Mummy x3, Emperor’s Tomb.

I largely agree with the license provided by Revan, and I'll add my own points: 1) The film is filled with a lot of nonsense: a precious stone that turns into liquid, a source of eternal life, the emperor's transformations, already TWO INVINCIBLE armies, and the emperor himself, who, out of all four elements, actively used only cold and fire. (They should have given him either transformations or elements, but they crammed both in, and he didn't really use either effectively; it's like in Heroes of Might and Magic, when a hero has many different schools of magic with useful spells, but there are so many that he doesn't even have time to cast half of them.) 2) The plot jumps around too much, creating a feeling of compression. 3) The Mummy looked weak. With the abilities they gave her, everything should have been different, at least more challenging for the heroes. 4) Why did they put snow people in the film? O_O 5) In the end, the Mummy is killed in a very banal way. After a banal phrase addressed to the emperor about the fairness of the fight, he beat Connor so badly in hand-to-hand combat that he shouldn't have had any chance of winning, but... In general, the film turned out to be a typical Hollywood blockbuster – stupid, primitive, but with flashy special effects, and even Ricochet and Connor, along with Phoebe's brother, don't save the film with the colorfulness of their characters. P.S. The most absurd thing was equating good and evil