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Inkwash Posted May 19, 2001
I was entertained by it, I just couldn't help feeling the £4 could have been spent elsewhere.
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Bluebottle Posted May 19, 2001
What if you liked The Mummy (1912), The Mummy (1932), The Mummy (1959) but disliked The Mummy? (1999) 
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted May 19, 2001
Then you won't enjoy it.
All computer animations & fantastic special effects.
Sorry. 
Wish I'd not mentioned it now. 
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Inkwash Posted May 19, 2001
Aw, sorry GB 
I might still go and see it anyway, after your recommendation. 
Elly
(starting to dance)
Hey, everyone else has to dance too, you know!
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Inkwash Posted May 19, 2001
(one of those slow-moving ones which I can't dance, which is why I need some other dancers to hide us)
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Uncle Heavy [sic] Posted May 19, 2001
The Mummy 1 was fantstic in all its toungue in cheek ironic glory. the mummy 2 i just saw, and it was good, less ironic and poo for the last fifteen minutes.
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Yael Smith Posted May 19, 2001
It WAS ironic, but I don't approve of the chick based movies, UH!
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Uncle Heavy [sic] Posted May 19, 2001
I didnt read the BL, but I frankly mindless films are better than thinking ones.
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