Pretty good actually.

They talk about filming in Morocco and how everyone got sick, Arnold says he doesn't like the design of Imhotep's corpse when we first see it. He says it looks "too cartoony". He also mentions how he likes Sheperton better than Pinewood and says that wearing a loincloth in your 40's is just embarrassing.

The trio play off each other very well and have a good time.

Between the two actor-based commentaries for this movie, I do recommend this one. Oded, Arnold and Kevin all seem to have a great time together and genuinely have chemistry off-screen. They talk a lot about where scenes were filmed and funny stories about behind-the-scenes.

Oh dear, an actor doing a commentary on his own is never a good sign.

Plenty of silence with Brendan saying "I'm still with you, folks. I'm just captivated by these performances."

Brendan does funny voices and makes fun of his character just to pass the time but really this commentary is a waste of time.

No offense to whoever's idea it was (I have an inkling that it was a stipulation of the super hot up and coming lead action hero's contract) to have a solo Brendan Fraser commentary or to Brendan himself, but yes, I'd summarize this commentary as a waste of time.

The commentary is 50% Brendan making silly comments (his favourite seems to be saying "Ouch" or "That looked like it hurt" whenever a character got hurt), 25% dead air and 25% narrating what's on screen. Any interesting bits of information can either be heard in the other commentaries, Googled or inferred by basic filmmaking know-how. The only thing I took away from his commentary was that he was actually nearly strangled and collapsed on set after they filmed his hanging scene.

I mean, all things considered, it wasn't as bad as I feared. But then again, saying that a solo Brendan Fraser commentary was better than expected is like saying that "when my house burnt down it was better than expected". So yeah, the other two commentaries on this movie are where it's at.

It is hard to add anything to what the above reviewer (tylermirage) wrote. He is right. Far too much of Ouch, that was neat, and this looks really good, rather than any good information.

I think there were exactly two good moments, one of which was describing the scene when he stuck the cat in the face of the mummy, and how it looked so silly without the special effects, and the hollywood press was on set that day, and the director kept apologizing swearing that it would look better in the final film.

I use this commentary as an example of a really terrible one to listen through.