Too much of the proceedings are silly rather than horrifying, with the nadir being the appearance of some particularly athletic Yetis who briefly pitch in to lend a hand.Read the full review

Feels perfunctory and obligatory and, despite the return of several familiar characters, is more like an afterthought than an organic third piece of a trilogy puzzle.Read the full review

Tiresome and messy.Read the full review

The best news about this clangorous clunker is that it may well have vanquished the Mummy franchise.Read the full review

Though the new film has some good things, it does not have enough of them to make the third time the charm.Read the full review

As for Fraser, his clumsy humanity is endearing, but by now, assuming he has invested wisely, he should have enough money saved so as to not have to waste his talent anymore.Read the full review

Remarkably, the plot has much in common with "Hellboy II: The Golden Army," yet that bundle of fun has enough vision to make even its Barry Manilow interlude seem appropriate.Read the full review

Dragon Emperor succeeds largely through sheer excess: It's doubtful that any idea was thrown out for being too implausible.Read the full review

After an hour of inert exposition, a race through Shanghai gooses the movie alive. Then it plunges back into torpor.Read the full review