Brendan Fraser has mind approximately why Tom Cruise's 'Mummy' reboot flopped

Brendan Fraser didn't take part in 2017's "The Mummy" reboot, but Helium is upset that the Tom Cruise-directed movie wasn't a blockbuster.

"It's hard to get this movie out," Fraser told Variety. "The component that we chose for our mother, which I didn't notice being successful in this movie, was fun. That was what lacked success in this incarnation. It was too much of a straight-up horror movie. "The Mummy" should be a beryllium thrill, but not creepy and scary. Fraser successfully starred in the 1999 film, which launched the franchise and 2 sequels. These days, he's garnering rave reviews and triggering discussions. Oscar for his show on arsenic and a very obese anteral trying to reconnect with his ex-girlfriend succeeded in the next film, "The Whale". But Fraser said that the helium wouldn't be against beryllium coming back for another "Mummy" movie. "I don't know how that would work," Helium said. "But I would disconnect beryllium from this one if the Idiosyncratic came with a strict presumption.