Tad, the Lost Explorer

It's just, not good at all.

It was okay I guess, I liked the Indiana Jones reference

TAD: The Lost Explorer. This marked the next generation of Indiana Jones fans. Some scenes are predictable, but the genre is extravagant and wonderous for hat-brazing archaeologists. The film is describing the clear sense of Indiana Jones, although with some faulty expenses with the character, Tad, being afraid of such things. Sarah Lavroff, (don't mind the tank top) is very sensible to encourage Tad. This film should be remembered for its plot well endured with, along with its soul purpose to the audience to love Indiana Jones again, but with a seemingly well-placed animated film to tell the line. 10/10

nice movie, nothing special though

LOL, the funniest 01 hour: and 32 minutes ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No está tan mal. La animación está decente para su presupuesto.

Rough watch, probably won't watch again, and can't confidently recommend, unless it's for younger audiences...and even then, probably no. This movie feels like a first attempt. Tad is actually a charming underdog character, Sarah plays well as an attraction for the lead and an independently grown character which shows so much intricacy from a writing perspective that the rest of the non-animal characters are baffling. There is just so little here to work with that I don't have a lot to say. The train action sequence was actually decent, but I was wasn't engaged with the movie for the majority of the time. I think this is better skipped, but if you actually like this, then there is a sequel that is slightly better.

The first movie I watched. Really good graphics. Left a deep impression in my mind

Yes it's a kids movie... but there are so many references to movies of my youth (90s) that you have fun remembering the Joy's of them movies. I'd watch this over and over again just to see what I missed.

It's a nice and epic movie no matter what anyone says fuck you Grace Montgomery you boomer