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Secret of the Incas (1954)

Harry Steele (Charlton Heston) is a tourist guide determined to make his fortune by finding the Sunburst, an Inca treasure.

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Roy C 22 Mar 2009

This moderately fun adventure yarn from the mid-fifties is mostly noteworthy for two things: Yma Sumac appears in a minor role and performs several of her songs, and Charlton Heston's character of Henry Steele was clearly one of the main cinematic inspirations for Indiana Jones a few decades down the line. The performances are okay, the Technicolor cinematography is vivid, and the Peruvian locations are beautiful. The plot is a bit on the slow side, however, and the tomb raiding at the end is pretty underwhelming, at least seen with post-Indiana Jones-eyes. All in all, then, an average movie.

Matthew C 04 Dec 2010

"I've seen so many women cry it doesn't effect me anymore." Charlton Heston plays one cold hearted dude in this 50s adventure film that served as a major inspiration for the Indiana Jones films. Plenty of twists, turns, and acts of daring-do abound and some secrets are best left to history. An extremely awkward musical ceremony at about the mid-point serves as some nightmare fuel. Seriously, Yma Sumac's body language is an amazing combination of laughable and threatening. Otherwise, a great deal of fun and a must see for fans of the Indiana Jones films. HestFactor 9.

Jeremy B 09 Mar 2009

Quite an entertaining adventure, especially for its time. As many have pointed out, the character Heston plays here seems to have been a direct influence on Spielberg and Lucas when they dreamed up Indiana Jones. They certainly look the same, but the big difference is that while Indy is doing it for science, Chuck Heston's character is doing it for the money. And that's what makes this movie so unexpectedly appealing -- Heston's character is unapologetically greedy and with many scruples. One more thing: extra points for the film because it was actually shot on location in Peru as opposed to some filming the actors on a sound stage in Hollywood with tacky backdrops behind them. Check it out if you get the chance. Perfect for a lazy weekend afternoon.

Paul D 04 Dec 2010

"I'm so mad at you I could put a hole in your head." Charlton Heston's graverobbing adventurer is a lot like Indiana Jones...except whereas Harrison Ford was a bit of a rapscallion, Chuck's Harry Steele is just an asshole. He will woo you for your money, he will get ya drunk for your plane, and he will toss ya off a cliff for your gold. Secret of the Incas does loose some points though for what has to be the worst, most uncomfortable musical interlude in cinematic history from Yma Sumac. Her lip syncing and body language is absolutely horrifying. VF.

Dylan K 26 Feb 2018

although it inspired raiders of the lost ark, the protagonist is too unlikable and greedy for this to be completely enjoyable.