Starring: Brendan Fraser, Dwayne Johnson, Scarlett Johansson
Quote: “Curses don’t die in the dark… they learn who to come for next.” ☥

Years after hanging up his guns, an older, restless Rick O’Connell (Brendan Fraser) is dragged back into the desert when a nightmare sandstorm uncovers a buried black pyramid—a prison built for one being: the Scorpion God. Inside, a shattered relic bears a name he hoped never to hear again: Mathayus (Dwayne Johnson), resurrected not as a man, but as a vengeful deity bound to reclaim every soul touched by Egypt’s old curses… starting with the O’Connells.

Brilliant, secretive cryptologist Dr. Cassandra Voss (Scarlett Johansson) claims she can lock the Scorpion God away using a lost “fifth book” of incantations—if Rick helps her steal it from a Vatican vault and return it to the desert before the next blood moon. The trailer slams between London streets erupting into dunes, a bullet‑riddled train hurtling along the Nile, and armies of sand‑carved jackals tearing through modern tanks. As Mathayus strides through storms like a living statue of obsidian and fire, Rick realizes the new curse isn’t about awakening the dead… it’s about erasing the living from history.

Temple collapses, rope‑bridge fights over rivers of molten glass and a final showdown inside a pyramid that’s turning itself upside‑down sell a sequel where every choice feels fatal. To stop the end of the world, Rick may have to trade the one thing every mummy has ever wanted: his own name, and everything it’s ever meant.

Rating: 8.9/10 – pulpy, thunderous and surprisingly emotional, with classic adventure vibes and colossal supernatural spectacle.