“Driveways” Review
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The Mummy: Quest for the Lost Scrolls (2002)
After accidentally raising a Mummy from the dead, eleven-year-old Alex O'Connell is every kid's hero, as he narrowly escapes one disaster after another. He and his family must race across the globe to locate the lost scrolls that will unlock the powers of a magical manacle and send the Mummy back to his tomb for good!
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After accidentally raising a Mummy from the dead, eleven-year-old Alex O'Connell is every kid's hero, as he narrowly escapes one disaster after another. He and his family must race across the globe to locate the lost scrolls that will unlock the powers of a magical manacle and send the Mummy back to his tomb for good!
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Fantasy, Family
Written By:Tom Pugsley, Greg Klein
In Theaters:10/1/2002
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Universal Studios Home Entertainment, Universal Cartoon Studios, The Sommers Company, Studios USA
Cast
Eddy Houchins
Director
John Schneider
Rick O'Connell (voice)
Grey DeLisle
Evy O'Connell (voice)
Christopher Rodriguez Marquette
Alex O'Connell (voice)
Tom Kenny
Jonathan Carnahan (voice)
Michael Reisz
Colin Weasler (voice)
Nicholas Guest
Ardeth Bay (voice)
Jim Cummings
Imhotep (voice)
Thomas Dekker
Simon Montgomery (voice)
Kevin Michael Richardson
The Minotaur (voice)
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