The Mummy: Ultimate Collection [SteelBook] [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray] [Only @ Best Buy]

The inside has two placements for the discs, on the left is the original "The Mummy" with another disc for Bonus Features, on the right is the other two "The Mummy" movies and "The Scorpion King." That's five discs in total, the steel book is quite hefty. The steel book is great with some flaws. It has a matte finish, title on spine, and a cool design. One flaw, on my copy at least, is that the title "Mummy" is not placed correctly onto the "bumps" or indents for each letter, so it looks like the title on the front is a bit off centered. Not really a big problem, but it makes the front title look a little slanted. You can see the "bump" is a little bit off from the printed text in one of my pictures. Either way, for

I love buying collections from Best Buy, and this collection was a great deal for the money. I love the exclusive Steel Books from best buy, however, this is the second time I've recieved damaged steel books from them, and one of them was a special preorder. These are made for collectors so most the time you'd expect them to be in pristine condition. The way this collection was damaged was not noticied until I left the store, but it is a poor reflection on how Bestbuy cares for their product. I am angered that I paid full price for a defective product. I guess we'll see how damaged my next steel book preorder is tomorrow when I receive John Wick 2. I wish I had the email for best buy customer service.

The Mummy Trilogy is a series where 2 out of the 3 films are really worth watching. The first film in the series is an incredibly exciting and thrilling adventure story which introduces a great cast of characters. The second film is still entertaining and overall a fun time, though it seems to lose a bit of its luster. The third film however feels phoned in and loses the charm of the original two, not to mention the change of one of the main actors. This collection also includes The Scorpion King, which is a serviceable Sword & Sandal action film, entertaining and worth a watch, though it has its flaws. However, this collection is great for completionists who will enjoy owning the entire series in a very attractive steelbook fashioned in the likeness of the Book of the Dead from the first two films. Overall a great 4-film collection, even if only 3 of the 4 are really worth watching.

First and foremost I would like to say that I adore these films. Yeah the CG is dated and the cheesiness of character interactions and the story can be argued back and forth over, but that's what made me love them so much as a kid and why I still love them now. This steelbook is worth owning not just to have the set, but because it is quite a nice steelbook (love the design and it's cool that for the area where the key would go, the case is debossed and the letters for "The Mummy" are embossed. It's a nice texture difference from the rest of the case). My one and only gripe is I wish that the steelbook was thicker so that it allowed for trays to hold the discs instead of the stacked on top of each other style we get with this particular release. Aside from that, I am very happy with this purchase and highliy recommend it.

The first one was great, second one was okay, Scorpion King was not that great (obviously Dwayne Johnson would go on to make far better films), and the Mummy Emperor was a nice attempt to keep the franchise going (while subbing in Maria Bello for Rachel Weisz, and making their son suddenly 20 years old). The films vary in quality. At their best, they have a sense of fun similar to moments from the Indiana Jones films; but at their worst, there are face-palm moments of stupidity, and times where you watch with a look on your face like you just saw someone step in dog cr*p. But you get all of them in this collection, plus lots of bonus features, the UV versions of all four films; and if you were quick enough, you got it in a nice steelbook package.

Love these Mummy movies. Bought the DVD collection package back in 2007. Back then the Mummy Tomb of the Dragon Emperor wasn't in existence. Now in 2017, bought this collection package and it is much better packaging (Steelbook case) and higher resolution for the movies. Plus there is a new DVD Bonus Disc. I have yet to find out what's on that Bonus disc. And this also comes with the Digital HD of the 4 movies you can claim from Vudu and iTunes. The package also includes $8 movie cash to see the new Mummy movie with Tom Cruise. If you order online, you get one movie cash via email and another one that comes with the package as a sticker on the plastic shrink wrap. So you get two $8 movie cash Fandango codes to watch the new Mummy movie.

This comes with 4 blu-ray discs for The Mummy (1999), The Mummy Returns (2001), The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (2008), and The Scorpion King (2002). It also includes a bonus DVD disc. Unfortunately the discs are stacked (placed right on top of each other); 2 on the left side and 3 on the right side. The blu-ray disc arts aren't consistent either, which shows that this was packaged from previous different releases (these are the same discs are previous releases but packaged in a new steelbook). But otherwise, it's a very nice looking matte finished steelbook with inside artwork that shows the combination images of the films.

I really like The Mummy series, and when I heard the US were going to a steelbook for the trilogy, I was ecstatic. The steelbook itself is really nice with a slit debossed in the center where the key would go in. The only bad thing is that the discs are stacked, instead of having it's own trays for each disc. The digital code inside is good for both UV and iTunes. I got this for a great price of $18 release week for all three The Mummy films, The Scorpion King, digital codes for all four films and fandango ticket to go see the new The Mummy in theaters. If you'r a fan of the franchise and like steelbooks, or if you don't already have most or all of these films, I would recommend this.