The Mummy Rebirth

This is by far the worst film I've ever seen. The lighting is terrible, the acting is terrible, the special effects are the worst I've ever seen. Remember the terminator 1 cgi in 1984, that's far better than this in 2019! I'm annoyed I rented this.

Very boring film. The story is not interrelated and there is no sequence of events for the film or story. The end of the film is incomprehensible and unrealistic Honestly I wasted my time watching it

So another mummy film 📼 l quite liked it. Six stars ✨ i gave it, and good viewing for seven pounds at sainsbury, entertaining with good effects. The monster was well made and worked well in the format, much better than the Tom Cruise mummy. So in my estimation I think a biffin good movie 🎦 jacey out see you all later.

Was this a low budget film? They need to take it off the market it was poor acting and the special effects was very Amateur. The director should have been fire in the first 2 mins of the preview. Thumbs down

Well, granted there wasn't much of any particular expectations for this 2019 movie titled "The Mummy Rebirth". And sitting down to watch the movie with no expectations, the movie had every chance to impress and bedazzle. It just fell short of doing so. The storyline told in "The Mummy Rebirth" was pretty straight forward, which actually was a nice enough thing. You essentially just disconnect your brain and sit back to watch the movie. There are no requirements on your part as the audience, because the storyline is so simplistic. The acting in the movie was adequate. I wasn't familiar with anyone on the cast list. Which is actually something I do enjoy, so there are no associations with previously portrayed characters by established actors and actresses. So, for me, that was also a plus for the movie. Now, the CGI effects team were not properly funded. The CGI creatures in "The Mummy Rebirth" were just atrocious to look at. It was like watching something from a 1990s horror PC game. It was really, really bad. And as for the practical effects, well... Let's just say that they tried. But the mummies in the movie, while some of the appearances of them was good, other parts were just abysmal. For example, why would the eyes not have desiccated and withered away after all those years? And it was painstakingly clear that people were just wearing latex or rubber masks over their heads, as you could see the flesh around their eyes. And I would also think that a mummy would be more gaunt and skeletal after years of mummification, yet the mummy here had very thick hands, which were very obviously latex or rubber gloves worn, because they were thicker than a normal man's hands! No, the practical effects in "The Mummy Rebirth" were atrocious and just didn't work out at all. I will say that the props in the movie were quite good. Lots of details here and lots of interesting things being shown throughout the course of the movie. And they also had some interesting sets and locations. This was working well enough for the movie. All in all, "The Mummy Rebirth" ended up as a less than mediocre movie, and there are far better movies revolving around the iconic reanimated mummy character available.