Review of King Solomon's Mines (1985) by Walter Goodman for The New York Times — 16 May 2004
And that's the problem. Despite strenuous efforts by Herbert Lom and John Rhys-Davies as a pair of comical villains who can't decide whether they are supposed to be funny or menacing, the story is lost in the effects.
As Mr. Chamberlain remarks at one threatening moment, ''Boy, looks like they've thought of everything.''
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This review of King Solomon's Mines (1985) was written by Walter Goodman and published by The New York Times on 16 May 2004.
King Solomon's Mines has generally received mixed reviews.
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