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He is an evil billionaire who kidnaps Sara Lavrof to force her to help him find Midas' collar piece (which grants the wearer the power to turn anything to gold) and he will stop at nothing to get the power.
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On a stormy night at sea, the archaeologist named Sara Lavrof retrieves an ancient scroll from a deep-sea trench. On another boat, Jack Rackham spies on the ecstatic woman through binoculars. Seeing his chance, he hands the captain a heavy case as a "reward" and has his goons throw the panicking man overboard.
At Sara's presentation in Vegas, she opens the scroll to reveal it to be the Midas Papyrus, which tells the legend of how Midas got rid of his golden curse by hiding three pieces of his gold collar in three different locations that have just recently been revealed. Suddenly, Rackham and his goons (disguised as waiters) ambush the event, trying to steal the scroll as a game of keep-away ensues. Eventually, Rackham grabs the scroll and takes Sara hostage and carries her to his helicopter. Tad Stones (the protagonist and Sara's boyfriend) tries to stop him, but Rackham kicks him off. As Tad falls, Sara tosses her notebook to him as the chopper door slams shut.
Rackham tries to get Sara to talk, but she refuses. He injects a truth serum into her arm. Sara tires to fight the urge, but it is no use. She tells everything is in her notebook which Tad currently has before she faints. Rackham orders his henchmen to find Tad and steal the notebook from him.
Meanwhile, Tad, along his dog Jeff, with Sara's assistant Tiffany Maze, Sara's mute parrot Belzoni and the Mummy (who was banished from Paititi and joined Tad for the ride) arrive in Granata, Spain to find the first piece of the collar. They eventually locate the collar piece in a secret chamber under a fountain.
Tad and Tiffany's joy of success is short-lived as Rackham arrives and demands Tad to give him the collar piece and the notebook or he will shoot Sara. Tad reluctantly hands him the notebook and collar piece, and Rackham releases Sara. The evil mercenary then heads on his way. Just as Sara feels like all hope is lost, Tad reveals that he secretly ripped three pages from the notebook. Overjoyed, Sara thanks him and announces that the second collar piece is in Cappadocia, Turkey. And without the three pages, Rackham won't be able to find the correct temple, giving the heroes a head-start.
In Turkey, Tad and the gang walk through the bazaar, but are forced hide as Rackham and his henchmen approach. Rackham tells his goons to find the temple with the second collar piece within three hours. Tad and Mummy witness Rackham's henchmen approach a temple, but the goons leave, as it doesn't match the symbols on the notebook (thanks to the ripped-out pages). As soon as the goons are gone, Tad approaches the temple and eventually manages to retrieve the second collar piece.
Meanwhile, a furious Rackham yells at his goons for their failure. Realizing Tad tricked him, Rackham tosses Sara's notebook down. Tiffany suddenly arrives and tosses Rackham the second collar piece, stating that she wants fame on the discovery.
In the cold and treacherous mountains, Sara tries to chisel the mountain where the third collar piece resides. Soon, Rackham's helicopter arrives, and Rackham and his goons step out with Tiffany in tow. Rackham force Sara into leading him and his lackeys into the cave.
Rackham, Sara and Tiffany walk through the cave with three henchmen and a caged Belzoni. The group enters a cavern where across an interior lake, they see a statue of Apollo. They row boats across the icy water to the other side.
On another ridge, Tad, Mummy and Jeff see Rackham's chopper and they sled down on a pieta dish into the cave. They skim across the icy water and land at Rackham's feet. Rackham just decides add Tad to his hostages.
The group arrive at an enormous statue of Apollo with a large sarcophagus. Rackham removes the golden head from his cane and presses it into the center of the tomb, and it unlocks, revealing a skeleton wearing the final piece of the collar. Rackham orders Tad to retrieve the piece from the sarcophagus. Tad reluctantly obeys and picks up a gold piece with a symbol similar to the one on Rackham's cane. He pulls the piece out of the tomb.
Tad approaches Rackham who orders him to place the necklace on his neck. Tad places the piece around Rackham's neck. Two henchmen come with the other two collar pieces and place them on the empty slots on the necklace. Rackham cackles evilly as golden sparkles emanate his hands, and his cane turns gold. As he walks, his footprints leave behind golden splotches on the floor.
Tiffany confronts Rackham stating that now that he has what he wants, she demands him to let her friends go. But Rackham laughs her off, revealing he never intended to keep his end of the bargain. Tiffany shoots bullets at Rackham, but they bounce off harmlessly. Rackham gloats that he now has the power of Midas, and he stomps his foot across the floor. A golden crack shoots across the floor forcing everyone to flee.
Rackham searches for his prey through the cloud of dust. He spots the running heroes and stomps his foot again, spreading another gold crack as the heroes' scramble for cover. Tad and Sara hide behind a boulder and decide they have to get the collar piece off of Rackham. Mummy tosses a rock at Rackham's head.
As he tosses another one, Rackham deflects it with his glowing golden hand. Rackham shoots golden energy at Mummy, who dodges, and it knocks a boulder over that narrowly misses Tiffany, who nearly falls off a cliff before Sara catches her by the hand. Holding the pita dish, Tad lunges at Rackham, who shoots another golden energy beam at him. Tad deflects the beam with the dish, which turns into gold. Rackham fires more gold energy beams, which Tad deflects with the gold dish. The evil Rackham then knocks Sara aside with his cane, preparing kill her. Tad slams the pieta dish against Rackham's face, knocking the collar off.
Rackham simply slams Tad against a rock, then puts the collar back on. The evil mercenary then approaches the weak injured Sara and lifts up a blazing ball of gold energy to kill her. Tad tackles Rackham, holding the evil man's wrists. Rackham fires a ball of energy at Tad, who ducks, and it hits the ceiling, causing stalactites to collapse. Tad moves out of the way just as a huge boulder falls on Rackham, crushing him to death.
Tad dreams of becoming an archaeologist traveling the world, uncovering hidden secrets and lost treasure, but his job working construction keeps him daydreaming instead of exploring. The chance of a lifetime comes when he is invited to attend archaeologist Sara Lavrof's presentation of her latest discovery - the papyrus that proves the existence of the Necklace of Midas, the legendary King who turned everything he touched into solid gold.
Enjoyably solid, "Tad the Lost Explorer and the Secret of King Midas" is a kid-friendly animated adventure that will not alienate the adults looking on. The story of a bumbling adventurer who finds himself embroiled in a plot to rescue his love while locating artifacts related to King Midas, the film is spry, funny, and neatly constructed. The film wears its references on its sleeve, but its energy and commitment to semi-smart entertainment give it buoyancy.
While I wasn't thrilled that the kick-ass Sarah was downgraded and sidelined to a "Damsel in Distress" plotline here, it was still a great time catching up with some characters that have really grown on me!
If I was kid, this would definitely be one of the cornerstones of my childhood. This movie just brings a load of nostalgia that movies that I watched as a child bring. All of the warm fun that an animated movie needs for a kid to be satisfied can be found here. You have theoretically everything you need here, a fun protagonist, a comic relief character, some animals, a mediocre villain and a forced ''plot twist''.
The story concerns Tad Jones, a construction worker and an ambitious archaeologist, who goes on an assignment to save his girlfriend, Sara, from the commands of a nasty man who is after a stone which belongs to King Midas.
...as with the first instalment, Tad's return has pretty predictable plotting, but the 7yo had fun and I was never bored, enjoying all the whip-cracking tributes: the opening lifted directly from Last Crusade and the Williams-esque musical cues a nice touch.
Tad, the Lost Explorer (original title: Las Aventuras de Tadeo Jones) is a Spanish animated adventure comedy film, presented at Annecy International Animated Film Festival (AIAFF) in 5 June 2012 and theatrically released in 31 August of the same year.
The film tells the story of Tad Stones, a construction worker and archeology enthusiast who wants to be an Adventurer Archaeologist just like his idol Max Mordon. His friend, Professor Humbert, is summoned to Peru to meet with another researcher, Professor Lavrof, who has discovered what might be the key to the location of the lost city of Paititi, where the Incans have hidden their golden treasure. Furthermore, the city is believed to contain a golden statue that makes those who hold it immortal, created so that the Incan guardians could defend their treasure forever. However, Humbert suffers an unexpected (but harmless) accident and Tad has to go in his place. Unfortunately, a gang of pirates and mercenaries called the Odysseus is after the artifact too, and Tad arrives to find that Lavrof has been kidnapped. Joined by Lavrof's daughter Sara and their Soap Opera-obsessed enthusiastic salesman employee Freddy; they now have to go on a wild journey to find the treasure before the Odysseus, rescue the professor, and hopefully come out alive.
Created by the film's director Enrique Gato, the character of Tadeo Jones (Tad Stones) had previously appeared in two animated short films released in 2004 (Tadeo Jones) and 2007 (Tadeo Jones and the Basement of Doomnote Original title Tadeo Jones y el stano maldito), as well as a few comics drawn by renowned Spanish cartoonist Juan Lpez Fernndez, a.k.a. "Jan". 152ee80cbc
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