In this very special episode of The Remake Mistake, Mike and Eric unwrap 1932’s The Mummy, it’s 1999 remake and 2017 reboot. They discuss Universal’s Dark Universe, Ardeth “Ben” Bay, the important difference between action and adventure, and Dracula’s Mummy. Eric is intimidated by the mummy’s name, while Mike is finally charmed by Tom Cruise. All this and more while answering the question “was this remake a mistake?”
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If you’re on this site right now, I’m going to assume you’re familiar with Universal’s indisputably iconic Dracula (1931). Béla Lugosi. Tod Browning. Dwight Frye. That guy with the cockney accent who keeps calling Frye ⤇
Most folks, when they hear of the Mummy movies, automatically default to either the classic Boris Karloff version or the Brendan Fraser ones which came out 19 years ago (how’s that for a reminder of ⤇
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