Though, of course, if you see the score I gave it, then you can clearly see that this did not get the same score. I remember, in my review of The Mummy, which I just wrote last night so I SHOULD remember it, that I was hopeful for this movie considering how well the original held up twenty years after the fact. Seems he's also made a bit of a comeback, if it can be called that, on an FX anthology series called Trust and his performance has been acclaimed, so good for him. And, doing a little research, it seems that he's gone through some difficult times in his life and that's really unfortunate.
I mean, clearly, he's still active, it's just that this was the peak of his career in terms of being a major box office star. In all seriousness, I have nothing against Brendan Fraser and it's sort of weird how he just disappeared after this movie came out. That's probably three more than anyone should ever do in a month, much less a year. I've reviewed three Brendan Fraser movies this month.
We now, once again, return you to your regularly scheduled programming. The review will be kept as is, of course, I don't censor or edit mysef unless I spot grammatical mistakes and then I just fix them. So, for this review at least, I go right back to the Notepad, unless the power comes back on before I finish this and I am able to continue the review on Gmail.
Our system is horrifyingly archaic and the powers that be have kept it so the electrical grid hasn't been updated in decades. Power outages like this, that sometimes last up to more than a day, happen just because. If you ever think about moving to Puerto Rico, don't. I literally just turned on my laptop to write this review for The Mummy Returns and the power went out.
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