Dark HorizonsThe Scorpion King" has even less of a script than 'Returns' but at least a bit more of a sense of down to earthness about it...
Entertainment WeeklyThe Rock's version of Conan the Barbarian -- a clunky, primitive platform for a star who has yet to get in full touch with h...
Los Angeles TimesA live-action cartoon, a fast-moving and cheerfully simplistic 88 minutes of exaggerated action put together with the pretee...
The Boston GlobeFor a movie with such a misplaced sense of history, The Scorpion King seems afraid to have more fun with its own stupidity.
San Francisco ChronicleLike every other action movie, it's designed for a 14-year-old boy's mentality, but it's enjoyable enough to turn most peopl...
Salon ArtsOne of those movies that catches you up in something bigger than yourself, namely, an archetypal desire to enjoy good trash ...
Village VoiceRussell lacks the visual panache, the comic touch, and perhaps the budget of Sommers's title-bout features.
Richard RoeperWimps out by going for that PG-13 rating, so the more graphic violence is mostly off-screen and the sexuality is muted.
Chicago TribuneAnother grandiose, hyperactive crock, full of lame jokes and gorgeous, stupefying images.
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Partial Film Information
Director: Chuck Russell
Writer: Stephen Sommers
Studio: Universal Pictures
Cast: Dwayne Johnson, Steven Brand, Michael Clarke Duncan
Release: April 19, 2002
Writer: Stephen Sommers
Studio: Universal Pictures
Cast: Dwayne Johnson, Steven Brand, Michael Clarke Duncan
Release: April 19, 2002
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