Timecrafters: The Treasure of Pirate's Cove

Well, it's kinda like The Goonies, but without the cast, the acting, the characters, the story, the clever dialogue, the genius directing, the credibility, the props, the visuals, the overall loveability... Ah, forget it. It's nothing like the Goonies. It's just nothing.

I only give it two stars on account of the occasional spark of genuine comedic brilliance from the supporting actors; very rare, though... Give it a miss. You're missing, well, nothing.

I'm a Huge fan of pirate movies. And Time travel movies. The combo of these two would make an excellent movie.

This movie however wasn't as good as I thought that it would be.

This description said it was an Adventure and Family movie.

I'd see this movie more or less for Children under 15, maybe even 10. It was a simple slightly amusing flick that would catch the eyes of children. I'm 46 years old and I adore a GOOD Disney film, Classic or modern and find good family fun in those.

I was getting bored of this film, wasn't enough action, not as much adventure as I'd like to have seen.

The story and concept was a great idea.

What is the mystery?. The mystery is how an actor of McDowell's standing can end up in this c-movie tosh. Most of the acting is amateurish and the special effects are derisively laughable. He who starred in 'Clockwork Orange, If, Aces High and Caligula, to name but a few and surely was considered among the elite of Britain's great character actors has sunk to this...how sad..

If you accept it for what it is -- a made for cable TV movie -- it is on par with Nickelodeon and Hallmark, e.g., The Good Witch. Better than Stowaway 2021.

The one thing I don't understand is why Maddie McCormick (Betsy / Constance) tries to pull off an australian accent. Demerit against the director.

The movie was boring and low quality. If you feel like wasting your time it's perfect for you. The movie's story line has inconsistencies and is confusing.