We really don't know how bad this CGI was😂

The movie is old. As at then,that was the best they had. They tried.

We've had old movies with good CGI back then

I agree with you

@currentiyke Movies like Troy

@currentiyke Troy was in 2004. I think 1999 movies should be good to compare with like ‘The Matrix’

@Emmageneris2001 @currentiyke Just pointing out that the movie shown above was not The Mummy. It was The Scorpion King. The Mummy’s CGI was much better than The Scoepion King’s by a large margin.

@Emmageneris2001 @currentiyke Chai!!! Delete this abeg. Then type the mummy series in chronological order on google

Shut your ass, these movies were a masterpiece

Sorry

my childhood favorite movies, who cares about the cgi they made my childhood

I remember even at the time this was considered bad CGI every one was talking about it.

Mummy disrespect on my timeline ?

Yeah but the movies were badass

How about this cgi😭

How movies created special effects before CGI is incredible

Nearly 30 years later and the CGI still holds up. That score? On another level. Spielberg didn’t just make sci-fi, he made it breathe

Transformers cgi was insane because how was this 15 years ago

Fuck you mean, this shit was peak.

Worst reveal ever... They had The Rock and went nah... Sega Dreamcast digital scorpion

Greatest speech in movie history.

That particular part with the Scorpion King was pretty awful, but Mummy 1 & 2 were still awesome movies. I won't say anything about the 3rd, because I have nothing nice to say.

Litteraly everyone knew. Scorpion king was notoriously bad because of it

It’s still so funny Jackie Chan was learning English during the filming of Rush Hour

Even by the standards of that era, it was comically bad. You can't use it as a measurement of CGI from that era. - Jurassic Park 3 - A.I. Artificial Intelligence - Lord of the Rings - Harry Potter - Even that war movie Pearl Harbor There were plenty of movies which had quality CGI in that era. Someone either ported the project to a shitty third party or they gave the team no budget and no time to produce this. It's an oddball even by 2001 standards.

This the type of gravity I dream about 😓

At the time that shit was badass.

what the fuck ? i do not remember seeing this back then

Criticize it all you want, but at least they gave us this gem

They shut down 20 blocks of Times Square, spent $1 million, and filmed for 3 hours… all so Tom Cruise could run through an empty NYC in Vanilla Sky. No CGI. No cheats. Just pure cinema.

CGI still better that of Thor

Bitch please.

For the time it wasn’t that bad lol

Nah even at the time people knew this wasn't good

Lol. Yes we did. I remember my boys and I laughing so hard at how fake it looked when it came out.

Yet, this still remains Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson's best ever performance.

Why did Brendan Frazier dive save the rock from the spear that was gonna land only to stab the rock himself anyway ?

Do yourself a favor and watch it on vhs on an older crt and not on a new 8k tv

The mummy though is a classic

I remember audiences on opening night laughing at how bad it was. They should've kept The Rock on set for another week and filmed that sequence with him in human form. It would've been far more epic seeing him take on Fraser and Vosloo instead of that CGI abomination.

You shut your mouth! This shit is REAL!!!

Still a better CGI than whatever done today in nollywood