventure film released by Universal Pictures, directed by Alex Kutzman and starring Tom Cruise.

Annabella Wallis, Sophia Potra, Jack M. Johansen, and Russell Crowe.

Starring. The film tells the story of the resurrected "Egyptian princess" Ammarnet, who chooses the soldier Nick in order to take revenge, and tries to turn it into Seth, the Egyptian god of death.

story. It was released simultaneously in the United States and China on June 9, 2017.

In order to seize power, the Egyptian princess Ammanette (Sophia Bautlah) reached an agreement with Seth, the god of death, and after Seth returned to the sun, Ammanette would become the queen of Egypt; However, the plan fails, and Ann Marnet is mummified.

Time comes to the new world, and a Navy SEAL named Nick Morton (Tom Cruise) accidentally breaks into an underground tomb with his team during a mission; Nick inadvertently frees Ann Marnet's soul and the dried but well-preserved Wood Imitation Burial Nym, and is chosen by Ann Marnet as the new candidate for Death.

1991's "The Mummy 1" is largely a remake of the 1932 horror film of the same name, and it is a classic commercial genre film of film history that director Stephen Sommers learned from Spielberg's tomb robbery adventure film and combined with horror films.

If you want to describe the "Mummy" series, aside from the later "The Mummy 3", the biggest core of the first two "Mummies" is actually the myth of love that spans thousands of years, which is the most core spirit expressed in "The Mummy" in 1932, love.

In 1932's "The Mummy", the male protagonist played by Polis Karloff, Inholt, was a high priest who loved the priestess Anksunamun, but unfortunately Anksunamon died of illness. Since it is fantasy, there must be a fantasy setting. So, Inhot did not hesitate to do forbidden things, but after being discovered, he was mummified alive, and then woke up a thousand years later.

The biggest purpose of this mummy with boundless power is not to dominate the world, but to resurrect his lover.

Look, does this feel familiar, that's right, 1999's "The Mummy" basically copied the plot of this story, but some of the details were slightly changed. And the main storyline of this "Mummy" is the reality of the excavation of Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922.

This tomb is one of the best tombs of the pharaohs found in Egypt, and most importantly, it records the love story of Tutankhamun and his wife Aksunamun, which is a poignant and imperfect love story, which slowly evolved into this supernatural story of time travel, time and space, time travel and the magic power of Egypt in ancient times.

1999's "The Mummy" is very well filmed, but the core is actually two pairs of love. The love between the male protagonist Richard and Evelyn (we learned from Part 2 that they were also princesses and guards of Egypt in their previous lives), and the second is the love between the high priest Emmerhotep and Ansunam.

This is the core of the success of the "Mummy" series, and later "The Mummy 3" and Tom Cruise's "The New Mummy" failed, and the core change is one of the biggest reasons.

Secondly, the "Mummy" series learns from Spielberg's work.

The director of "The Mummy" is called Stephen Sommers, who had only made two films before this film, and one was "Extreme Cold", which was not too experienced. And throughout the 80s and 90s, the hottest movie of this kind in the United States at that time was actually released in 1981, Spielberg's "Strange Treasure".

The series was made into three parts, and the third part was released in 1989.

The director of "The Mummy", Stephen Sommers, obviously learned from "Strange Treasure", not to mention the special effects production of the movie, which was also a very good attempt in Hollywood at the time. is mainly some of the expressions of the movie, such as the handling of cold jokes, which are the same as "Strange Treasures".

All in all, "The Mummy" is a remake of a classic, and combined with the study of the tomb robbery adventure genre, it eventually became a very classic adventure fantasy American movie.

If "The Lord of the Rings" is a New Zealand tourism promotional film, and "Australian Troubled Times" is an Australian tourism promotional video, then this "Mummy" can be regarded as an Egyptian tourism promotional film. This film firmly grasps a variety of Egyptian mysterious elements, such as mummies, pyramids, treasure hunts, secret tombs, lost cities, various spells, etc., there are thrills in the mysteries, there are funny in the thrills, and there is a deep cultural heritage in the funny, and in general it is a commercial film with high sincerity.

But what I am emphasizing here is not the plot of "The Mummy", but the cultural background it reveals, which is the profound cultural heritage that is not deliberately emphasized in the "Mummy" series of films, but is shown all the time. As a commercial film, the director did not stop at the superficial resemblance, but showed a deep ancient Egyptian cultural background in the details.

Take the poster as an example, the left and above of the male protagonist's hair are ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs and tomb murals, which are part of the belief system of ancient Egypt at that time, occupying the center of the picture is the priest, and also a part of the upper ruling class of ancient Egypt, he held the highest immortality code in ancient times, and also paved the way for him to become the big boss of this film. The sacrifice overlapped with the sun, and the sun held the highest position in the ancient Egyptian belief system, and the sun god Lara was the supreme god, the incarnation of the pharaoh, and at this time the sacrifice and the sun coincided, highlighting the ambition of the sacrifice behind the symbol. Looking at the desert background and the Pyramid of Khufu, these are all pictures full of ancient Egyptian characteristics, and the director blended them together without any sense of disobedience, which is the deep cultural heritage behind "The Mummy".