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This family film is willing to tackle important issues such as burgeoning sexuality, alcoholism and a troubled home life but does so in a bland and unconvincing story. May 15, 2008
This family film is willing to tackle important issues such as burgeoning sexuality, alcoholism and a troubled home life but does so in a bland and unconvincing story.
Kirk Honeycutt
This might be palatable if it weren't also fraught with leaden direction and horrible acting -- it's a painful thing when William Baldwin's the best actor you've got. Apr 25, 2008 | Rating: 0/4 | Full Review…
This might be palatable if it weren't also fraught with leaden direction and horrible acting -- it's a painful thing when William Baldwin's the best actor you've got.
Peter Schilling
Feels like an homage to a bygone era of moviemaking. Feb 20, 2008
Feels like an homage to a bygone era of moviemaking.
Lael Loewenstein
While ninety percent of the film is good for the family, there is ten percent that I will caution parents on. Aug 16, 2009 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…
While ninety percent of the film is good for the family, there is ten percent that I will caution parents on.
Kevin Carr
Film crumbles when the oppressive frowns are released, turning an amiable diversion into a chore to finish, due in great part to the sheer weight of the distress. The movie never fully recovers from the sour detour. May 29, 2009 | Rating: C | Full Review…
Film crumbles when the oppressive frowns are released, turning an amiable diversion into a chore to finish, due in great part to the sheer weight of the distress. The movie never fully recovers from the sour detour.
Brian Orndorf
The shame here is, it's not a terrible movie. It's just pretty amateurish in terms of the direction and some of the performances. May 16, 2008 | Rating: 2/4
The shame here is, it's not a terrible movie. It's just pretty amateurish in terms of the direction and some of the performances.
Jeff Vice
The happy Hardy Boys action takes an uncomfortable back seat to low-rent melodrama. May 16, 2008 | Rating: 2/4
The happy Hardy Boys action takes an uncomfortable back seat to low-rent melodrama.
Sean P. Means
The story mechanics don't always work-the film vacillates between feeling heartfelt and clumsy. May 2, 2008 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
The story mechanics don't always work-the film vacillates between feeling heartfelt and clumsy.
Wade Major
A proud throwback to '70s family melodramas, such as Where the Red Fern Grows, Plumm seems slow, melodramatic and contrived when compared to contemporary movies. Apr 25, 2008 | Rating: 1.5/4
A proud throwback to '70s family melodramas, such as Where the Red Fern Grows, Plumm seems slow, melodramatic and contrived when compared to contemporary movies.
Chris Hewitt
First-time director Caroline Zelder brings warmth and restraint to this tale of Montana child detectives on the case of a beloved frog puppet that, to the devastation of its over-invested owner-operator (Henry Winkler), goes missing. Apr 24, 2008
First-time director Caroline Zelder brings warmth and restraint to this tale of Montana child detectives on the case of a beloved frog puppet that, to the devastation of its over-invested owner-operator (Henry Winkler), goes missing.
Ella Taylor
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