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"Indiana Jones"-type adventure movie ...

Started by akiratubo, May 18, 2009, 10:46:30 PM

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akiratubo

80s/early 90s

There were two guys who ran a charter plane business.  A woman with a treasure map hired them to fly her to the treasure.  They were persued by comedy relief villains.

One scene sticks out.  The good guys were in a bar in some "exotic" locale, deciphering a new clue.  The bad guys walked in and there was a brawl.  One of the good guys hit the biggest bad guy with a chair.  The bad guy picked him up and said, "It will take more than a chair to stop me!"  Then the woman dropped a piano on the big bad guy's head.
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hellbilly


akiratubo

Thanks, but that's not it.  The protagonists were one woman and two men.
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frank



Probably "Firewalker" (1986), starring Chuck Norris and Louis Gossett Jr.

......"Now toddle off and fly your flying machine."

Trevor

I think Frank might have something there ~ for some reason, the South African film Africa Express (1989) also comes to mind.
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akiratubo

#6
Quote from: frank on May 20, 2009, 01:55:48 AMProbably "Firewalker" (1986), starring Chuck Norris and Louis Gossett Jr.

Thanks but it was definitely not Firewalker.

Quote from: Trevorthe South African film Africa Express (1989)

Thank you, I'll check into it.
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Ash


akiratubo

Kneel before Dr. Hell, the ruler of this world!

akiratubo

Something has occurred to me.  I *think* the movie was set during the 1930s.  The planes, clothes, and weapons (as I remember, anyway) seem to fit that period.
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double feature

Try Allan Quartermaine and the Lost City of Gold.

macabre

hi
I recall some movie with something like yellowhair in the title .It might be your movie!
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Gerry

#13
Sounds like it might actually be the pilot movie of the TV series "Tales of the Gold Monkey", now out on DVD.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdFN6agkNnQ

BoyScoutKevin

"Tales of the Gold Monkey" would be my guess as well. Dropping a piano on someone would fit right up there with the show's sense of humor.

Besides regulars Stephen Collins, Ron Moody, and Roddy McDowell, the character I remember best is the Nazi like character Fritz the Monocle, played by John Hillerman.