When a messenger from Troy meets Hercules (Kevin Sorbo) in a village, he learns that the man is the last of one hundred messengers sent by Troy to find Hercules. Hera has killed all the others along their journey. Then the man dies. Zeus (Anthony Quinn) tells his son that he needs a compass that belongs to a king to find Troy. Hercules heads to his kingdom and rescues the virgin Deianeira (Renee O'Connor) from a sacrifice to the god of the waters. She walks with him and soon Hercules learns that the king has died and Queen Omphale (Elizabeth Hawthorne) now rules the kingdom. Hercules uses the slave market to reach the queen and she gives the compass to him. Now they are able to reach Troy, where discoveries are made.
"Hercules: The Legendary Journeys - Hercules and the Lost Kingdom" (1994) is the great sequel of the first journey of Hercules with the Amazon Women. Yesterday I saw this entertaining film again, which is based on mythological gods, demigods, kings and queens and it has not aged. The strong Kevin Sorbo is tailored to be Hercules and his chemistry with Renee O'Connor is fantastic. Unfortunately, these Hercules' films have been only released on VHS in Brazil. My vote is seven.
Title (Brazil): "Hércules em Busca do Reino Perdido" ("Hercules in the Search of the Lost Kingdom")
"Hercules: The Legendary Journeys - Hercules and the Lost Kingdom" (1994) is the great sequel of the first journey of Hercules with the Amazon Women. Yesterday I saw this entertaining film again, which is based on mythological gods, demigods, kings and queens and it has not aged. The strong Kevin Sorbo is tailored to be Hercules and his chemistry with Renee O'Connor is fantastic. Unfortunately, these Hercules' films have been only released on VHS in Brazil. My vote is seven.
Title (Brazil): "Hércules em Busca do Reino Perdido" ("Hercules in the Search of the Lost Kingdom")