Review of The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Passion for Life (2000) by John A — 01 Mar 2013
The Second Installment In The TV Movie Series The Young Adventures Of Young Indiana Jones Sees Ten Year Old Indy On Safari In British East Africa, Then Move Swiftly On In Paris, France. First Africa 1910, A Young Indy Helps US President Theodore Roosevelt Locate The Whereabouts Of The Rarely Seen Fringed-Eared Oryx With The Help Of A Local Boy Named Meto, Then The Jones' Family & His Tutor Travel To Paris For Lessons On The History Of Art.
Here He Meets Famous Artist Pablo Picasso & Gets Caught Up In The Rivalry Between Picaso & Old School Painter Edgar Degas. Another Enjoyable Indiana Jones Adventure Perfect For Passing A Short Time You Need To Fill.
This review of The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Passion for Life (2000) was written by John A on 01 Mar 2013.
The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Passion for Life has generally received mixed reviews.
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