La momia: La tumba del emperador Dragón

Título original: The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor

2008
7
1h 52min

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La momia: La tumba del emperador Dragón (2008)

The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor. In UK cinemas August 8, 2008.

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En el Lejano Oriente, Alex O'Connell, hijo de los famosos luchadores contra las momias Rick y Evy O'Connell, desentierra la momia del primer emperador de Qin, una entidad que cambia de forma... Leer todoEn el Lejano Oriente, Alex O'Connell, hijo de los famosos luchadores contra las momias Rick y Evy O'Connell, desentierra la momia del primer emperador de Qin, una entidad que cambia de forma y que fue maldecida por una bruja hace siglos.En el Lejano Oriente, Alex O'Connell, hijo de los famosos luchadores contra las momias Rick y Evy O'Connell, desentierra la momia del primer emperador de Qin, una entidad que cambia de forma y que fue maldecida por una bruja hace siglos.

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Premios
- 2 premios y 6 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
The crossbow traps in the tomb scene were based in reality. According to Chinese archaeologists, the excavation of the Qin Dynasty Terracotta Army in Xi'an is progressing so slowly, partially because the site is filled with similar traps.

Pifias
When the Emperor is first turned to stone, both arms are raised up and he is slightly hunched down. When he is unearthed, he is encased in a different Terra Cota warrior who is standing straight, one hand straight out, grasping the chariot's reins. However, when he breaks out, his hands are shown straight up and it is clear he is trapped inside another statue in his original position.

Citas
Rick O'Connell: Look kid, I've put down more mummies in my time than you.
Alex O'Connell: You put down one mummy, Dad.
Rick O'Connell: Yeah. Same mummy... *twice*.

Créditos adicionales
The Universal Studios logo doesn't stop as normal, instead the title fades out from the revolving globe and the camera begins zooming in over the Atlantic Ocean and hovers over China as an on-screen graphic is shown displaying the separate feudal states of China around 350 BC, each labeled in Chinese characters. The dividing lines disappear and then the Chinese characters all merge together into two characters that then change to the English word: CHINA.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Mamma Mia!/Transsiberian/The Dark Knight/Space Chimps/Tell No One (2008)

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My Sweet Eternal Love
Lyrics by Rob Cohen
Music by Randy Edelman
Performed by Helen Feng

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Not the Mummy We Remember-But Still an Excellent Movie

I was looking forward to this movie. Then as I read more and more negative reviews, I started to get a little worried. I loved the first 2 and didn't want this to ruin the series. I left the movie in a happy mood. It was quite a good movie. Why it received all the bad reviews I don't know. There are a few bits which I don't get. Yeti's okay. But ones which have human emotions and act like people-NO The Emperor turning into horribly created and ugly looking CGI-disaster monsters.-TOO FAR.

But apart from that, it's rather interesting. Maria Bello brings her own style to Eve. Not as good as Rachel Weisz of course, but there you go. The actions scenes are impressive. Jet Li makes a brilliant appearance as the sadistic villain. CGI is superb at times but terrible in others plus the supporting cast pull off great performances and it's good to see Jonathan as his usual self. When watching this film, don't think too hard about character development, camera angles, plot details etc, just sit back and have fun at the movies.

Not Dark Knight material but it's definitely worth a look.

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