THE GREAT MUPPET CAPER (Theatrical Release USA 1981)

Ben Meyers’ rating: 3.8|5.0 Stars ììì

The Great Muppet Caper requires a taste for Muppets to truly enjoy the film. However, for Muppet fans, this film is better than some of the eight films in the Muppet series, perhaps because it holds the distinction of being the one Muppet film actually directed by Jim Henson. Look for the cameo appearance by Jim Henson in this movie.

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Storyline

The story contains a little intrigue as newspaper reporters Kermit the Frog (voice of Jim Henson) and Fozzie Bear (voice of Frank Oz) endeavor to solve several high level jewel theft crimes. The plot thickens as Miss Piggy (voice of Frank Oz) becomes involved in a romantic triangle and pressure is put on Kermit the Frog and Fozzie Bear to increase the effectiveness of their detective work to catch the thieves.

Additional Thanks

Really Good Work for Director Jim Henson. Thank you to Executive Producer Martin Starger for making the film possible. Additional character/cast include: Rowlf/Dr Teeth/Swedish Chef/Waldorf/The Muppet Newsman/Zeke/Man Having Snapshot in Restaurant (voice of Jim Henson), Animal/Sam the Eagle/ Gramps/Swedish Chef (voice of Frank Oz), Lady Holiday (Diana Riggs), and The Great Gonzo/Beauregard/Zoot/Dr. Bunsen Honeydew/Lobbuck Lou (voice of Dave Goelz).

Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?

Maybe. If you are a Muppets fan, you will not be disappointed.

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IP MAN 3 (Theatrical Release China 2015)

Ben Meyers’ rating: 4.1|5.0 Stars ìììì

Ip Man 3 more than compliments the first IP Man films and scores a higher Ben Meyers’ rating than the prequel movies because of its increased intensity and terrific acting. The first 20 minutes are a little slow and some of the martial arts’ scenes not quite as ‘real;’ but as a rebel newcomer enters the story and 'messes' with an umbrella maker, the film picks up pace and holds its own through the ending credits. The fight between Ip Man (Donnie Yen) and Frank (Mike Tyson) are a terrific, not-to-be-missed, tribute to the fighting skills of Tyson, legendary American boxing champion from the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s.

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Storyline

Ip Man 3 tells the story of the adult Bruce Lee’s request to become Ip Man’s student to learn Wing Chun fighting. It also interweaves Ip’s family life story involving the loss of his wife, Wing Sing, and how the family settles into living in Hong Kong.

Additional Thanks

Great Work For Director Wilson Yip. Thank you to Executive Producer Edmond Wong for making the film possible. Additional characters/cast include: Cheung Wing-sing (Lynn Hung), Cheung Tin-chi (Jin Zang), Ma King-sang (Patrick Tam), Miss Wong (Karena Ng), Chui Lek (Kai-Chung Cheung), Fatso (Kent Cheng), Master Tin (Ka-Yan Leung), and Bruce Lee (Kwok-Kwan Chan).

Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?

Yes. Donnie Yen lends the entire IP man series a certain 'on screen' charisma that is not to be missed.

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GONE WITH THE WIND (Los Angeles Premier USA 1939)

Ben Meyers’ rating: 4.8|5.0 Stars ìììì

Gone with the Wind—even today—stands as the industry classic of artistic endeavor. The casting with Clark Gable (Rhett Butler) and Vivian Leigh (Scarlett O’Hara) could not be more outstanding. This is one of the longest running films I’ve watched since 2009. With interludes, the movie, set in the pre- through post-American Civil War period, spans nearly four hours.

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Storyline

The film explores the American Civil War from the south’s point of view and through the eyes of plantation owners as they pass through loss and upheaval during that war period. It’s a tale of rebuilding after loss and the driving forces that make rebuilding possible.

Additional Thanks

Best Work for Director Victor Fleming, George Cukor, and Sam Wood. Thank you to Producer David O. Selznick for making the film possible. Thank you to Max Steiner for the music. Thank you for the screenplay by Sidney Howard and for the novel by Margaret Mitchell. Additional characters/cast include: Gerald O’Hara (Thomas Mitchell), Ellen O’Hara (Barbara O’Neil), Suellen O’Hara (Evelyn Keyes), Carreen (Ann Rutherford), Brent Tarleton (George Reeves), Stuart Tarleton (Fred Crane), Mammy (Hattie McDaniel), Pork (Oscar Polk), Prissy (Butterfly McQueen), Jonas Wilkerson (Victor Jory), Big Sam (Everett Brown), John Wilkes (Howard C. Hickman), India Wilkes (Alicia Rhett), and Ashley Wilkes (Leslie Howard).

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Yes. There is no lack here. It has full entertainment value.

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JURASSIC PARK III (Theatrical Release USA 2001)

Ben Meyers’ rating: 3.7|5.0 Stars ììì

Jurassic Park III—suitable to okay film—tries to work from the power of the first and second Jurassic Park movies and misses the energy of those films. Sam Neill and Laura Dern reprise their roles as Dr. Alan Grant and Dr. Ellie Sattler. This film is what it is.

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Storyline

Dr. Alan Grant takes an offer to fly over dinosaur-infested islands and then finds that the couple on the plane with him want to land.

Additional Thanks

Thank you Director Joe Johnston for directing efforts Thank you to Executive Producer Steven Spielberg for making the film possible. Cast include Sam Neill, William H. Macy, Téa Leoni, Alessandro Nivola, Trevor Morgan, Michael Jeter, John Diehl, Bruce A. Young, Laura Dern, and Taylor Nichols.

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Maybe. It is a suitable watch and can almost be a cult classic. Video Critique Available Here:

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WE’RE BACK! A DINOSAUR’S STORY (Theatrical Release USA 1993)

Ben Meyers’ rating: 2.8|5.0 Stars ìì

We’re Back! A Dinosaur’s Story—a linear, animated disaster—has little character development and no story depth. The best thing that can be said about this film is that it has absolutely great voicing. This is not a film that shows Executive Producer Steven Spielberg's usual flair for investing in great entertainment films; but, perhaps to make up for this movie's failure, Spielberg’s Jurassic Park was on billboards the same year this animated feature was released and that film more than makes up for this film’s lack. 

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Storyline

The story revolves around a T-Rex who meets a small alien named Vorb (voice of Jay Leno) who endeavors to make T-Rex into a ‘nice’ dinosaur with Brain Grains, brain food in a box. He is introduced to other dinosaurs who have been fed this food and then meets Captain Neweyes (voice of Walter Cronkite) who has a ‘wish machine’ that catches peoples’ every wish. Several children want to see real dinosaurs, so Captain Neweyes readies the ‘nice’ dinosaurs for a trip to New York City, but warns them beware of his evil brother, Professor Screweyes (voice of Kenneth Mars). While in New York City, the dinosaurs meet a boy named Louie (voice of Joey Shea) who eventually meets a girl named Cecilia (voice of Yeardley Smith). Louie convinces Cecilia that she should run away with him to join the circus. But, the circus they join is run by the evil Professor Screweyes The story is off and running as the dinosaurs endeavor to save Louie and Cecilia and finally find a true dinosaur home in the Museum of Natural History.

Additional Thanks

Fair Work for Directors Phil Nibbelink, Simon Wells, and Dick and Ralph Zondag. Thank you to Executive Producers Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall, and Steven Spielberg for making the film possible. Additional characters/cast include: Mother Bird (voice of Rhea Perlman), Woog (voice of René Le Vant), Elsa (voice of Felicity Kendal), Dweeb (voice of Charles Fleischer), Larry King (Himself), Stubbs the Clown (voice of Martin Short), and Dr. Bleeb (voice of Julia Childs).

Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?

Maybe. The best thing about this film is the animation and voicing.

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NEBRASKA (Cannes Film Festival Cannes France 2013)

Ben Meyers’ rating: 3.5|5.0 Stars ììì

Nebraska—one of the best 2013 films for authenticity and fresh storyline—provides unique mixtures of comedy and compassion as history and long unresolved conflicts between friends, relatives, and business partners are re-opened. The film is a terrific black and white celebration of the comedic elements that make up the structure and patchwork of life as it is lived in rural, small town America. Bruce Dern lends his amazing acting talent for the part of the aging Woody Grant which part is beautifully complimented by Will Forte as son David Grant, June Squibb as nagging wife Kate Grant, and Bob Odenkirk as son Ross Grant. This is not a family film as sexual references and language place this film into the mature adult category.

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Storyline

Two sons endeavor to help their aging father, who believes he has won a million dollar sweepstakes from a scam award letter, reconcile his belief with the reality. 

Additional Thanks

Good Work for Director Alexander Payne. Thank you to Executive Producers Doug Mankoff, Neil Tabatznik, Julie M. Thompson, and George Parra for making the film possible. Additional characters/cast include: Ed Pegram (Stacy Keach), Uncle Ray (Rance Howard), Bart Grant (Tim Driscoll), Aunt Martha (Mary Louise Wilson), Peg Nagy (Angela McEwan), Cole Grant (Devin Ratray), and Aunt Betty (Glendora Stitt).

Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?

Yes. The script is skillfully written with well-seasoned, flavorful dialogue.

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THE SANDLOT (Theatrical Release USA 1993)

Ben Meyers’ rating: 3.9|5.0 Stars ììì

The Sandlot—living childhood fully to include the once-in-awhile bloodied knee—creates a classic kids’ film that uses child actors to their maximum potential. The script even includes the evil, boy-eating neighborhood dog that nearly every child remembers from his youth. 

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Storyline

Scotty Smalls (Tom Guiry) moves into a neighborhood after his mom (Karen Allen) and his step-dad Bill (Denis Leary) marry. Scotty meets Benjamin Franklin Rodriguez (Mike Vitar) and his crew of baseball players who play on a sandlot after school. At first, Scotty watches and then Ben calls Scotty to make the 9th player for a no-show. Scotty gains confidence and over time becomes a valuable part of the team. Along their journey they befriend Mr. Mertle (James Earl Jones), owner of a dog who has kept every baseball ever hit into its yard, and they manage to survive Scotty’s ill-advised use of his step-father’s Babe Ruth-signed baseball. The film comes to nice closure by showing how the sandlot adventures impact the boys’ adult lives.

Additional Thanks

Really Good Work for Director David M. Evans. Thank you to Executive Producers Mark Burg, Cathleen Summers, and Chris Zarpas for making the film possible. Additional characters/cast include: The Babe (Art LeFleur), Hamilton ‘Ham’ Porter (Patrick Renna), Michael ‘Squints’ Palledorous (Chauncey Leopardi), Alan ‘Yeah-Yeah’ McClennan (Marty York), Kenny DeNunez (Brandon Quintin Adams), Bertram Grover Weeks (Grant Gelt), Tommy ‘Repeat’ Timmons (Shane Obedzinski), Timmy Timmons (Victor DiMattia), and Wendy Peffercorn (Marley Shelton).

Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?

Yes. This is a good sports movie about growing up and making friends.

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THE LOST WORLD: JURASSIC PARK (Theatrical Release USA 1997)

Ben Meyers’ rating: 4.6|5.0 Stars ìììì

The Lost World: Jurassic Park—classic Spielberg entertainment—easily earns its right for your time and monetary expenditure. Spielberg ramps up the action, danger, and drama with humans invading dinosaur territory and provoking killer instincts from extremely large predators. Jeff Goldblum (character Dr. Ian Malcolm) performs his onscreen magic with Julianne Moore (character Sarah Harding), Vanessa Lee Chester (character Kelly Curtis Malcolm), and Richard Attenborough (character John Hammond). This time we are taken on an adventure to Isla Sorna, an island where both male and female dinosaurs were originally cloned to be moved to Jurassic Park for display. Absolutely terrific special effects.

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Additional Thanks

Best Work for Director Steven Spielberg. Thank you to Executive Producer Kathleen Kennedy for making the film possible. Additional characters/cast include: Roland Tembo (Pete Postlethwaite), Dieter Stark (Peter Stormare), Ajay Sidhu (Harvey Jason), Peter Ludlow (Arliss Howard), Dr. Robert Burke (Thomas F. Duffy), Tim (Joseph Mazzello), Eddie Carr (Richard Schiff), Lex (Ariana Richards), Nick Van Owen (Vince Vaughn), and Carter (Thomas Rosales, Jr.).

Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?

Yes. This great sequel works wonderfully for Steven Spielberg fans.

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PIONEER (Toronto International Film Festival Toronto Canada 2013)

Ben Meyers’ rating: 3.8|5.0 Stars ììì

Pioneer becomes a hard-to-follow, thinly plotted story with some suspense.  The Norwegian film is additionally hampered due to language in Norwegian and subtitles in English. It is an interesting story that gets more involved as it tells its story. It probably would do better on a remake with a deeper, more sophisticated storyline. The acting, however, is exceptionally authentic and strong.

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Storyline

An exploration of a 1980s deep diving accident in the North Sea.

Additional Thanks

Really good work for Director and Writer Erik Skjoldbjærg. Thank you to Executive Producers Lone Korslund and Asle Vatn for making the film possible. Additional characters/cast include: Petter Jensen (Aksel Hennie), Knut Jensen (André Erikson), Mike (Wes Bentley), John Ferris (Stephen Lang), Maria Salatzar (Stephanie Sigman), Ronald (Jonathan LaPaglia), Pia (Ane Dahl Torp), Leif (Jørgen Langhelle), and Jørgen Heimland (David A. Jørgensen).

Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?

Yes. It's an interesting international story with a strong Norwegian flavor.

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JURASSIC PARK (Theatrical Release USA 1993)

Ben Meyers’ rating: 4.8|5.0 Stars ìììì

Jurassic Park—one of the best movies of 1993—becomes a unique classic from its opening scenes. One of the highest grossing films ever made, it uses the acting talents of Richard Attenborough (John Hammond), known for his direction of Chaplin, Ghandi, and A Bridge Too Far, and for his acting in films such as The Great Escape, Flight of the Phoenix, The Sand Pebbles, and the Rex Harrison version of Doctor Dolittle. This film outstandingly portrays the acting talents of Sam Neill (Dr. Alan Grant, paleontologist), Laura Dern (Dr. Ellie Sattler, paleobotanist), Samuel L. Jackson (Arnold), and Jeff Goldblum (Dr. Ian Malcolm). 

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Storyline

Dr. Alan Grant and Dr. Ellie Sattler get the thrill of their lives when they are introduced to an island park that contains cloned, living dinosaurs. As they tour the park, a computer programmer turns off the electricity that keeps the dinosaurs within safe bounds behind electrical fences. A Tyrannosaurus Rex breaks through the inactivated fence and begins investigation of the spectators by ‘taking out’ a man hiding in an outhouse where he had fled for safety. The creature terrorizes Dr. Grant, Dr. Ian Malcolm, and the rest of the spectators. The story becomes survival of the fittest with the dinosaurs appearing to be the fittest.

Additional Thanks

Best work for Director Steven Spielberg. Thank you to Producers Kathleen Kennedy and Gerald R. Molen for making the film possible. Additional character/cast include: Tim (Joseph Mezello), Lex (Ariana Richards), Muldoon (Bob Peck), Gennaro (Martin Ferrero), Wu (B.D. Wong), Harding (Gerald R. Molen), Rostagno (Miguel Sandoval), and Dodgson(Cameron Thor).

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Yes. New concept, creative.

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ARGO (Telluride Film Festival Berkeley California USA 2012)

Ben Meyers’ rating: 4.0|5.0 Stars ìììì

Argo—not the best in its category, but definitely worth watching—reaches that authentic feeling not often found in media entertainment. The film, based on a true story, causes deep reflection about those who serve in U.S. Embassies, the difficulties of exfiltration when country relationships go sour, and the role movie making can play in saving people's lives.

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Storyline

U.S. Embassy workers caught and held hostage in the 1979 Iranian Crisis, the CIA’s plan to exfiltrate embassy workers, and Hollywood's courageous involvement in that activity.

Additional Thanks

Great work for Director and Producer Ben Affleck. Thank you to Executive Producers Chris Brigham, Chay Carter, Graham King, David Klawans, Nina Worlasky, and Tim Headington for making the film possible. Additional characters/cast include: Tony Mendez (Ben Affleck), Jack O’Donnell (Bryan Cranston), Lester Siegel (Alan Arkin), John Chambers (John Goodman), Ken Taylor (Victor Garber), Bob Anders (Tate Donovan), Cora Lijek (Clea DuVall), and Joe Stafford (Scoot McNairy).

Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?

Yes. Provocative and intense.

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THE GODS MUST BE CRAZY (Theatrical Release Botswana, South Africa 1980)

Ben Meyers’ rating: 4.8|5.0 Stars ìììì

The Gods Must Be Crazy—classic comedy adventure film set in Africa—is an absolutely ‘don’t miss it film’. It’s laugh-out-loud funny, really enjoyable, great to watch, an excellent foreign film. African bushman, Xi (N!xau), is compelled, in order to maintain his tribes’ harmonious and peaceful lifestyle, to dispose of a Coca-Cola bottle that falls from the sky into his tribe’s village hunting grounds. Although exceptionally useful, the object has become evil as everyone in his village covets it and fights over it. Xi begins a journey to the edge of the earth where he can give the coca-cola bottle back to the gods and he finds that the world is a much larger place than he knew and that the coca-cola bottle is more difficult to dispose of than he ever would have thought. Excellent film. Perfect choice for a family. Highly entertaining.

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Additional Thanks

Best Work for Director Jamie Uys. Thank you to Executive Producer Boet Troskie for making the film possible. Additional characters/cast include: Andrew Steyn (Marius Weyers), Kate Thompson (Sandra Prinsloo), Sam Boga (Louw Verwey), Mpudi (Michael Thys), Jack Hind (Nic De Jager), Card 1 (Fanyana H. Sidumo), Card 2 (Joe Seakatsie), Mr. Thompson (Brian O’Shaughnessy), President (Ken Gampu), and Narrator (Paddy O’Byrne).

Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?

Yes. WOW! BRAVO! This film puts a wonderful story on screen.

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LIFE ITSELF (Ebert Film Festival Champaign Illinois USA 2014)

Ben Meyers’ rating: 4.7|5.0 Stars ìììì

Life Itself—a documentary tribute to movie critic Roger Ebert—tells its story with flash forward/flash back screen shots that show personal and professional growth over his professional career. The film contains good detail of Ebert’s evolving professional relationship with Gene Siskel from 1975 through 1999 with archival footage showing both their on screen debates and off screen patter/rivalry. Ebert’s personal life as he meets and marries Charlie ‘Chaz’ Hammel-Smith is included as well as vivid shots of the pain of his battle with cancer in early 2000 through 2006 until his death in 2013. The positive tone and dedication to a high work ethic give this documentary good value for viewing.

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Storyline

The documentary details Roger Ebert's life both personally and as a film critic.

Additional Thanks

Best Work for Director Steve James. A sincere thank you to Executive Producer Mark Mitten, Martin Scorsese, Justine Nagan, Gordon Quinn, Kat White, and Steven Zaillian for making the film possible. Additional characters/cast include: Martin Scorsese (Himself), Werner Herzog (Himself), Ava DuVernay (Herself), Chaz Ebert (Herself), Errol Morris (Himself), Ramin Bahrani (Himself), Roger Ebert (voice of Stephen Stanton), and Gregory Nava (Himself).

Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?

Yes. This gives Roger Ebert high praise and works for Ebert fans. 

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EARTH TO ECHO (Theatrical Release USA 2014)

Ben Meyers’ rating: 4.5|5.0 Stars ìììì

Earth to Echo had a $13,000,000 budget. It is difficult to see where that money was invested as the film appears to have been made on a shoestring budget. It uses relatively new and mostly unknown actors and home-video-type filming technique to tell its story. But, somehow the home-style video camera effect works as it creates realism for this sci-fi story. The script is loose, appealing to a young ‘Hardy Boys’-type crowd as the three boys have little parental supervision. The special effects of the alien repairing itself is very well done as is the repair of the space ship. It’s unsettling, but innovative, to see such terrific special effects for these scenes paired with home video-type imagery.

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Storyline

A severely injured alien marooned on Planet Earth coupled with a government closure of a nice suburban neighborhood begin the story. Three neighborhood boys—Alex (Teo Halm), Tuck (Astro), and Munch (Reese Hartwig)—discover glitches in their cellular phones, follow the source of the glitches, find the alien, trace all of its missing parts so it can self-repair itself, return it to its spaceship, and return the alien home. 

Additional Thanks

Great work for Director Dave Green. Thank you to Executive Producers Jason Beckman, Robbie Brenner, Jason Colodne, Mark Benton Johnson, David Miller, Tucker Tooley, and Jack Kavanaugh for making the film possible. Additional characters/cast include: Emma (Ella Wahlestedt), Dr. Lawrence Madsen (Jason Gray-Stanford), Marcus Simms (Algee Smith), Calvin Simms (Cassius M. Willis), and Theresa Simms (Sonya Leslie).

Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?

Yes. These three boys are smarter than the average kid on the block, appear to have little parental supervision, have enough chutzpah to drive vehicles without valid driver’s licenses, take nighttime ventures without parental supervision, and stay up all day and all night without adults noticing severe breaks in schedule. This is definitely appealing to the pre-teen and young teen audience. It's a good family watch.

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RUGRATS GO WILD (Theatrical Release USA 2003)

Ben Meyers’ rating: 4.0|5.0 Stars ìììì

Rugrats Go Wild—great animated feature—mixes Nickelodeon’s Rugrats with The Wild Thornberrys television series for good family film entertainment. The movie provides a sensational character combination when it pairs Angelica Pickles (voice of Cheryl Chase) with Debbie Thornberry (voice of Danielle Harris) in some hilarious scenes of two divas with the same mind set: ‘out for themselves’ and ‘every one serves me’ personalities. The rest of the cast does not disappoint in entertainment value. 

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Storyline

The Pickles family wants to go on vacation, so they round up everyone in their expanded family to take a ‘cruise’. But Stuart ‘Stu’ Pickles (voice of Jack Riley) rents a used, severely dilapidated fishing boat, without anyone’s permission, and the ‘luxury’ cruise sets sail with an extremely disgruntled crew. A big wave hits the boat. It capsizes and the family escapes to an island by means of a lifeboat. Meanwhile the Thornberrys have a camp on the other side of the island in preparation for looking for the elusive clouded leopard. The story is on as the Pickles try to solve their dilemma. Fun and frolic as the babies head into the jungle, the adults argue, and the two families collide.

Additional Thanks

Great work for Directors John Eng and Norton Virgien. Thank you to Executive Producers Eryk Casemiro, Julia Pistor, Hal Waite, and Albie Hecht for making the film possible. Additional characters/cast include: Tommy Pickles (voice of Elizabeth Daily), Chuckie Finster (voice of Nancy Cartwright), Phil, Lil and Betty DeVille (voice of Kath Soucie), Kimi Finster (voice of Dionne Quan), Nigel Thornberry (voice of Tim Curry), Grandpa Lou Pickles (voice of Joe Alaskey), Charlotte Pickles (voice of Tress MacNeille), Spike (Bruce Willis), Donnie Thornberry (Flea), Eliza Thornberry (Lacey Chabert), and Drew Pickles/Charles ‘Chaz’ Finster, Sr. (voice of Michael Bell).

Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?

Yes. This film is perfect for fans of these two shows.

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