The Kids Who Saved Summer

Video
2004
G
1h 11m

IMDb RATING

5.3/10

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Action Comedy Family

A group of youngsters try to save their park from an unscrupulous developer who wants to bulldoze it to build a factory.A group of youngsters try to save their park from an unscrupulous developer who wants to bulldoze it to build a factory.A group of youngsters try to save their park from an unscrupulous developer who wants to bulldoze it to build a factory.

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IMDb RATING

5.3/10

YOUR RATING

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Awards
- 1 nomination total

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The Kids Who Saved Summer

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Daniel Massey

Sean O'Connor

Marcella Laasch

Ginny O'Connor
(as Marcie Laasch)

Paul Keeley

Sean O'Connor Sr.
(as George Kelly)

Bobby Sharpe

Tom Gillen

Jack Gregory

Mr. Granger
(as Jack Kondor)

Tyler Dylan Smith

Danny

Colton Shires

Dani Goldman

Kathy

Nellie Sciutto

Kathy's Mom
(as Nellie Higgins)

Erica Shaffer

Penny Stone

Robert Pierce

Frederick Stone

Gary J. Klavans

Mr. Higgins the Heckler

Paul Palo

Man #1…

Elizabeth Ince

Mrs. Reisner

Ryan Dormond

Boy #1

Damiano Tucci

Boy #3

Bob Sattler

Mayor

David Alan Graf

Security Guard
(as a different name)

Director
- Rob Spera
Writers
- Paul Davidson
- Martin Olmedo
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Highly Recommended

This was perhaps the only worthwhile family film released this summer. The kids were natural and real (no 14-year-olds trying to play 8-year-olds, etc). I especially enjoyed the interaction between the brothers Danny and Ben (played expertly by Tyler Dylan Smith and Colton Shires). It reminded me of the way I interacted with my own brother at that age (my own brother was not as devious as Ben, though). This movie IS NOT a sequel to the awful "Bike Squad" movie from a few years ago. I found the story to be realistic (kids trying to save a public park) and smartly written (not the smart-kids-dumb-adults formula) with very little filler material. Kids should enjoy this and adults can watch without cringing.