Six kids take a trip to the Grand Canyon, but instead find themselves in a whole other world.Six kids take a trip to the Grand Canyon, but instead find themselves in a whole other world.Six kids take a trip to the Grand Canyon, but instead find themselves in a whole other world.
Genghis Khan N. Enrique
- Co-Pilot
- (as Genhis Khan N. Enrique)
Austin Highsmith Garces
- Mother
- (as Austin Highsmith)
Michelle G. O'Neil
- Auditorium Teacher
- (as Michelle Laurent)
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Don't waste your time with this awful movie. Bad special effects, bad acting, stupid story. I would rather stab myself with a fork than watch this movie again.
Horrible special effects. The film was clearly very low budget. At one point you could hear the kids hitting their mics. There was a part with this glowing demon dog, but then it didn't show it again in the movie. It made you think there was going to be more to the story but it was poorly connected and the acting was probably better from the kids than from the adults. My kids and I agree that it was weird and a waste of time. Time for bed...
7.1???
This is so bad, everything, acting, story, script, special effects, etc, that it seems to me that they made it bad on purpose.
If you don't believe me, try and watch it. See if you can last more than 10 minutes.
If you don't believe me, try and watch it. See if you can last more than 10 minutes.
As usual, the critics here are bellyaching about the lack of effects. Does no one have any depth to just sit back and listen/watch a story? Have you become that shallow and lacking in imagination that effects are all that matters?
That is the foundation of the story from the first scene; story telling the old fashioned way. I only wanted one child to die, but I'm sure everyone wanted the same thing. Overall the movie like like a youth's book. A story to relax and read.
It is not perfect, and geared for kids which is probably for the best as there are still some children in the world with an imagination.
I won't critique the film because the flaws are not important. The brainwaves of the critics IS the problem.
That is the foundation of the story from the first scene; story telling the old fashioned way. I only wanted one child to die, but I'm sure everyone wanted the same thing. Overall the movie like like a youth's book. A story to relax and read.
It is not perfect, and geared for kids which is probably for the best as there are still some children in the world with an imagination.
I won't critique the film because the flaws are not important. The brainwaves of the critics IS the problem.
Unexpectedly great, warm heartfelt congratulations to the director, Mark Blanchard and his glorious cast. Thank you for the time changing trip to a world away!
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- TriviaAll three Blanchard siblings star in this movie and their father is the director.
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- 1h 12m(72 min)
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