Lost in Africa

I had seen this movie when it got released, and when I was 12 years old :) And I still vividly recollect the wonderful scenes of how the hero/heroine escape every time when faced with danger :) And the best feature of the movie was the portrayal of the villain! I think many so-called action movies copied a lot many "escape scenes" from this movie!! And not only does it never impress me when I see such copying, it always increases my appreciation for this masterpiece! :) The lead actors have acted wonderfully. The slow and realistic development of the chemistry b/w the hero and heroine was extremely natural and wonderfully portrayed. As children, we felt that the love that developed b/w them was very natural :) The way they face and overcome all their trials and tribulations together was something that can make even kids realize the value of true love, sacrifice and caring. I recommend that every person see this movie when given a chance!! --Vijay.

Despite the score it has I rather liked his film. Fantastic atmosfere with colourful animals. Although the plot is a little weak, the acting is OK. Sometimes its a little far fetched, but I still liked it.

My rating: About a 8.

I really enjoyed this film.

Jennifer McComb and Ashley Hamilton give wonderful performances in this movie that combines a sexy romance between the two lead actors and an exciting journey through the African desert, highlighted by amazing photography of the African wildlife. Although there isn't much of a plot, the chemistry between McComb and Hamilton is very good and you can't ignore that cute baby elephant they rescue from poachers.

I liked this movie very much. Although this movie doesn't boast of big (or even known) names, its very charming. Its one of those feel good types where you know that everythings gonna be just fine in the end. My favorite scene is with the baby elephant part. I rate this movie at 7.5

Worth seeing for beautiful landscapes and animal life, and most of all for delightful Jennifer McComb ! Sure, the scenario is thin, the story next to inexistent, the acting naive, but beautiful scenery and Jennifer McComb as the epitome of feminity in Edenic African paradise are pure delight.