Enrique Gato
as Director
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Kiswahili,Português,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,هَرْشٜن هَوْس,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ,中文
The animation film Tad: The Lost Explorer, starring Óscar Barberán, Michelle Jenner, José Mota, etc., directed by Enrique Gato, was released on July 24, 2013 in Spain. It tells the story of Construction worker Tad wants to be a famous archaeologist. He gets a chance to look for a lost Inca city in Peru, where the gold was hidden. He meets the professor's cute daughter/assistant. Villains chase them. This is an Animation, Adventure, Comedy film with a runtime of 92 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 5.9/10 from 9,654 viewers.
Enrique Gato
as Director
Óscar Barberán
as Tadeo Jones
Michelle Jenner
as Sara Lavrof
José Mota
as Freddy
José Corbacho
as Freddy
Pep Anton Muñoz
as Max Mordon
Luis Posada
as Momia
Meritxell Ané
as Tadeo niño
Miguel Ángel Jenner
as Kopponen
Carles Canut
as Profesor Miguel Humbert
Félix Benito
as Profesor Lavrof
Aleix Estadella
as Voces adicionales
Ariadna Giménez
as Voces adicionales
José Antonio Jimenez
as Voces adicionales
Marta Martorell
as Abuela Tadeo
Rosa Moyano
as Voces adicionales
Rafa Parra
as Voces adicionales
Jordi Royo
as Capataz
Carlos Vicente
as Voces adicionales
Javier López Barreira
as Writer
Gorka Magallón
as Writer
Ignacio del Moral
as Writer
Jordi Gasull
as Writer
Neil Landau
as Writer
Diego San José
as Writer
Verónica Fernández
as Writer
Lillian González
as Writer
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Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
source: Tad: The Lost Explorer
My family saw Tad on TV a number of years ago and watched it numerous times. Looked for a DVD for the longest time and when we found it on iTunes last year we couldn't help but get it. A good movie for the whole family that is really enjoyable.
I have not much to say about this movie. Tad the lost explorer is a very clichè and unoriginal movie. It apes every single adventure movie (mostly Indiana Jones). The story is boring and forgettable. The main protagonist (Tad) is pathetic, goofy and forgettable (his sidekick, Sara is a good Lara Croft clone). Graphic is ok (but some texture are very ugly, just like the jaguar scene), the movie has some very interesting visuals, but there are just few of them. The movie is occasionaly violent and the ending is predictable. Overall the movie isn't terrible, just mediocre and forgettable. Spain tries to ape Disney Pixar but it has a lot to learn. By the way, I'm not going to watch the sequel. Final score 5/10 (mediocre). If you want to enjoy "Tad the lost explorer" I strongly reccomend to watch it without too many expectations.
I watched the trailer , it looked like fun and a lot of Action and comedy, but when you really watch the movie it is totally different, There were more than a couple of moments of Action but it all seemed unnecessary, overdone and excessively overrated. Come to the comedy part it was just cheap and not funny at all. Final judgment, Just find something else.
I found it inappropriate for kids. What appeared like demons were chasing the character. The female character had a tight tank top with her * half out. There is another picture shown of what appears like an Asian *. Another character says "I don't care what the hell he is" It's very sad that these creators have to put this garbage into kids movies.
Have you ever seen a coconut? IT seems the creators have no idea how a real coconut looks like. I have never seen a modern animated film with so many mistakes, and incoherences. I expected much more from an animated film. Just taking in consideration all the time and effort it gets to create a film of this genre. That is why it is a pity that people waste time and money making a film of such a low quality. I have to say that the work of the animators is great, but it seems not to be a screenwriter. When you tell a story, it doesn't count the effects and the technical quality. The most important thing is to have something to tell, something to teach, and know how to tell it. After Toy Story of Pixar animated films have demonstrated that you can take advantage of animation to create amazing products. To have a good movie it is only needed 2 main ingredients: plausibility and credibility. Without them you have nothing that worth it. People is not stupid, and children are much more intelligent than the director of this film consider. PS: I can see a inferiority complex of the director setting a protagonist in Chicago. Being a Spanish movie full of construction worker it was easy to imagine an Spanish Tadeo. Maybe he sinned of ambition, when putting all the texts in English. Anyway I wouldn't be proud of that stupid protagonist. Terrible the scene of the torero and the jaguar...
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