The Mummy 4 (2025) – Official Trailer | Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz

After years lost to legend, the sands of time stir once more. The long-awaited return of The Mummy franchise marks an epic resurrection — both of its heroes and of an ancient evil long thought buried forever.

Set nearly two decades after The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, the story follows Rick O’Connell (Brendan Fraser) and Evelyn O’Connell (Rachel Weisz), now retired from their treasure-hunting days and living quietly in Oxford. Their son, Alex, has become a renowned archaeologist, determined to step out from his parents’ shadow. But when Alex unearths a forbidden tomb beneath the shifting sands of Saqqara, he awakens a dark power that predates even Imhotep himself — the Priest-King Akh-Ton, a vengeful ruler who commands the spirits of the desert and seeks to reclaim the throne of both the living and the dead.

As ancient plagues descend upon the modern world, the O’Connells must reunite for one final adventure — a journey that spans from the catacombs of Egypt to the lost city beneath the Red Sea. Guided by cryptic prophecies and pursued by mercenaries corrupted by immortality, Rick and Evelyn must face not only the wrath of the undead but also the haunting realization that the curse is tied to their family’s own bloodline.

The trailer teases breathtaking visuals — golden temples collapsing under storms of sand, armies of mummified warriors rising from the dunes, and the emotional reunion of Rick and Evelyn as they fight side by side once again. Brendan Fraser’s weathered determination meets Rachel Weisz’s timeless grace, reigniting the chemistry that made audiences fall in love decades ago.

In a voice that echoes through eternity, the villain proclaims:
“Mortals forget… but the desert never does.”

With heart-pounding action, nostalgic emotions, and a sweeping score that blends ancient mystique with modern intensity, The Mummy 4 isn’t just a return to adventure — it’s a story of legacy, love, and the courage to face the ghosts of the past.

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