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Title: K-9 Adventures: Legend of the Lost Gold (2014)
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| Luke Perry | ... | Paul Stevenson | |
| Brooke Langton | ... | Courtney Lewis | |
| Ariana Bagley | ... | Kassie Stevenson | |
| Bob Clendenin | ... | Clint | |
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Renny Grames | ... | Brandy |
| Adam Johnson | ... | Pastor Bailey | |
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Kalvin Stinger | ... | Cole |
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Lillian Hepler | ... | Rachel |
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Jaden Kenny | ... | Ethan |
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Braxton Hew-Len | ... | Carlyle |
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Aaliyah Larsen | ... | Shandra |
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Chloe Richmond | ... | Tracy |
| Camrey Bagley Fox | ... | Esther Stevenson (as Camrey Bagley) | |
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Terence Goodman | ... | Officer Lloyd |
| Sarah Kent | ... | Officer Thompson | |
When Kassie and her friends stumble across an old, broken pocket watch they begin an unexpected journey to unlock the secret of the legendary Garrison Gold. They'll have to solve riddles and follow clues to find the lost treasure. With the help of her faithful dog, Scoot and her gang of misfit friends, Kassie is about to go on the adventure of a lifetime! Written by BigK509
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My six-year-old liked it, but I suspect children over eight will find it rather slow and tame compared with stuff like "Home Alone" (which I find rather offensive).
Nothing to offend prudish parents here, no violence, bad language or supernatural events. Competent direction and camera-work so it did not look desperately low budget, though there were several sequences of kids walking or bicycling, or of moving cars or trains, which padded out the length to 90 mins without adding content.
The young female lead was fresh and uncloying, but her cohorts were the usual stereotypes (fat boy, boffin, racial minority, etc).
Lame plot, and maybe I dozed off and missed something, but the solution of the "mystery" seemed rather fortuitous.
I give it 5 for children from 6 to 8, or for "old-fashioned" children a little older.