𝙍𝙚𝙡𝙖𝙩𝙚𝙙 𝙈𝙤𝙫𝙞𝙚𝙨:

Title

THE MUMMY: RESURRECTION

Genre

Action · Adventure · Horror · Fantasy

Studio

Universal Pictures · Dark Universe Reboot

Runtime (estimated)

2h 5m

Story Summary

20 years after the fall of Imhotep, the dark powers of ancient Egypt rise once more. When a secret order of necromancers unearths the Tomb of Akhenaten — the heretic pharaoh cursed for defying the gods — they awaken an ancient evil more powerful than anything the world has ever seen.

Akhenaten, resurrected with godlike fury, plans to merge the world of the living and the dead, creating an eternal empire of darkness. Only one man holds the key to stopping him: Rick O’Connell (Brendan Fraser) — now older, haunted by loss, and long retired. Drawn back into the fight when his son Alex and wife Evelyn vanish during a dig, Rick must uncover ancient secrets, reunite with old allies, and face his greatest enemy yet.

From the catacombs beneath Cairo to lost cities buried beneath the Sahara, the race is on to stop the resurrection from consuming all life. Ancient traps, undead armies, and forbidden magic lie in wait, and only the bravest — or most foolish — dare to stand against them.

Why Fans Will Love It

Brendan Fraser returns as the iconic adventurer Rick O’Connell.

A darker, more supernatural tone blending horror and epic fantasy.

Massive action set pieces: desert chases, temple collapses, and undead battles.

Deeper exploration of Egyptian mythology and curses never before seen.

Stunning visual effects, combining practical effects and cutting-edge CGI.

Tagline Ideas

“Evil never dies. It only waits to be awakened.”
“The sands will run red again.”
“The past has returned… to claim the future.”

Cast Suggestion

Brendan Fraser – Rick O’Connell

Rachel Weisz – Evelyn Carnahan

Tom Ellis – Akhenaten, the resurrected Pharaoh

Sofia Boutella – Priestess of the Underworld

Daniel Radcliffe – Alex O’Connell (adult version)

Call to Action

The adventure returns. The dead will rise. The world will tremble.
THE MUMMY: RESURRECTION (2025) — only in theaters.