Clue: A Movie Mystery Adventure DVD

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Six very different teenagers – Dimitri, Liz, Lucas, Agnes, Seamus and Whitney – are all enjoying their everyday lives when they witness a dramatic incident. Unfairly accused of creating a hoax, they team up to find out the truth.  On July 15th, 2014, Shout! Factory Kids, in collaboration with Hasbro Studios, will unleash the family mystery adventure Clue: A Movie Mystery Adventure on DVD.  Join the young sleuths as they work together discovering and deciphering a succession of clues.

Clue: A Movie Mystery Adventure features the beloved characters inspired by the world’s most famous crime-solving board game, Clue. Follow six very different young sleuths as they embark on a mysterious adventure beyond their imaginations. As they work as a team to discover hidden treasures, decipher cryptic knowledge, and uncover a secret society, they learn they have more in common than they thought.

Written by Raven Metzner (Elektra, Daybreak, Six Degrees) and starring Sterling Beaumon (Lost), Sarah Desjardins (Endangered), Kendall Amyre Ferguson, Ana Golja (Degrassi: The Next Generation), Stephan James (Degrassi: The Next Generation) and Zach Mills (Super 8), Clue: A Movie Mystery Adventurewill have you on the edge of your seat until the final exciting reveal!

 

To start, I would say that this movie is targeted towards tweens or early teens but is watchable for the entire family.   As an adult, I did enjoy watching it but it isn’t something I would purposely pick up to watch again by myself.  However, I know that if I were younger this would be a top pick as I was kept interested in the plot from start to finish!

Aside from being a fun mystery and adventure movie, there are valuable lessons to be learned about teamwork and bullying.

 This movie is rated PG and runs for 1 hour and 45 minutes. 

 

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  1. I didn’t know they had a movie but the board game entertained us many stormy nights…would love to see it

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