Durango Kids (1999)Four kids journey back in time in search of lost gold. Director:Ashton Root |
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Durango Kids (1999)Four kids journey back in time in search of lost gold. Director:Ashton Root |
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| Larry Drake | ... |
Dudley
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| Curtis Williams | ... | ||
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Brendon Ryan Barrett | ... | |
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Caitlin Barrett | ... |
Katie
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Taylor Root | ... | |
| Austin Nichols | ... |
Sammy
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| Christina Milian | ... | ||
| Sara Paxton | ... | ||
| Donald Gibb | ... |
Mountain Man Morris
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| Patrika Darbo | ... |
Mrs. Grey
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Harrison Young | ... |
Uncle Gus
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| Mike Genovese | ... |
Tom Walsh
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David Kirkwood | ... |
Jacob Bigelow
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Melissa Berger | ... |
Jane Calloway
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William Martin Brennan | ... |
Crazy Eddie
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Four kids slip through a hole in time when they discover a hidden mine shaft that transports them to the old Wild West. Their magical journey takes them to a place where they encounter thieving bandits, pandemonium and adventure in their pursuit of lost gold. What the youngsters don't know is that their Principal is trying to capture the lost treasure first. Now the gang has to stick together to find the hidden gold before their evil Principal locates the loot for himself! Adventure has a new Posse! Written by Anonymous
I enjoyed this film because it reminded me of the stories I used to love when I was a kid. There was plenty of action, a couple of fist fights, the kids got captured by the crooks and then turned the tables on the villains who got their just deserts. Reminds me of the old "ripping Yarns" stories. The acting by the kids was natural and seamless - showed a quality of training. Well done! I'd like to see more stories like this for youngsters. Many childrens films pull the punches to be politically correct and lose something of the magic of story telling. This one didn't make that mistake. I'm surprised i haven't heard of it before this video release. I haven't got any real negative comments to make - for what it was, the film was well done.