Mandie and the Secret Tunnel, DVD

Follow plucky Amanda Shaw and her Cherokee friends on an incredible adventure set in the 19th century! Orphaned as a young girl, Mandie is haunted by a story her father told her when she was a small child. Will her insatiable curiosity lead her to discover a family she never knew she had? Dove approved. Approx. 103 minutes.

Special Features:

• Widescreen
• Deleted Scenes
• Behind the Scenes Featurettes
• Photo Gallery
• Chapter Selection
• English Subtitles

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Reviewed by Mary Meyer (Franklin, TN), November 17, 2009

My apologies to the producers/actors for my rating because this was a good family movie if you do not have adopted kids or a blended family. Unfortunately, a big part of the plot was Mandie getting away from her adoptive mother/step-mother. She was painted to be an evil woman, but her flaws seemed to be that she was allergic to cats and made Mandie do chores. In the end, her "real" mom shows up to save the day, looking like a queen. If you're not an adoptive family, you won't notice this and you'll enjoy the movie. If you are, then you probably understand this is a BIG PROBLEM!

Reviewed by Lynn Johnson (Dryden, On,), November 03, 2009

This was a good movie. Some scenes were abit low in quality as per special affects and some acting was off. But overall the movie kept you wondering what might happen next and it was morally good. My daughter is wanting to see more from other books, so that is always a good indicator.

Reviewed by Jane Keller (Vista, CA), October 28, 2009

This is a wonderful Christian family movie. It was well done. The scenery was beautiful, the storyline was done well and the acting was good. I did, however expect Mandie to be much younger, as in the books. If there is to be more movies in the series, she will be too old. I love the way the Cherokee legend was weaved into the story. I hope there are more in the Mandie series.

Reviewed by Kris Sperling (Richland, WA), October 26, 2009

My daughter, 11 yrs. old, said she liked it better than the Nancy Drew movie. It stayed true to the book and we really liked that. It was a little slow in a couple of places, but the scenery made up for that!

Reviewed by Teri (Newaygo, MI), October 07, 2009

Watched this with my in-laws who are very particular about the types of movies they see. Everyone enjoyed this film along with the the twists & turns it took. Some parts seemed overly simple but I think that's where this movie finds its charm. It had a very good message about friendships & family that will encourage the viewer to examine their life for any unforgiveness they may have. We all agreed that we would like to see more of the Mandy stories on film.

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