"Tad the Lost Explorer and the Secret of King Midas"

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It's been a while since I've done a family friendly movie and I was very excited to see this at Redbox. While I normally don't watch sequels without seeing the first, but in the interest of diverse genres on the blog, I made an exception. 

Taking place two years after the events in "Tad the Lost Explorer", we find Tad Stone (Trevor White) back at his construction job in Chicago and also going to school studying archeology while Sara Larvof (Alex Kelly) is off still exploring and making archeological discoveries. Her latest is a parchment depicting the story of King Midas and his golden touch, but just as Tad is about to set out for Las Vegas, the Mummy (Joseph Balderrama) who they met in the first film shows up having been banished from his Incan city and Tad has no choice but to take his undead friend along for the ride. As Sara is presenting her find, Jack Rackham (Ramon Tikaram) and his goons crash the event taking the parchment and Sara. Now it's up to Tad, Mummy, and Sara's assistant Tiffany (Gemma Whelan) to get to the pieces and rescue Sara before Rackham can gain Midas's power and use it to take control of the world.

A comical action piece. This movie will appeal to all ages at the next family movie night. It has laughs for the kids with their jokes and wild antics and action that is perfect for adults and not too scary for most kids. A four G.M.Star film that will become a family favorite.

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  1. MoVTie CriticApril 11, 2018 at 6:11 AM

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