A family of archeologists hunt down artifacts from fairy tales that have been hidden around the globe.A family of archeologists hunt down artifacts from fairy tales that have been hidden around the globe.A family of archeologists hunt down artifacts from fairy tales that have been hidden around the globe.
- Awards
- 2 nominations
Alexa PenaVega
- Dylan Savini
- (as Alexa Vega)
Dean McKenzie
- Capt. Skooner
- (as Dean Monroe McKenzie)
Mark Ghanimé
- Museum Curator
- (as Mark Ghanime)
Suebpong Puttapol
- Goon #1
- (as Suebpong 'Jod' Puttapol)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe glass shard that Mason (Victor Garber) holds up resembles the classic "Star Trek" emblem.
- GoofsTripp states that with 3 buttons there could be thousands of combinations but assuming each button is only used once the maximum number of combinations would be 6.
- Quotes
Dylan Savini: Reperio quod servo. Nunquam utor. Find and Protect. Never use. The Hunters' oath.
- SoundtracksFountain Of Youth
Written by Tim Myers, Jim Greer, and Brandon Arnovick
Performed by Tim Myers featuring Rondo Brothers
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If you haven't seen it, you're not missing much
From the very opening, this had TV written all over it.
The locations imply that production values were good, but the actors, outfits, make-up, etc., all said that there was a second-rate production team behind it (nobody seemed to sweat or get dirty hiking through jungles, for instance, and these little details really take a viewer out of a tale on a subconscious level).
As for the plot: well, it's a very TV-series-pilot affair, with villains who shoot their own henchmen in the backs for no apparent reason (and with crossbows(!) that I imagine were hidden away inside a bra) and action that is neither gritty nor pops off the screen as impressive - actually, think of the kind of bland fights from Xena and just know that they were better...
I suppose that really, this film was aimed at children/young teenagers, so I wasn't the target audience, but from an adult's point of view, there's nothing new and what there is has been done better a hundred+ times already.
The locations imply that production values were good, but the actors, outfits, make-up, etc., all said that there was a second-rate production team behind it (nobody seemed to sweat or get dirty hiking through jungles, for instance, and these little details really take a viewer out of a tale on a subconscious level).
As for the plot: well, it's a very TV-series-pilot affair, with villains who shoot their own henchmen in the backs for no apparent reason (and with crossbows(!) that I imagine were hidden away inside a bra) and action that is neither gritty nor pops off the screen as impressive - actually, think of the kind of bland fights from Xena and just know that they were better...
I suppose that really, this film was aimed at children/young teenagers, so I wasn't the target audience, but from an adult's point of view, there's nothing new and what there is has been done better a hundred+ times already.
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- grandmastersik
- May 11, 2014
Details
- Runtime1 hour 25 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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