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title: "Journey To The Lost City"
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# Journey To The Lost City

**Brand:** sinister cinema
**Price:** S$22
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- **What is this?** Journey To The Lost City by sinister cinema
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Journey To The Lost City

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Lost City and lost scenes
  

*by C***D on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 4, 2009*

JOURNEY TO THE LOST CITY still has me trying to figure out where the lost city was and whether or not anyone in the film really finds it.This film, originally released by American International and shown in movie theatres in the late 1950s, is a severely truncated version of Fritz Lang's original lengthy opus. I remember seeing this short version in my father's small-town movie theatre on a double bill with another AIP programmer. Clearly, this was not another entry in the typical double-feature made-for-drive-in theatres for the horny teens who barely watched the screen anyway, like THE AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN and THE CAT WOMAN or BLOOD OF DRACULA and HOW TO MAKE A MONSTER. This was clearly an acquired product,  unlike others produced on a shoe-string budget. Nor, however, was it particularly satisfying. On DVD, unfortunately, taken from a faded 16 millimeter print, it is still unsatisfying.One can argue for the full version made in the German language by the great master of such film noir greats as THE BIG HEAT and such weird westerns as RANCHO NOTORIOUS, but his long version, available on two disks, seems to be much ado about very little. Despite its length, the original is not an epic. It is a stretched-out effort with very little substance behind it -- sort of a short story made long. JOURNEY TO THE LOST CITY is, on the other hand, too short. Too much was removed from Lang's original, so perhaps something in between these two versions would be more desirable. At least the original was rendered in clear crisp Technicolor images and, on DVD, looks great. It also includes both of Debra Paget's dance numbers, one of which is performed in a costume that is unbelievably erotic. This short version omits the racier of her two dances, and this is unfortunate. Including it in this film might have given the work a needed boast to rescue it from the turgid footage that remains.Paul Hubschimdt makes a stalwart hero, able to defeat a tiger in his white dinner jacket. Most American viewers may remember him as the villain in the Michael Caine - Harry Palmer film FUNERAL IN BERLIN, and he is well-cast here as the love interest of the incredibly beautiful Ms. Paget, one of the more stunning beauties to ever appear in American or foreign films. Both stars carry this film because the others, even the second male lead who lusts for her delectable torso, are given relatively little to do.I ordered this film from Amazon because I was curious to revisit the version that I had seen as a boy. Amazon, to its credit, did admit that this film might be unacceptable to some viewers because of its 16mm origin, so I have no one to blame for the washed-out colors that hamper this DVD product. Unfortunately, such films as ROME AGAINST ROME, originally released in theatres as WAR OF THE ZOMBIES, suffer, as well, from their humble origins that have not maintained their integrity over the years.Perhaps a better version of this severely edited version of Lang's over-long original will eventually become available. Until then, look for Lang's original. At least it has Paget's dance routine performed in her incredibly racy costume, if one can call the strategically placed stick-on patches a costume.

### ⭐⭐⭐ 3.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Review of  Journey to the lost city,,,Les  Boden
  

*by L***B on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 22, 2013*

Hi ,,If you are a fan of Debra Pagets as I am and have not seen the full length version you would probably been of been satisfied with this version but unfortunately in shortening it they have cut out some of the best parts ,unbelievably one of these parts being her snake dance which is without doubt the best known part of the film ,they would of done better by leaving it in and making the film that few minutes longer ,on the other hand the dubbing on this was in my opinion superior to that on other versions ,still a very watchable film ,,,,,Les Boden

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Pretty good movie.
  

*by C***A on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 11, 2010*

If you like Debra Paget you will like this movie. She also played in the Ten Commandaments. I didn't know she wasa dancer. In this movie she does a great dance performance.

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