The second trailer of The Mummy was released on April 2, quenching the thirst for information about Universal’s notable project after nearly 3 months of only appearing sporadically in the newspapers.

Set in a harsh land of Egypt, Nick Morton (Tom Cruise) and his teammates are involved in a battle with tomb robbers. After a fierce battle, an explosion from the bomb caused the ground to shake and revealed a giant sinkhole.

“That’s not an ancient tomb, that’s a prison,” archaeologist Jenny Halsey (Annabelle Wallis) exclaimed after going deep into the pit and seeing the statues of “human bodies and bird heads.” famous. She confirmed that this prison was formed 2,000 years ago and is holding a terrible secret.

The hole has hidden thousands of years of history. Photo: Cut from the trailer

After that, the trailer takes the audience back to ancient times, when Ahmanet (Sofia Boutella), the person lying in the scary coffin, was still a beautiful princess. Although she was promised to become the queen of Egypt, because of her “desire for power”, Ahmanet cruelly murdered her father. After that, she was buried alive and lay underground for centuries.

Nick Morton’s violation caused this mummy to rise and become extremely brutal. After being freed from the coffin, Ahmanet “hunted down and destroyed” those who disturbed his eternal sleep and cast a terrifying curse of evil on Nick Morton.

Before becoming a monster, Ahmanet was a beautiful princess

Scary image of the monster in The Mummy

According to the implications of archaeologist Jenny Halsey, Ahmanet will use Nick Morton as a tool to dominate the world and this guy from the military will find every way to prevent the shadow of Ahmanet’s evil from surrounding him. in the sky over London.

Unlike previous works of The Mummy franchise , in the reboot version, the mummy character played by Sofia Boutella marks the first time this classic role has been assigned to an actress. Furthermore, the role of the mummy in the film becomes more important and has more acting space than previous roles.

The Mummy is directed by director Alex Kurtzman, the script is written by Jon Spaihts and Christopher McQuarrie. The film is expected to be released on June 9, 2017.