Lee Cronin's THE MUMMY should have stayed buried | Explained

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  @siobhan_is_on · 5 months ago

  You've heard of the Philippou's "Bring Her Back" now get ready for Lee Cronin's "Put That Thing Where It Came From Or So Help Me"

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  @intern_dana · 5 months ago

  ngl, considering lee cronin is irish, i was initially expecting this to be about bog mummies— now THAT would've been a fresh take on the mummy genre

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  @alyssaashford5218 · 5 months ago

  Ah yes. My daughter has been kept paralyzed, unaged in a sarcophagus for EIGHT GOD DANG YEARS and is having violent episodes when shes just conscious. LET ME JUST LOCK HER UP AGAIN THAT SHOULD HELP HER CALM DOWN

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  @bubblegumcrab · 5 months ago

  This is a dumb thing to get caught up on but they find a half alive girl in a sarcophagus in the jungle AND A BUG COMES OUT OF HER and shes showing severe illness syptoms and they SHIP HER TO THE US WITHOUT A SINGLE VACCINE????? They dont make sure she doesnt have any seeds or parasites or eggs in or on her that could spread to another place????

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• AP

  @aprilhamer7602 · 5 months ago

  I gotta say, whoever embalmed did a pretty bad job. Anubis will not be claiming this one

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  @Mario-SunshineGalaxy64 · 5 months ago

  Lee Cronin really just reheated his own nachos and threw a couple jalapeños on top and called a meal when he made Evil Dead Sarcophagus.

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  @sp00kington · 5 months ago

  The doctors told the parents "She's American, so....idk.... get her McDonald's or something."

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  @alyssaashford5218 · 5 months ago

  Oh yeah. No. If you introduce the wrong types of food to someone who has not eaten in EIGHT YEARS and somehow didn't die, you will kill them.

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• TE

  @terribleeditor4556 · 5 months ago

  So it’s not even a mummy horror movie, it’s just your regular demon possession movie? That’s disappointing.

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• AM

  @amglory13 · 5 months ago

  Not one logical decision was made by the family in the film, damn. Pretty impressive tbh

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  @TheNumnutRandomness · 5 months ago

  It&apos;s still so baffling to me that the parents were allowed to take her back home almost immediately? Aside from the obvious amount of care she needs, I feel as though in any other movie this would be some sort of international incident? No nosy scientists curious about how a child was able survive for <i>years</i> inside a sarcophagus? No reporters? No government agents? Nothing?<br>At least in Bring Her Back, it was relatively small in scale and all the horrors were contained in a isolated home against foster children. Each character had reasons for not going to the authorities until it was too late.<br>But here it was... because the mom <i>really</i> didn&apos;t want to leave her? And the hospital was just like, &quot;Yep, seems legit.&quot;

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  @20TigerLily1 · 5 months ago

  This is the worst thing you can use the mummy for. Can for ONCE we actually use PROPER Deities from Egyptian Cosmology like Seth or Apothis!

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