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Rob Cohen Delivers a Mummy 3 Update

by Jeff Giles | September 26, 2007

Summary

We've still got nearly a year to wait for The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor -- but if you're itching for an update on the sequel's production, director Rob Cohen is more than happy to oblige. Back to Article

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Man_Of_Iron8905 writes:
on Sep 26 2007 02:58 PM

dudes, this "does" have about a 85% chance at sucking...

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pressboy writes:
on Sep 26 2007 03:13 PM

Unlike you Gimy, i can back up what i have said with facts while you are going by some kind of studio driven PR spin to try to sell this bad film.

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Bloody Mathias writes:
on Sep 26 2007 03:46 PM

85% Iron? I'd say it has 95% of unbelievable suckage coming its way.

Jet Li as a Chinese Mummy? What good is Jet Li if he can't Kung Fu 100 guys to hell?
Will it have a Kung Fu Mummy?
Adult Alex? That means Evy and O'Connell will be gray haird 50 years old right? No?
Rob Cohen as director is the final nail in the coffin to assure that this movie will suck. That man has never directed a good movie, no...an above average movie.

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w@velength writes:
on Sep 26 2007 07:18 PM

You dream about dead guys?

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CoUcH ToMaToE DoUgIe writes:
on Sep 26 2007 09:25 PM

hey as long as mr. george of the jungle is here, i'm a go for mummy 3!

can't wait for the next installment and please STOP THE HATIN' PEOPLE, Maria Bello is

one fine woman and actress. jeez, and love weiz but this film doesn't need this a

great actress and hey if all her fans are upset maybe its because she doesn't want

to hurt her career! we will go with our new mummy installment and rachael will try to

get her next oscar.

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Gimy writes:
on Sep 27 2007 05:56 AM

pressboy, you back it up with RECENT articles stating her PR push to appear better than she is. i told you, back in 2002 she stated she did NOT want to be apart of it. chic who has done bad BAAAD movies before all of a sudden says "bad script" and follows through? i'm not trying to SELL anything, thats the thing. i'm not the PR rep you seem to be, or THE STUDIO plant...you seem to be. i'm being honest, i DO NOT LIKE ungrateful people, and ever since the Mummy's original success she's stated she wasn't eager to be in Returns, but money talks and she had nothing else. so she did it. you keep reiterating how "bad" this will be over and over and over and provide useless links to the same thing. again, "typecast, weisz, mummy". google it. she was afraid of being typecast, another reason?? nope, just "bad script". thats ALL you're set on. i'm not studio driven, but call an italian a liar...and they will get p2ssed. i don't like ignorant tw@t saying i'm spoutin' out propaganda when i'm not. there's article PROOF from 5 years ago, to ruin the recent claims of a bad script. c'mon, i'm ASSUMING you're not that stupid as to see the obvious...but just admit you work for weisz or a competing studio with a summer movie coming out

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pressboy writes:
on Sep 27 2007 07:08 AM

I back up what i said i was going to back up with articles with Rachel saying that she wanted to make the film and proving at the same time that Rob Cohn was lying though his teeth on his blog to save face and sell the film. Only a studio plant like yourself would try to say different despite the overwhelming evidence that points to the contrary. I supplied articles that has quotes from Rachel Weisz herself that proved that she wanted to come back to the series and articles that prove that she left because of how bad the script is and reviews from other sites that back up her claim on how bad the script is.

Give us all a break from your nonsense Gimy, you have been found out to be a studio tool who is trying to sell this film and bash Rachel Weisz because she was smart enough to walk away from is it.

You're not fooling anybody.

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Shaomaike writes:
on Sep 29 2007 12:30 AM

Of all the China-themed films slated for release next year to capitalize on the Beijing Olympics, this one's the least appealing yet.

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