Last Flight of the Champion

The Last Flight of The Champion

I had a smile on my face through most of the movie. I was brought to tears three or four times and finished up bawling my eyes out at the last scene. I never expected to be so moved by such a lighthearted children's movie.

But that's not really what it is. I find great meaning behind some of the characters' names and symbology is everywhere. Deep philosophical ideas. Yet, in the same breath, fun and impish. There was one subtle joke after another. Like I said, I was wearing a smile for most the movie. My favorite jokes were the Sansabelt pants and the Martian's fear of autopsy. I can't wait to watch it again. Or show it to someone else.

Whether for yourself or your children, it doesn't matter. You will both enjoy it from different perspectives while spending time together.

The kids I took to see this movie, really enjoyed it. It moved quickly and kept them entertained the entire time we were watching it. The characters are fun and the story enjoyable. This movie shows how the under-dog can be a hero and save the day.

I think it is geared for children ranging in age from 4 to 10 years of age. The story is a good length so that kids don't get tired of watching it. Kids who are older than 10 may find it a little silly. They would probably find the story line a bit predictable.

All in all it is clean wholesome entertainment. I would recommend this movie as good entertainment for young children especially those who are just becoming interested in superhero characters.