Reviewed by Leofwine_draca 5 / 10 Awful acting and rubbish CGI, but it's still an improvement over the first The only other sequel that I have seen that is more of the same yet lives up exactly to the standard of its original is Home Alone 2:Lost in New York. All in all, a fun sequel, that shows that more of the same can actually work. Plus Freddie Boath is perfectly tolerable as Alexander, and John Hannah is fine too, same with Allun Armstrong of all people. The other performances are fine too, Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz are both charming in the lead roles, and Patricia Velasquez is just beautiful beyond words as Meela Nais/Arnk Su Namun. Although he isn't given as much to do, Arnold Vosloo still impresses as Imhotep, who I admit I did find scary in the original, not so much here, but Vosloo's performance is great. The visuals are very impressive, and the music score, this time by Alan Silvestri is very effective, though I do prefer the Goldsmith. But it does have a sense of unpretentious fun, and that is great to see. Of course the sequel does have flaws, the plot isn't quite as strong as the one in the original, the scorpion king was a bit of a disappointment(he could've been designed better) and again like the original it is overlong. Reviewed by TheLittleSongbird 7 / 10 More of the same adventure sequel, but it actually works.īoth the original and this are great fun and completely likable. Imhotep now has Alex and with the bracelet attached to him, doesn't have long to live.-Film_Fan

High Priest Imhotep has been brought back from the dead once again and wants the bracelet, to control the Scorpion King's army.

Now he is only a myth.or is he? Rick and Evelyn O'Connell are still discovering new artifacts, along with their 8 year old son Alex.

Many years ago, in Ancient Egypt, the Scorpion King led a menacing army, but when he sold his soul to Anubis, he was erased from history.

The mummy returns gold diamond thing