The Lost Medallion

Name: The Lost Medallion
Genre: Adventure
Released: March 1, 2013
Duration: 97 min
Cast: Alex Kendrick, Billy Unger, James Hong, Jansen Panettiere, Mark Dacascos

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MeThinx Entertainment | Release Date: March 1, 2013 | PG

Starring: Alex Kendrick, Billy Unger, James Hong, Jansen Panettiere, Mark Dacascos, Sammi Hanratty, Tiya Sircar

Summary: Billy and Allie, two teen-age-friends, uncover a long-lost medallion and then accidentally wish themselves back in time where their adventure gives them a new understanding of who they are and what their lives really mean.

Director: Bill Muir

Genre(s): Adventure

Rating: PG

Runtime: 97 min

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Andrew Barker

Mar 6, 2013

With its godly themes confined to an otherwise entirely superfluous framing device, this kiddie action-adventure works up just enough lukewarm swashbuckling energy to pass muster with bored young children and the Sunday school teachers entrusted with their care. Read full review

Frank Scheck

Mar 2, 2013

Designed as a family film adventure promoting positive values, it’s a sort of teenage "Raiders of the Lost Ark" that will provide mild diversion for very young audiences. Read full review

Chuck Wilson

Mar 1, 2013

The first in a projected series of four values-encouraging family films, The Lost Medallion is so corny that even the most conservative parent might beat a hasty retreat. Read full review

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