Four unrelated film families share the title, and only one of them is a series you can watch in order.
Start with the 1999 film and stay inside its continuity. Nothing else on this page leads into it or out of it, so the other groups are separate decisions rather than later steps.
Seen some of these already? Tap the circles to tick them off. The full list below fills in as you go.
The entry point, and it needs nothing before it. It shares almost nothing with the 1932 film beyond the title and the idea of a revived Egyptian priest.
A direct sequel, set seven years later, with the same cast returning. It is the only film here that assumes you have seen the one before it.
A prequel that takes the ancient prologue of The Mummy Returns and builds a whole film out of it. It works best after that prologue rather than before it.
Then what? Tomb of the Dragon Emperor in 2008 is the third film and the weakest, it moves the story to China and recasts Evelyn, and a fourth film dated to May 2028 is reported to continue from the first two and leave the third aside. The animated series is a curiosity for people who want more of the same characters. The four later Scorpion King films are direct to video and have no bearing on the Mummy films at all. The 1932 Karloff film, the 2017 Tom Cruise film and the 2026 Lee Cronin film are three separate things that happen to share a name, and any of them can be watched on its own, in any order, or not at all.
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