Un père pas comme les autres

Original title: Tiger Cruise

TV Movie
2004
TV-PG
1h 28m

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Bill Pullman and Hayden Panettiere in Un père pas comme les autres (2004)

In the wake of the World Trade Center attacks, a naval carrier with civilians on board is ordered into combat mode.In the wake of the World Trade Center attacks, a naval carrier with civilians on board is ordered into combat mode.In the wake of the World Trade Center attacks, a naval carrier with civilians on board is ordered into combat mode.

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5.8/10

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Awards
- 3 nominations total

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Trivia
"Tiger Cruise" is one of the only three Disney Channel original movies to bear a viewer-discretion warning at the beginning of the film. The discretion encourages family viewing so that the family watching it could talk about the movie and the events of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. The other such movies were "Don't Look Under the Bed" (1999), which bore a discretion for scary images, and Wendy Wu (2006), which bore one for violence.

Goofs
The movie takes place on the USS Constellation CV-64. During the flight show, the number shows "68." That number belongs to the USS Nimitz.

Quotes
Anthony: One of my friends... their parents worked in those towers. A girl in my class... her dad is a firefighter. I never got tired of looking at them. Those towers. They were just so big and cool. The way the sun would reflect off them... Everything's gonna be so different now.

Alternate versions
This film was originally broadcast on the Disney Channel in wide screen format; later airings were in full screen (1.33:1) only.

Connections
Featured in Loose Canon: 9/11 (2016)

Soundtracks
My Hero Is You
Written by Jamie Houston
Performed by Hayden Panettiere

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Featured review

7/10

Wonderful and touching

This movie shows the struggle of families of those in the military. While the teenage girl and the situation with her father are at the for front there are many other stories that touch at father son relations, growing up, and having courage. This is a wonderful movie to talk to kids about the situation on 9-11 because it makes it personal without making it to violent. The girl in the story has always struggled with her father being in the military her first purpose is to ask her dad to retire. After the attacks she sees the courage and passion her father has for what he does and it is inspiring to her. In this movie she is given the chance to help other and that is where she truly learns her lesson. The movie shows all of the emotions that we all felt on that terrible day/week shock, sadness, depression, and the uncomfortable feeling after you laugh for the first time after the attacks. An all around great movie unlike most made for TV Disney flicks