The Mummy Returns [WS]

"One of the most successful fantasy films of 2001, The Mummy Returns gets the deluxe treatment on DVD, with a sharp transfer and a bevy of bonus features. This edition of the film has been given a letterboxed transfer at 2.35:1 (it's also enhanced for widescreen monitors), as well as a Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtrack in both English and French (sorry, but no subtitles). Director Stephen Sommers adds a commentary track, and there's also a bonus featurette on the making of the film. An interview with famed professional wrestler the Rock (who appears in a supporting role) is included, as well as short features on Egyptian lore and legend and the creation of the film's elaborate special effects. The rock group Live appears in a music video for the song ""Forever May Not Be Long Enough"", featured in the film's soundtrack, and consumers whose computers have DVD-ROM drives can access additional online information on the movie and how it was made. There's also a pan-and-scan DVD available of The Mummy Returns with most of the same bonus features, but true fans of the film will want the widescreen edition, which truly makes the most of the film's striking visual effects."