Mummy DVD Movie

Mummy

List Price	$14.98 (You save $4.43)
Studio	Universal Studios Home Video
Orig Year	1932
All Time Sales Rank	75041
CD Universe Part number	7983162
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 15, 2009
Rating	Not Rated

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Mummy Movie Review

2 stars Wait for the 75th anniversary version
The noise and skips on this version interfere with the enjoyment. Based on how wonderfully they cleaned up the 1931 Dracula film for its 75th anniversary version, I'd guess the 75th version of the Mummy will be just as clean and thrilling to watch. This was a real disappointment.
Submitted by d_t_h_o_r_n (Cleveland)
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5 stars Karloff in his best.
Next to the movie Frankenstein, The Mummy was his second best movie. I recomend this movie to every horror movie lover.
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5 stars A Must See Classic!
If you like monster movies, then you need to see "Karlof the Uncanny" in Mummy. A timeless tale of love that words can not describe. Get your hands on this out of print classic before it's gone!
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