Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold Page #4

Synopsis: After his brother Robeson disappears without a trace while exploring Africa in search of a legendary 'white tribe', Alan Quatermain decides to follow in his footsteps to learn what became of him. Soon after arriving, he discovers the los City of Gold, controlled by the evil lord Agon, and mined by his legions of white slaves. Is this where Robeson met his end?
Director(s): Gary Nelson
Production: Media Home Entertainment
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
4.4
PG
Year:
1986
99 min
271 Views


- Thank you, Majesty.

Hello?

Hello?

What is going on here?

(Agon) You admire the gold statue?

Quite a piece of art. Very realistic.

Of course. You met him in the temple.

A victim of Quatermain's magic.

He was a good guard.

Now, a beautiful statue.

You mean all these statues?

They used to sculpt them by hand.

But good art takes so long.

I make more efficient use of resources.

- I admire efficiency.

- And you admire the gold.

Gold?

Pity how it turns men to fools.

Ah, but you're so wise.

Well, I am a humble man

but, yes, yes, I am wise.

You know the secrets

of Quatermain's powers.

Is he a god? Or a devil spirit?

Quatermain?

Why, he is no more a god than I...

I mean, I am more a god.

Greater powers.

Quatermain brings evil here.

Sorais is afraid that her sister

is too weak to stop it.

But if you teach us the secrets, we stop it.

Secrets for me...

gold for you.

Oh!

- How you doin'?

- You really like these people, don't you?

Look around, Q. These people have

lived together in peace for centuries.

Where can you find this

in the modern world?

Cleveland?

There you go.

(speaks tribal language)

They developed their amazing

way of life right here.

Oh, it's a lifetime's worth of study.

- Who's that?

- It's Nasta. He lives in the mountains

with a small army to protect

the city's only open border.

Looks like he came

to check out the competition.

(speaks tribal language)

You want to be his breakfast?

(laughs)

(all laugh)

(guards cheer)

How does somebody find out

they can do that?

Uh-oh.

Looks like this could be

your big opportunity.

- (speaks tribal language)

- Yeah?

- Nah.

- (speaks tribal language)

- No. Slight headache.

- (speaks tribal language)

(shouts in tribal language and laughs)

(shouts in tribal language)

(guards laugh)

(whistles)

(crowd murmurs)

Argh!

- Move everybody back.

- OK. (speaks in ancient language)

(speaks in tribal language)

Abracadabra.

Abracadabra.

Abracadabra.

Abracadabra.

Oop-boop-be-do.

Aloha, belladonna.

Oh, what a goose I am.

Shazam!

You have influence now.

If you wish to help us, it is the time.

I have told them you will destroy

the altar of sacrifice.

Agon has placed it here

and only a god can remove it.

This is what you get for showing off.

As you destroyed the stone bench,

so can you destroy this.

Sure.

(quietly) Any ideas?

I'm fresh out of dynamite.

(crowd chants) Ta na reja.

Say "Ta na reja".

It means "No more sacrifice".

- Ta na reja!

- (all chant) Ta na reja!

(shouts in tribal language)

- There. Are you happy? This is no toy.

- (speaks tribal language)

- Magic. My magic.

- (speaks tribal language)

I cannot work with this man.

He is impossible.

He does not listen. He is stupid.

And he smells.

- I will explain this to Nasta.

- But...

Possibly enthusiasm for battle.

Much to be admired.

- (speaks tribal language)

- Much to be admired.

Much to be admired.

Much to be admired.

Please to warn him.

I'm overcome with anger.

He joins us in battle.

(speaks ancient language)

He's worried about the devil's magic,

but... I told him that you have stolen it.

That you are a friend.

(crowd gasps)

(speaks tribal language and laughs)

(speaks tribal language)

(crowd chants)

- We're their last and only hope.

- We have to find a way to help them.

- Where are the rest of the weapons?

- You're looking at 'em.

Brother, we better start thinkin'.

Do you have any heavier metals?

No, but we have gold.

I am a man of peace, not a warrior,

so if you will just pay me my gold,

and provide me my bearers, I will be

returning home to spread your teachings.

Tell that to our warriors

who wait for your guidance.

(speaks tribal language)

Should I not stay behind and

guard against attack from the rear?

(yells)

Wow, with this much gold

we can make plenty of weapons.

We can hold the city for weeks.

(chanting)

OK, fellas, I know this stuff is heavy,

but move out.

(shouting in ancient language)

(Quatermain) Quick! Come on! Come on!

Half of you over there.

The other half come with me.

Up on the walls as quickly as you can.

- My God, it's the Eshowe.

- Now what do you want me to tell them?

- Look confident or the people will crack.

- Sure.

As soon as my knees stop shaking.

(battle cry)

(Umslopogaas) I welcome you.

I welcome you.

Who will first taste the sweet gift of steel?

(battle cry)

(command in ancient language)

(yells)

No, no, not yet.

OK, now!

Please, must you ruin that gold?

(shouts in ancient language)

Hyah! Hyah!

Hah!

(chants) Duva! Duva!

- Hah!

- Duva! Duva!

(Agon shouts orders)

- Duva! Duva!

- (shouts)

(thunder)

Robeson, get everyone off the walls

and get them into the temple.

(shouts in ancient language)

- I'll hold these stairs against them.

- We're in your hands.

I, the slaughterer, the swift-footed...

I, Umslopogaas, holder of the axe...

the son of kings, the wolfman.

I challenge them.

I await them.

(yells)

(yells)

(yells)

Umslopogaas, the axe!

The axe!

The axe!

Don't worry.

He's got everything under control.

(thunder)

(shouts in tribal language)

(screams)

(shouts in ancient language)

(shouts in tribal language)

I've got a score to settle with you.

(speaks tribal language)

Ah! Ah!

(both scream)

Well, it looks like everything turned out

just the way I planned.

Behind you! Agon!

(screams)

I was finally able to escape, sir.

Yes, I went through hell to get here.

Please. Water.

Water. Please.

Water, sir. Water.

Whoa!

(yells)

Not a nice thing to do to a holy man.

Only now do I feel the battle is over.

It's not a bad place to be a hero.

Yeah, but, uh... I've been thinking

it's time for something else.

Some other great adventure?

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Gene Quintano

Gene Quintano (born 1946 as Eugene Francis Quintano Jr.) is an American screenwriter, actor, film producer and director. He's best known for writing sequels to the hit film Police Academy and directing the western Dollar for the Dead and action parody Loaded Weapon 1, both starring Emilio Estevez. more…

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