January 25, 2009
Sad, low-budget knockoff of the Indiana Jones franchise.
Aileen Marson, Alex Heyns, Cassandra Peterson
Despite the critical drubbing and box-office failure of King Solomon's Mines (1985), Cannon Films released this sequel two years later, again featuring Richard Chamberlain as adventurer Allan Q...( read more
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DVD Release Date: February 3, 2004
Stats: 135 reviews
Flixster Reviews (135)
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July 3, 2006Campy as hell and not nearly as fun as the first one: "King Soloman's Mines."
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January 19, 2009When Quatermain's (Richard Chamberlain) brother goes missing deep in the jungles of Africa he postpones his wedding to Jesse Huston (Sharon Stone) and sets off on a trek to find him. Joined by a towering warrior (James Earl Jones) and a greedy mystic (Robert Donner), Quatermain l...( read more)
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December 21, 2008I found this sequel to be about the same as the original. I liked it as a kid and still like it. Still they could have made this film better. But I enjoyed this adventure film.
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June 30, 2008I wasn't sure if I was watching a spoof. I was laughing at the film and fast forwarded the last five minutes because I just didn't care. This film is just not good. I rented it as a joke to see how bad it was and it didn't disappoint. Cheesy effects, with a bad storyline, gets yo...( read more)
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January 19, 2007Richard Chamberlain does Harrison Ford....NOT!!!!
If you notice during the 1980's ever studio head of studio executive thought that if they could copied the "Raiders Of The Lost Ark" formula and make it there own which was surprisingly funny....Movies like "Romantic The Stone",and
"The Jewel Of The Nile" copied hook,line and sinker for the Indiana Jones films and with good reason. Here with the follow-up to "King Solomon's Mines",we get another dose of silliness as well,this time with Richard Chamberlain as the two-fist explorer Allan Quatermain in the horrid 1987 installment and also the last of this too,
"Allan Quatermain And The Lost City Of Gold",from Cannon Films. Also to point out,it features actress Sharon Stone,in her first-ever feature length film. Here Sharon Stone copies Kate Capshaw and rips off Karen Allen real good. Silly adventure plot that runs no more than 90 minutes,it zooms by very quickly. Only saving grace is Jerry Goldsmith's excellent musical score.
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