Moustroll Good movie but grossly overrated

CrawlerChunky In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

Fairaher The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

Guillelmina The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

stefan1429 this is fun to watch if you like adventure movies like "The librarian" and "Indiana Jones", the acting is terrible but it is entertaining nonetheless.I recommend watching "The librarian" instead but if there is nothing else to watch on your play list go ahead and give it a go.like i said before, the acting is terrible and the writing poor. The choice of weapons by the villains is also questionable, Crossbows? and why does Interpol have a terrible German accent? The children are written extremely poor and snobby. On to another review Stefan

michael-young1984 Spoilers Below. But if you want QUALITY, then you won't care.The Hunters is a TREASURE Hunter movie. Imagine Spy Kids, Disney's Snow White & 7 Dwarfs, Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Lara Croft movies, and clichés you would expect from Scary Movie - combine them all an you have "The Hunters".At first the movie was interesting, then it was OK, then it started showing pointless drama, tons of convenient plot points, numerous clichés, and every point where there SHOULD be a booby trap, there isn't a single one! Well there is, but its so damn slow that even your legs were broken & you had to crawl your way out, you'd STILL make out. The bad guys were obvious, the good guys overpowered sidekicks to batman, and they made every puzzle seem so easy that "Legendary Treasure Hunter" feels self-proclaimed than earned (even though its "secret").If you hated Lara Croft, Indiana Jones & the plastic skull, and Spy Kids, then watching this will be torture. Seriously. AVOID.

SnoopyStyle Brothers Paxton (Robbie Amell) and Tripp Flynn (Keenan Tracey) find their parents (Michelle Forbes, Dan Payne) have gone missing, and they're in a secret society of Hunters who track down legendary artifacts for safe keeping. The brothers and friend Dylan (Alexa Vega) have to track down a secret artifact and save the Flynn parents.There are some good actors working here including the great Victor Garber. But I'm not sure the material is up to it. While the premise of a secret society is interesting, it's been done better elsewhere. This feels like a TV movie pilot hoping for a series pickup.I get that they're trying to be a different looking thriller. People with crossbows look silly unless they can explain they're some kind of magical crossbows. The production isn't big enough to get the look right. The action isn't strong enough to be exciting. The CGI is lesser TV level. Everything is just slightly not quite enough.

rannynm From the title, it's hard to predict what this movie is all about. Based on the title, I had an open mind. I have only one thing to say, I was pleasantly surprised! This is a great and thrilling movie for everyone. I absolutely love how many things are going on in this film. There is comedy, romance, action, adventure, thrilling scenes, a great and engaging story line and, of course, a puzzle to solve. The adventure begins when three people are looking for some artifacts to build a legendary item. When one turns on the others, all goes wrong. The two kids of the couple who are searching for this item and their friend go on an epic adventure to save the world and their parents. If you want to find out if the parents are OK and if they were successful in their quest, you have to watch the film. This film brings so many perks. It has great actors and excellent direction. The camera-work is totally impressive. There are so many actions - climbing and jumping and even some scary stuff. But, the picture is very clear and the storyline easy to follow. I have to say that my favorite scene is when the older brother discovers his little brother has skipped school and is very mad at him. I can greatly appreciate this scene. It has brotherly love or, as I call it "bromance." It's extremely funny and will hit home with many viewers. I recommend this movie to ages 8 to 18 because it is very intense film. I give it 5 out of t stars and wouldn't be surprised if they eventually turn this movie into a series. I know I will be looking out for that. Reviewed by KIDS FIRST! Film Critic Gerry O. For more reviews, go to kidsfirst dot org.