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Well, I really like the Disney Channel, and I'm 13, so this is probably understandable to most of you ... but I like this movie. This movie is made for teens, so obviously little kids won't get it and adults will think it's dumb. That narrows it down a lot. To me, this plot makes a lot of sense, and except for a few short stupid moments, this film is overall great. Tahj Mowry (Eddie) is also a great actor, and he really gets into his characters. So, overall, you will probably like this movie, but probably only if you're a teen and interested in this kind of movie (sci-fi.)

I like the concept of time travel, so this one slightly piqued my interest, but failed to keep it.

If I was a tween again, this would have probably kept my attention and I probably would have watched it more than once.

The writing and storyline are cheesy, but, honestly, what can you expect from a movie aimed at tweens? In saying that, the actors did a good job with the material they had to work with. The best part for me? The dog! I am an animal lover, though.

Would I recommend it? To a tween, yes.

Would I recommend it for parents? Parents may get a little bored with this one!

Would I watch it again? No.

Not the worst movie out there, but just not my cup of tea.

This is a movie about two scientists who invented a time machine. A critical part falls out of the time machine before they get into it to test it. Nothing seems to happen at first, but when they wake up the next day they are regressing in age (physically and mentally), The kind of silly that captivates me...

It's so silly, so absurd, so exaggerated, that it becomes so cute and so captivating, a simple and well-made script of an adult becoming a baby again, going back in time, rejuvenating, the family is very cute and funny, what's more Conquer us in simplicity, in silly situations, the kind of silly that captivates me...

Even though two of the lead actors are teens, the real stars of this movie are the adults (due to the versatility of their roles). The teenagers are only expected to act like teenagers, but the parents' roles require them to even act like 2-year olds. The wonderful thing about this movie is the insight that the teens are given into the lives of their parents. I think the writers did a great job showing that even though parents sometimes seem to forget what being a teen was like, they nevertheless had to survive puberty also. This is a fantastic movie for parents and teens to watch together in the hopes of keeping the communication lines open!

What the heck was Disney thinking when they saw this script???When you compare this to other great Disney Channel movies like "Rip Girls","Color of Friendship" and the up coming "Cadet Kelly",this is the worst movie having anything to do with Disney.The story was bad,the acting worse and was the LOWEST rated movie last year for Disney. This might explain why it is never seen in repeats and should be burned.....'nuff said!