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(IN)DIANA AND THE PHANTOM
This picture was ignored by most critics and few people saw it on the theaters here in Brazil. But it is a very good action movie. It has the spirit of Indiana Jones films, as it takes places in distant places, in a deep forest, it has a lot of mystic in the air and it happens during the II WW. The scenes of fight and action are very exciting and the famous super-hero seems to move very fast. Billy Zane is perfectly cast in the title role. Kristy Swanson was very beautiful and charming in her first movies, but seems to be loosing her attraction. The role of Diana here should have been played by gorgeous and athletic villain Catherine Zeta Jones, whose hair is even similar to the comics character (later she would appear in another comics character, "Zorro"). One of the reasons for the good production is the presence of Joe Dante as Executive Producer. He now could film the story of the honeymoon of the Phantom, which would be a great hit.

Great Comic adventure
The Phantom is quite good and the cast is great too. The Phantom was an enjoyable facinating comic, and any fans of the comic book will find no reason not to watch the feature-length movie. This movie is a great action ride adventure and i'm sure you'll love the story. Same charecters and no flaws, this movie is perfect. 8.5/10.

Fun Fast Phantom Fists of Fury
When looking for a fun action film one can certainly do far worse than The Phantom, based upon the newspaper strip of the same name. Billy Zane plays the title role with Treat Williams as the main villain.

The plot revolves around a quest to find three sacred, and powerful, skulls that together form a powerful weapon. To prevent the skulls from falling into the wrong hands the Phantom must travel to New York in his disguise as Mr. Walker (a play on The-Ghost-Who-Walks).

This is an excellent movie for swashbuckling fans with plenty of action and derring-do. There is also the nice touch that the women are not helpless as we so often see in movies. There are also little touches brought in from other movies and comic strips (but I'll let you see it to figure them out). Classic imagery is combined with good action and good lines to make the Phantom a movie well worth seeing.

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