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In 1986, director John Carpenter unleashed a whirlwind of martial arts, mysticism, and comedy in Big Trouble in Little China. Starring Kurt Russell as the boisterous yet hilariously inept truck driver Jack Burton, the film marries Read More
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A Blockbuster Adventure That Resurrected the Spirit of Classic Hollywood Stephen Sommers’ The Mummy burst onto the scene in 1999, revitalizing the swashbuckling adventure genre and breathing new life into Universal Pictures’ classic monster movie legacy. Read More
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Stephen Sommers’ The Mummy Returns hit theaters in 2001 as the highly anticipated sequel to the 1999 surprise hit The Mummy. Packed with even more action, humor, and mythological intrigue, the film brought back Brendan Fraser, Rachel Read More
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