Treasure Buddies

I agree with the post above, I am a fan of the previous buddies movie but this new 2012 one just doesn't cut it for me, The movie is terrible, the animation on the animals lips are really bad, and the verb-age used just does not seem to fit in place. I must admit I did like the story line, but other then that this movie is a disaster. Quite frankly I think Babe was better then this. No offence to the directors, but while watching this I felt like Kids had made this movie. This is defiantly not better then Snow puppies or the ones before it.

So in summary Ill give it 2/10 stars.

I cant believe movie makers in Hollywood still produce movies in 2012; after the whole world has witnessed the reality of the middle east region and how civilised it is, to teach your children that Egypt is still a desert where people wear costumes that has vanished 100s of years ago! The funny thing is that the production team did enough effort to use the new car plate numbers used in Egypt which has been applied 2 years ago only! Now i am not surprised why whenever i visit some cities in the states and i just mention i am from Egypt, some people stare at me wondering how did i reach the US!!!!! Shame on all the production teams, you are indirectly educating our children and building very wrong information about the rest of the world. aside from that, the movie is very poor in terms of animation and effects, and i can ensure middle eastern producers can even produce something much more real than this

I have only one question for parents who have reviewed this movie negatively.

Did your child enjoy it?

Thank you. Now go back and adjust your star rating, or just delete your comment.

The makers of this franchise are not going for Oscars, for heaven's sake, and they never were. Yes, the movie is obviously made in a studio - what do you expect, for it to be shot on location in Egypt?

I didn't mind it and my daughter loved it, and since I bought it for her, that's all I care about.

Budderball, B-Dawg, Buddha, Mudbud and Rosebud go to an exhibit on Ancient Egypt with Pete (Mason Cook), who is the grandson of Thomas Howard (Richard Riehle), a retired archaeologist. Phillip Wellington (Edward Herrmann) is a British archaeologist and is also on display with his cat Ubasti. However, Phillip Wellington is a fake, antique thief.

The Buddies on their way to the rescue... Like all their predecessors, cute, cuddly and silly... Same script, just changes the human characters (and maybe a rotation of doggies) and the location of the adventures... Here a desert in Egypt, funny and cute like all the others... Let's go to the last one to finish the franchise...

well, the speaking animals were animated okay, the story is a little bit interesting. But thats all. Everything looks really unreal and cheap made. I can't believe it has 9 of 10 stars at this moment. Looks like a movies made i the late 80's, just in HD.

My son watched it, for him it was okay. But i expected something better than that, made with more love to the detail. For me it seems like it's just thrown on the market, if the parents like it or not doesn't matter, the kids in Wall Mart will cry as long as they get the DVD / Blu Ray...

1 star because at least my son liked it a little bit, but he enjoys other movies more, like all this animated movies and so on.

I also found some stuff in the movie what is not really okay for young kids, like the "bad guy" is acting with the guys around him and so on, also the bad animated temple cats were weird.