Collider reported that Brendan Fraser’s $416 million adventure classic The Mummy, a 125‑minute action‑adventure film, has arrived on Netflix ahead of the franchise’s upcoming return.
Why it matters
Fans can now stream Fraser’s signature action‑adventure role on Netflix.
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