Adventure Force 5

Adventure Force 5 was a film that was very interesting from the beginning to the end, it kept me entertained throughout the whole film. The film was based on 5 kids who all had a special part in the film, in which there mission was based on a Japanese game called the chronicles. This film is definitely a movie that any one of any age could watch and enjoy it , I enjoyed it and would be watching it again. The movie has a lot of great graphics, and has a vivid descriptive imagination to it, which keeps you interested in the movie. In this movie Jack and Joey were brothers who had played the game the chronicles, and Jack knew what was happening and what was going on. It was based on a game, and I love playing video games and seeing movies based off of video games, so this movie is definitely a must see. At the end the kids broke the spell and there lives became normal again. In my opinion, I give this movie a rating of 10, because the movie was a great movie.

We loved it. This is a GREAT family friendly, sci-fi action movie and overall, a crowd pleaser. My 5 year old wants to watch it over and over. I love the girl character Olivia and her strong personality, I'm all about showing my daughters strong, powerful, independent female role models and this was just a perfect display of that. The movie was very entertaining, thrilling and cute, shot in a stunning beach town background which was an appealing view. We loved watching the big brother and little brother bond and relationship, so cute and endearing with a great message for my daughters as well. All the actors were really like-able and very cute. I love Jamie-Lynn Sigler in it! She plays a mama that all the mama's can relate to. The characters are really likable and the plot is definitely captivating. It really spurred my 5 and 4 year olds imagination with the creative story line and clever visuals! They were playing after and imagining themselves in the movie! I really enjoyed watching this with my daughters! A perfect family movie and a nice break from all the cartoons they watch that I can't get into. All in all, a great family film to get into on a Saturday night

80's humor and tech, meet current tech and references, to rival future tech gone rogue. Two brothers that have begun to grow apart, must work together to undo the wrong doings of an evil genius with good intentions. This movie has the largest mash up of moods and styles I've ever seen packed into a single film, which to its credit, contributes to its unintended hilarity. A fun movie for tweens with its appropriately placed characters and spot on social themes. I give this movie seven stars, only to warn viewers whose bar for visual effects has been spoiled rotten by the greats such as Michael Bay and James Cameron. For as tech heavy as this movie is, its talent lies in the high concept yet somehow simple and succinct plot.

Fun and light action show to watch with the kiddos. Hoping for a sequel, kids want to know what happens to the new fivesome once the save the world.

Round up the kids and pop the popcorn because Adventure Force 5 is a great example of pure family entertainment with a bit of an edge to appeal to all audiences. The film follows 5 kids (all typically outcasts in some way) on a mission to stop a former disgruntled tech guru as he releases an unknown threat in the city of Kona Beach. To my my surprise, from the first scene, my kids and I were hooked and instantly I felt like a kid again. I also recognized the Walmart Toy line so seeing these homemade gadgets in action was a thrill (great promo!). For a lower budget film, I found it to be kinetic, well paced and the CGI inserts weren't too shabby either! It was dope to explore themes of Family and Anti-bullying as well. Much like spy kids, Adventure Force 5 is potentially a nostalgic childhood fave for Gen Z!! 8 stars !!!!