Preview The Mummy, Soundtrack Edition.

1. The Mummy
2. The Secret of the Mummy
3. Nick's Theme
4. Prodigium
5. Egypt's Next Great Queen
6. Sandstorm
7. The Call of the Ancients
8. A Sense of Adventure
9. Haram
10. A Warning of Monsters
11. The Lost Tomb of Ahmanet
12.  Providence
13. The Sand of Wrath
14. Enchantments
15. Concourse of the Undead
16. World of Monsters
17. She Is Risen
18. Chaos, Mayhem, Destruction
19. Sanction of the Gods
20. Unstoppable
21. Beyond Evil
22. Power and Temptation
23. Inquest
24. Forward Momentum
25. Set
26. Pathogen of Evil
27. Liberators of Precious Antiquities
28. Dawn of Evil
29. Sepulcher
30. Iniquity
31. The Calling
32. Possession of the Knight's Tomb
33. Destiny 
34. Sentience
35. Between Life and Death
36. The Mummy End Title Suite

The Review from Roper and Ebert (Spelled it Right This Time):
http://www.fox32chicago.com/mornings/259753449-video

Richard Reoper says its about a mummy princess in modern day London. There is much hope with the cast Crowe and Cruise. He says it was horrible dialogue which sounds pretty fitting with today's time. Nothing like extremely underwhelming so I'll go right into the preview.

  It's the Mummy, and doesn't expect to take home any oscars but to just put a new coat of paint on the original big time blockbuster the mummy. The soundtrack says it stays true to its toolkit of ancient hieroglyphs, true underlying plot twists, and the occasional bad person turns good. So the artist's work is in how they have defined a new ancient goddess into today's society. I give to director who stay within the frame of a plot and doesn't go off the rails. Could you imagine a WWII movie that showed a fantasy side, or that aliens came in to support the Germans? No! The director stays within their frame and walks a line in the sand (no pun intended) I have sat through really boring history lessons on the Romans and more, but I was intrigued because it was true or at least some of it. Here are some things I learned from the soundtrack.

Prodigium: Monstrous in Latin
Amunet: A primordial goddess around 2000 BC
Enchantments: A spell magic shit
Sanctum: A sacred phace within a temple or church
Pathogen: A Bacterium, virus that can cause disease, otherwise the opposite of a enchantment
Sepulcher: A small room built in a rock which a dead person is laid or buried
Senteince: Able to perceive feeling or Feel things (a 6th sense)

    Verdict, I believe the pathogen will be released and the dark princess and Russel Crowe will call it an enchantment, but Tom Cruise will be realistic. I also believe that they will end the plot with a transfer of power to another location, for instance they found the Mummy at place X, and then will end the movie with another find at place Y and will come in a complete circle, and some knight in shining armor will destroy the mummy princess. I also see either Russel Crowe and Tom Cruise not ending the series here, as they are both very into their work whether it be about Scientology or a drama movie by Crowe, it was a very intentional choice of roles.