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The year's biggest action-adventure is coming home? with a vengeance! Brendan Fraser and an all-star cast reunite with Stephen Sommers for explosive, non-stop thrills in the ultimate rollercoaster movie ride! (Seattle Post Intelligencer) An ancient legacy of terror is unleashed when the accursed mummy, Imhotep (Arnold Vosloo), is resurrected - along with a force even more powerful: The Scorpion King (The Rock). Now, as the fate of all mankind hangs in the balance, Rick O'Connell (Fraser) and his wife Evie (Rachel Weisz) embark on a daring, desperate race to save their son - and the world - from unspeakable evil. Supercharged with pulse-pounding action and spectacular special effects that'll blow you away, The Mummy Returns is the best adventure movie of the year! (MTV Radio)

Bonus Content:

An Exclusive Conversation with The Rock
Unlock the Secrets to the Scorpion King
Spotlight on Location: The Making of The Mummy Returns
Feature Commentary with Director / Writer Stephen Sommers and Executive Producer / Editor Bob Ducsay
Visual and Special Effects Formation
Outtakes
Egyptology 201
Live Forever May Not Be Long Enough Music Video
The Mummy Returns Chamber of Doom
A Special Message From Oded Fehr
The Mummy Returns Playstation 2 Trailer
Production Notes
Cast and Filmmakers
Recommendations
DVD-ROM Features Including The Mummy PC Game Demo and Screen Savers


Additional Features


Fans of the special edition of the original
Mummy will find just as satisfying a treasure room in this sequel DVD. Director Stephen Sommers and executive producer-editor Bob Ducsay are back with an animated play-by-play commentary, complementing the movie with technical tidbits and entertaining production stories. The Spotlight on Location featurette is the usual promotional puff piece, but the Visual and Special Effects Formation galleries dig deep into four key effects scenes (including the pygmy mummy attack), each broken down into four stages of development and illustrated with work-in-progress footage, raw animation, and production sketches. In addition to the historical factoids, production notes, games, and promotions for
The Scorpion King is a five-minute collection of outtakes cleverly cut together like a mock movie trailer.
--Sean Axmaker