River of Death

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thiago s @Thiagostone Aug 24 Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas são fracas, a história é fraca, o elenco é fraco, e ninguém ajuda a melhorar o filme, os personagens são fracos, e o filme deveria ter cenas bem melhores e relevantes, para fazer o filme ser bom See more William D @Williams0604 12/07/2023 This is absolutely one of the worst films I have ever seen. See more Michael R @RT34522755 10/01/2022 DUDE !I'm always down forn Dudikoff flick! Along with some big wigs, Donald Pleasence, Robert Lom, McQueen, Vaughn, etc. It was a pretty fun ride I thought. Cool action! great characters Kinda had a unique noir flare to it. Sort of a Raiders of The Lost Ark rip off or maybe even a King Solomons Mines type rip off which Lom is also in I believe. Worth a watch for sure. See more 08/09/2019 It's not exactly a happy movie.... it's a little depressing, ok quite a lot, but the good news is it makes you really appreciate good movies. Poor Alastair Maclean I bet he hated this. See more 07/29/2016 Michael Dudikoff kind of does the Indiana Jones thing in Cannon's adaptation of Alistair MacLean's novel. Dudikoff leads a doctor and his daughter deep into the Amazon to find the source of a deadly plague. They are attacked by hostile natives. The doctor is killed, Dudikoff escapes, but without the young woman. Making his way back to civilization, Dudikoff is determined to travel back to the tribe's village and rescue the girl. He gets an expedition going thanks to a wealthy German (Donald Pleasence), but his motives turn out to be not exactly benign. With a plot involving cannibals and Nazi experiments, this seems more fitting as an Italian outing or at least a cheap Franco film. Cannon's attempt to fit this into the cycle of Raiders rip-offs results in the exploitation elements being a little too soft sold. However, although Dudikoff is never a thrilling screen presence, he's backed by a group of solid character veterans ... besides Pleasence, Herbert Lom, L.Q. Jones and Robert Vaughan show up ... so this film manages to be a fairly entertaining lark. See more 11/01/2013 Although it's an aging bunch, there's quite a few big names in this film adaptation of a Alistair Maclean adventure. Sadly it's a terrible screen version that comes across in film terms as a very poor man's Boys from Brazil. Although this is an unfair description the direction is poor and this is the real problem, which is a shame as the novelist is a good writer with previous proven big screen success. See more Read all reviews

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