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Cheese-O-Rama part 1

This is going to be a new section. This is how it works, if i see something in the news or anywhere that reminds me of a great cheese movie or a show, that's going to come right here.

For example, I saw in the news today that some archeologists believe the have found King Solomon's Mines. Not the grand image of diamonds, but a regular copper types.

As I read this, I remembered a great cheese movie that rode the Raiders of the Lost Ark wave, called King Solomon's Mines, about the old forgotten Alan Quatermain. He used to be a favorite book character of mine by the way.

It had train chases, booby traps, savages, a big boiling pot, and even music resembling that of Indiana Jones, great great great cheese.

With Richard Chamberlain and a young and inexperienced Sharon Stone, I loved it.

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Ilya said…
That's a good one - although, surprisingly to me, I don't think I ever watched it in its entirety. I have no recollection of some of the scenes in this trailer.

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