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Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.

KING OF THE LOST WORLD is, unsurprisingly, a rip-off of Peter Jackson's KING KONG put out by the team at The Asylum. It's as pitiful as you'd imagine, a cheap reworking of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's THE LOST WORLD, featuring a quartet of explorers who crash land on a remote island when their plane develops a fault. Once there things turn into a lame version of KING KONG complete with bikini girls running around and some appallingly awful special effects. What with the wooden line delivery and general barrel-scraping feel, this is poor stuff indeed, and even some old-timers like Steve Railsback and Bruce Boxleitner do nothing to save it.

I mean it only one scene in this movie is worth watching and even then for the men in the room. Just one scene with the lesbian cave girls and the stewardess getting her top ripped open and being felt up and kissed. The only moment of enjoyment I got out of the movie, were the hot cave girl lesbians. The rest was painful to behold, painful,the acting, the special effects, the bad storyline. But that one scene, is it the only, thing that spices this movie up. That is sad that the only enjoyment you can get out of this movie, is some unexpected female nudity and lesbianism. Please stay away from this movie, try to find that one scene online or something if you must be please just stay away. It's another Asylum stinker ripping-off blockbusters so please just walk away from them.

I gave this film a 3 / 10 because at least it was in focus, lit, audible and none of the actors stared at the camera or off-camera people. So technically, at least, it was of acceptable quality.As for plot, character interaction/development, dialog and so on, it was mostly sewn-together cloth of movie clichés. As these shortcuts and symbols get relied on more and more our movies will become more and more stylized and incomprehensible to those not familiar with the language, like Opera or Japanese Kabuki and Noh theater.One of the newer and more annoying such idiocies is the "safe line." The explosion at the end is "limited extent -- 300 yards" says the Challenger character, and it's true: once our heroes have run 305 yards away, they can safely stop, turn and witness the event completely unharmed. Everything within a 300 yard radius in all directions (including up and down) is completely and utterly destroyed, yet the survivors can stand a few inches farther away and suffer no blast effects, no radiation effects at all. They don't shade their eyes from the light and heat and don't hold their ears to shield them from the noise.I have been seeing this kind of thing in more and more movies lately and I want it to stop, do you hear me? Stop it! Right now! (pant, pant, gasp) I feel better now....

King Of The Lost World, a perfect B-movie classic. Extremely close to King Kong, both original and remake, but seeing as they all inspired by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's book Lost World I can see why. Bruce Boxleitner is cast perfectly, in that is he a bad guy or good guy role. Rhett Giles, is another who I really enjoyed in the movie, he definitely has leading man qualities,I look forward to see him in his upcoming TV show Lost Colony. King Of the Lost World is a great Suanday afternoon movie for those of us who love cheesy films. Giant apes and spiders, Scorpions afraid of a camera flash, and man eating vines, a great way to waste 2 hours.