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Ok all you wannabe film critics,this movie was made to be a fun film,not one that is supposed to be in the running for a slew of academy awards so lighten up please.The Mummy also is not ripping of Indiana Jones films either.What it IS,is a new twist on an old tale made popular way back in the 1930s by Universal Studios.Brendan Frasier and Rachel Weize are the hero and heroine of the picture and they do their characters justice throughout the entire film.The Mummy named Ihmotep has been given more power and mystique courtesy of Lucasfilms Industrial Light and Magic with highly enjoyable results.So folks,keep in mind that Indiana Jones or the original mummy films should not be used to judge this film by.For if you do so,be prepared for a let down.However,if you see this film without such pre-determinations,you should be able to enjoy this much needed hit from the studio that gave movie monsters their first shining moments six decades ago.

Since i am both a Sean Connery and a Catherine Zeta Jones fan,this movie was an automatic must see for me.Neither Connery or Jones disappointed me in their character roles but that is to be expected from Connery anyway.Sean is a cat burgular who is hunted by Jones who wants to catch him in the act so she can receive all the spoils for apprehending him.However,unknown to her boss,she actualy idolizes Connery and is a thief herself.Since Sean was the very first and really only james bond(although one user said he isn't)he already had it easy when it came down to being suave and a charmer.Catherines skills as an acomplished dancer gave her the edge for being agile and gracefull.Especially when it came to dodging security lasers.Ving Rhames adds a slighty comical element to the movie when apropriate.If you enjoy movies where the main characters seem to actually enjoy working together and the film isnt dependant on huge explosions to distract from a weak or non existant storyline then Entrapment is the movie for you.

Spice World reminds me of those fab four movies of the 60s. Those movies were primairly made for their fans. The same can be said for Spice World: a Hard Day's Night 1997, but with 5 lovelies instead of 4 mop toped guys. If you try to take this movie too seriously then you will miss the point: it's not supposed to be that way folks. Enjoy this film for what it brings to Spice lovers around the globe, silly fun and nothing more.