Atom User Reviews for Dora and the Lost City of Gold
Absolutely hilarious for adults who grew up with Dora. Movie is sure to poke fun at source material and create its own jokes along the way. Actors were good. Cinematography was ok. All in all a fun and humorous movie.
Watch another movie.
Awesome
my kid loves Dora and begged to see this and it was so much more enjoyable then her TV show
just ok!
Them explaining dora as just crazy was a great
It was pretty good, but it was to long of a movie
bad actor's play
Jumanji (the new one) with nods towards the show
As fan of Dora growing up; this movie definitely reminded me of the great moments I watched on TV as a kid and all ages will enjoy and have a great time!! Soundtrack on point!!
This movie was unexpectedly very funny and kept me entertained.
A perfect summer movie! It was happy and made me laugh!
I loved this movie so great and adventurous.
Very good and adventurous film that well-suited for the whole family. The kids in the movie did a great job.
Excellent
Great movie to watch with kids especially if they know Dora from the TV show.
Great Movie for family time !!
Loved it
Had my tough critic daughter tuned in and absolutely intrigued. Great job!
if your kids grew up with this and u both watched, you and your older child will love it. ☺️
A fun movie for the whole family! Great for teens and parents too!
very creative and awesomeness
Good adaptation to the big screen. A good, wholesome and unexpectedly funny movie. Would have been a great movie if character's lives were explored a bit further.--None-the-less, this movie has set up all the possibilities of future adventures of Dora The Explorer &…
Great movie
We loved it! I underestimated this movie, but they nailed it. The actress playing Dora was spot on. So funny and entertaining for parents that watched Dora with their kids for years.
So fun! Saw it twice this weekend. Original family fun. Something for kids and adults!
Great movie.
Funny and easy to watch :)
went in thinking its probably going to be ok.. but me and kids had a lot of laughs. it was better than I expected and plan to see it again.
great movie . the kids loved it. the adults loved it as well.... great job
I fell asleep for a bit, but woke up at the very end. Overall, it was pretty good. The whole thing was kinda predictable though.
I wasn’t expecting it to be as good as it was. It was worth the money I payed for it and will definitely be seeing it again.
I grew up with Dora and I have to admit this was pretty much the best way to make a Dora film! VFX were weird but seriously this was surprisingly enjoyable and fun and wasn't as cliche a kids movie as you'd think. I recommend it to old fans and families with kids
great nice...kids love it
Not that realistic
It was so fun. I see more exploration in the future!!!
Great movie for the kids!
My teens loved it! Very funny
Very boring the trailer makes it seem better then it actually is.
Wasn't sure about seeing this at first...but I'm glad I did. I this a lot of people will relate to Dora's social awkwardness and trouble fitting in at high school (that brings back memories). And while Dora may have grown up, you can still see her cheerful attitude and…
Nice Movie I recommend for all age. :-)
The jokes made me laugh out loud. My daughter cracked up all the way (which was the real purpose for seeing the film in the first place) nice film. It did what it set out to do.
Good but cheasy!
Fun, funny movie for the whole family!
Great Granddaughter loved it. me 2
didn’t expect much. very entertaining and funny. If you watched the cartoon the jokes will be funnier
Super cute, funny, entertaining and doesn't take itself too seriously
entertaining !!! for all ages 👍
For very young kids only
Metacritic
The result is goofily charming and a rare, age-appropriate children’s film in which the adults are silly and the kids, especially the girls, are smart.
Dora And The Lost City Of Gold, like that Nancy Drew movie, isn’t really for teenagers, any more than High School Musical is; it’s for tweenage-and-younger kids who look toward the high-school horizon with a combination of aspirational awe and chilling fear.
