Thomas & Friends: Sodor's Legend of the Lost Treasure: The Movie

2015
6.4| 1h3m| NA| en| More Info
Released: 08 September 2015 Released
Producted By: Arc Productions
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Shiver me timbers. Surprises await Thomas and his friends as they dig up their most daring adventure yet. Unearthing an old pirate ship, Thomas is on the hunt for Sodor's lost treasure. When Thomas rocks the boat with some new friends, trouble soon rushes in. Will Thomas track down the treasure in time, or will Sailor John set sail with it? Join Thomas and Friends in this explosive movie adventure.

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Animation, Family

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David Stoten

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Arc Productions

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Thomas & Friends: Sodor's Legend of the Lost Treasure: The Movie Audience Reviews

Hottoceame The Age of Commercialism
AniInterview Sorry, this movie sucks
XoWizIama Excellent adaptation.
Logan By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.
sebastianwebb-25640 The plot is amazing, there are loads of returnee characters like Mike, Rex, Bert, Donald, Douglas, Daisy, Max, Monty and Oliver the excavator, the new characters are really good because they're all voiced by celebrities like Ryan is voiced by Eddie Redmayne, Sailor John is voiced by the late John Hurt and Skiff is voiced by Jamie Campbell Bower, the Rev. W. Awdry made some cameos and the music was amazing. So I think that this is absolutely THE BEST movie to come out of the franchise. I'm twelve years old and I loved this movie so this just shows that Thomas The Tank Engine is for all ages. This movie was made for the 70th anniversary of the franchise and I think that it was a great way to celebrate it. So if you're thinking of buying this movie then do t think twice because this movie is an absolute no-brainier.
feyipuk For a small island, Sodor has a huge amount of tracks and trains, and this time, they add more of both. There are a few reused story lines that should be obvious to anyone whose read the books or seen the TV shows, pretty much all the steamie crew get some screen time - to the degree you have a line along the lines of "haven't seen you in a while" towards a couple of lesser used engines - and the standard list of catch phrases and personality traits get an airing in a standard formula. They also - finally - give screen time to engines who have been mentioned in other stories, but not really had screen time, add a new engine; a new tank engine, whose orders may cause conflict. And a new type of vehicle that's cute and imaginative, even if it could be seen as shoe horned in because of the story.With Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne and Oscar Nominee John Hurt offering vocal talent, alongside the talented Olivia Colman (who doesn't appear on IMDb, despite voicing a major character), the storyline follows on - if not directly - with a popular franchise; last time it was dinosaurs, this time it's pirates, with many of the clichés that go with that, though while it kept my 19 month old and 3 year old stock still for much of the time (the younger one wasn't happy with the Fat Controller at one point), there are some points about Sailor John that may make adults stop to think. He seems a bit more evil than usual Thomas baddies, especially in regards how he treats Skiff. While there is a back story about the Lost Treasure, there's no real explanation about how he fits into it. And, he can't seem to work when the sun rises...but seems evasive when asked why. The art work is very pretty - especially the sun rises and atmospheric night shots - and there are a couple of songs; one that sounds like it wouldn't be out of place in Monty Python, the other could fit in a church. We saw the film in a cinema, and there were a couple of great shots that looked even better on the big screen. If your kids like the Railway Series, it's unlikely they'd be too bothered by the story. If you're a parent who has had the previous films on constant repeat, it'll come as a relief to have some variation.