电影 泰山保驾迷魂阵 的评分为6.0分，共有22人参与。Sol Lesser, producer of the TARZAN film series for RKO, missed a golden opportunity when he cast Lex Barker to replace aging Johnny Weis*uller as the jungle lord. At 30, the 6'4" Barker's background ideally prepared him to play author Edgar Rice Burroughs' orphaned English lord; a direct descendant of Rhode Island founder Roger Williams, Barker's family was wealthy and 'Old Guard', and he was a star athlete with an Ivy League education from Princeton. A love of hellraising and sense of a*enture had led the young man to choose acting as a career, a move that effectively cut his ties to his family.With Barker's background, it would h*e seemed natural for Lesser to abandon the clichéd 'Me, Tarzan' portrayal of the previous 17 years, and return Tarzan to the character as written by Burroughs, that of a worldly a*enturer as comfortable in a tuxedo as a loincloth, whose unique jungle instincts made him the perfect choice for exciting a*entures around the world. But the veteran producer, afraid to tinker with a proven money maker, chose to simply h*e Barker imitate Weis*uller, speaking broken English, and still living in the treehouse condo with Jane (Brenda Joyce, * her last appearance in the role) and Cheeta.TARZAN'S MAGIC FOUNTAIN has an intriguing opening; a long-missing 'Amelia Earhart'-type *iatrix (Evelyn Ankers) comes out of the jungle, looking years younger than her actual age, to s*e her wrongly convicted hu*and (future 'Batman' star Alan Napier). While Tarzan knows the secret of her youth, he refuses to share the knowledge with Jane (who is a bit peeved!). Soon the couple return, and the woman flier has aged, considerably (Civilization will DO that...). Tarzan refuses to return the couple and their party to where she had achieved her 'youth', so Jane decides to take them herself, based on what the flier remembered of the journey, and the bits and pieces she'd learned from Tarzan.The group reach a forbidden city, and a fountain that IS the 'Fountain of Youth'...and face the ire of the 'lost civilization' living there, who had trusted Tarzan to keep their location secret. Naturally, the other members of the couple's group turn out to be money-hungry evil men, who reveal their true intentions with bloodshed...and it's Tarzan to the rescue!One can see why Lesser wouldn't h*e wanted Weis*uller for this film (critics would h*e been quick to suggest HE drink some of the elixir, pronto!), and despite the excellent cast (including veteran actors Albert Dekker and Charles Drake), the end result is no more than a standard 'B' movie, despite the publicity build-up given to Barker's assuming the role. The best moment of the film, in fact, goes to Cheeta, who guzzles Jane's hidden stash of the magic water, and reverts back to a baby chimp!Lex Barker got f*orable reviews, in general, for his *y, confident portrayal of the Ape Man, and he would appear in four more of the jungle epics, over the next four years.For those fans hoping for a Burroughs-inspired Tarzan in 1949, however, there would be ten more years of frustration, before he would finally emerge...电影 泰山保驾迷魂阵 豆瓣评分（8.0）