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Allan Quatermain And The Lost City Of Gold
Allan Quatermain And The Lost City Of Gold
Stars: Richard Chamberlain, Sharon Stone, James Earl Dean, Henry Silva, Robert DonnerDirector: Gary Nelson
Summary: Richard Chamberlain returns as Allan Quatermain in this sequel to "King Solomon's Mines." In search of his missing brother, the dashing adventurer and his fiancee trek through the uncharted jungles of Africa and accidentally discover a legendary lost civilization.
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Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Goldhad the task of bettering its hilarious predecessor, King Solomon's Mines. It failed. Looking back from the age of slick computer graphics, it's painfully distracting to spot obvious back-projection, shoddy miniatures and some of the worst wire-work ever. Instead one must concentrate on the easy chemistry between Richard Chamberlain and Sharon Stone reprising their roles, this time in a quest for Quatermain's lost brother. Together they traipse across Africa, encountering all the usual pitfalls (literally) as well as jungle animals, restless native tribes and fast-flowing rivers and so on. James Earl Jones takes the money and runs through his wooden dialogue, all the time backed by endless repetitions of Jerry Goldsmith's sub-Indiana Joneshero theme.
Taken on its own it's pretty atrocious viewing, but played back-to-back with the first movie The Lost City of Gold's surreal self-contained universe of hilarious adventure movie clichés is a lot of fun. Sharon Stone's hair remains perfect throughout, of course.
On the DVD:Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold, like King Solomon's Mines, is presented on disc in a surprisingly pristine print, and in 2.35:1 widescreen. Also like its predecessor, the sound is in Dolby 2.0, which again reflects the limited number of spot effects layered into the soundtrack. The original trailer is the only extra feature. --Paul Tonks
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