An Indian maiden with an eye for Edwards bathes partly nude in a woodland stream. The profanity rules it out, but they'd be bored anyway. This is the right age, although more sophisticated older children may turn off at the silliness. 13 AND UP Mr. Farley and Mr. Perry have appeal, but the film is miles beneath most teen-agers. Edwards is the patrician leader with the high-flown rhetoric about adventure and destiny.
Hunt is the odoriferous rough-hewn type who tries to eat pine cones.
Much of their party takes off for New Orleans, but those who stick it out with Edwards and Hunt get to be terrorized by a Hollywood bear, go over a 200-foot waterfall in canoes and be assaulted by stereotypically murderous conquistadors. 87 minutes About the Family Movie Guide. Ask Other Parents About Movies Get answers about movies, books and other parenting issues and share your own experiences with other readers. Sign up now and become a Charter Member of Abuzz , a new knowledge network coming this winter from The New York Times.