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What happens when two kids -- a boy and a girl from two different cultures who think they're destined for a boring vacation -- meet up with each other on a trip to an archaeology dig in China with each of their parents? That's the premise of The Dragon Pearl (2011), a family adventure mystery just released on VOD View on Demand and DVD and Blu-ray exclusively available now at Walmart with broader availability on DVD/Blu-ray on August 20, 2013.
As the adventure unfolds the two curious young teens find themselves in a mystical temple. According to an ancient legend this mythical Chinese dragon needs its life force, emanating by a sacred pearl hidden somewhere deep inside a dark and secret chamer. It's up to the youngsters, against the better judgement of their parents, to fight evil to find regain control over the magical pearl and then return it to who it really belongs to.
Watch this clip to see why this film is so enchanting and magical...
The Dragon Pearl has a run time of 94 minutes and is rated PG; in English with Closed Captions. Parental Guidance is suggested since this movie involves adventure adventure and perio that may not be suitable for younger children. Now on Blu-ray and DVD + Vudu, exclusively at Walmart instore and online for $14.96 (List price $26.99). For more information visit Ketchup Entertainment.
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