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Alternate version in enhanced viewing mode; Feature commentary from The Rock: see the rock as he records the commentary live; Feature commentary with director Chuck Russell; Outtakes; Godsmack music video "I Stand Alone"; Preparing the fight: A look at the process of shooting a fight sequence; The making of The Scorpion King; Special effects; The Rock and Michael Clarke Duncan; Ancient world production design; Working with animals; Scorpion King: man or myth?; DVD-ROM features including total axess and much more!
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1. To Kill an Akkadian
2. The Rise of Memnon
3. A Clan of Cutthroats
4. Three Against Memnon
5. Betrayed
6. Fire Ants
7. Gomorrah
8. A Forced Hand
9. On the Run
10. Matahayus' Prisoner
11. Killer in the Storm
12. Blood of the Scorpion
13. A Battle with Balthazar
14. Visions of Death
15. The Invaders
16. A Simple Test
17. Mathayus Strikes
18. The Scorpion's Sting
19. Hail to the King
20. End Titles
The latest in a long line of professional athletes to make the leap to action-movie heroism, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson makes a sensational starring debut in this rousing, opulent adventure set in ancient times. In the days before Egypt built the great pyramids and established its empire, the far-flung desert tribes face conquest by the evil king Memnon (Steven Brand), whose campaign is guided by the prophetic visions of the sorceress Cassandra (Kelly Hu). The worried tribesmen band together and hire freebooting mercenary Mathayus (The Rock) to assassinate the sorceress and bring Memnon down, but destiny has something else in store for the indomitable warrior. A prequel of sorts to The Mummy Returns, The Scorpion King fleshes out the character introduced in the former film, and employs the same savory mix of sword-and-sorcery ingredients that helped catapult Arnold Schwarzenegger to stardom in the Conan movies. The Rock, accomplished through years of mugging for the WWE's cameras, is actually a better actor than Arnold, and very nearly as charismatic; moreover, his eye-popping physique and athletic ability make him perfectly believable in the numerous, well-choreographed battle scenes. Director Chuck Russell (Bless the Child) knows exactly what he's doing here. Little attention is paid to maintaining historical accuracy and credibility, but the occult trappings and countless feats of derring-do keep Scorpion King on the move at all times -- which is precisely what fans appreciate. The DVD edition features a commentary by Russell, two behind-the-scenes featurettes, deleted scenes, DVD-ROM features, and a preview of The Rock's upcoming movie, Helldorado. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble
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