Excellent, a Must See

A Disappointing Continuation

The tone of this movie is interesting -- the stakes are both dramatic and high, but it's balanced with a lot of fun, tongue and cheek dialogue.

One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

Well, we all know it is a low budget movie. But still this one had it all, the lines, the suspense... the gore(almost real gore). It was not colossal like Arnold Vosloo movies, but it had the adventure thing, true dungeon feel. Danny Glover always gets the job done, even with low budget. Not the fancy all effects movies, but it was not boring. Also, there was good camera work, and if you want to have different movie, this one is good...

I bought this movie, for $10 at walmart. ... Why did i do that? i Don't know!! I through hey the back cover looked similar to The Mummy.. I hate being mislead.HONIEST TRAILER! - Welcome to a movie that keeps you locked in and can't escape that vicious camera working of movements that make you nausous and sick to your stomach, comes a movie that just does just that! Meet a man i cant remember team up with others i cant remember hired by the only great actor that people forgot about Danny Glover. As the Forgottan man is hired to go to a tomb or so to find a thing for Glover, he is meet up with some other people mentioned earlier.The Desert police stop them and then find out they can be there.. Then with the worlds most sick to your stomach camera movements you start to get sick and have to fast forward and t hen when you do see the mummy It scares you so much that you turn the movie off and sell it with other movies at Mega Replay for $13 dollars making a 10 dollar movie worth barely anything with others you sold with it. THE DAY OF THE MUMMY WILL LEAVE YOU BREATHLESS IN VOMITING YOUR LUNGs out prepare for a nightmare of bad camera movments from the people who similar ways did CLoverfield.. COmes a sick to your stomach movie called Day of the Mummy .. Beware ......

"You get me the stone and we wipe the slate clean." Archaeologist Jack Wells (McNamara) is in trouble and when he is given a chance to clear his debts by millionaire Carl (Glover) he takes it. He joins a group in Egypt on the quest to find the lost Codix Stone. What they find is something that no one could have imagined. Just in case you were wondering this has nothing to do with the Mummy series. Other than that this is pretty much just not good. I was actually looking forward to seeing the way this was filmed. It is filmed in a type of video game style. Jack puts on a pair of glasses with a camera in it and you see Carl in a corner telling him what do to. That idea sounded neat, it was done OK but even that gimmick couldn't save this movie. I don't really like saying too many bad things about a movie because I have never made one, but if someday I get that chance I'm pretty sure it would be better than this. Overall, a neat filming idea and a awful, awful movie. I give it a D.

It's not really a horror film but more of an adventure flick. It's reminiscent of the 80's action/adventure. Think (Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold) and and (King Solomone Mines). I have never been a fan of POV films and must admit this is one of the best ones I have seen because it's not shaky like the others. I would assume they spent all their budget on Danny Glover and in my opinion it would have been better without him. The writing is a tad weak and I did not know William McNamara was still acting but his voice carries along the film nice. The other actors are not too shabby considering this is probably the height of their work so far. The tomb they shot in looks amazing but I think the mummy could have been in it a little longer. The locations Venezuela (Egypt) look great on camera. If you watch it as a fun little flick and don't expect an award winning picture you'll enjoy it.