A girl and her two friends raid a bank, looking for the money needed for financing the cure of her dying father.A girl and her two friends raid a bank, looking for the money needed for financing the cure of her dying father.A girl and her two friends raid a bank, looking for the money needed for financing the cure of her dying father.
- Awards
- 1 nomination
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaDuring the scene where Austin and Max were hiding under Brisban's desk while Mr. Hartmann and a woman were kissing, the baby cried so much that its mother had to be under the desk with Corbin Bleu.
- GoofsToward the end when Maddy is climbing toward the safe while dangling from the bars, she continues to advance along the bars and can be seen half way across, but in the long shot from beneath she is still at the first two bars.
- Crazy creditsStark Sands's character is clearly referred to as Chad in the movie, but when the cast list comes up, he's credited as "Brad".
- ConnectionsFeatured in Troldspejlet: Episode #31.11 (2004)
- SoundtracksSoul Sloshing
Written by Clifford Kubin, Anthony Miracle and Annette Marie Stean
Performed by Venus Hum
Courtesy of MCA Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises/BMG UK & Ireland, Ltd.
By Arrangement with BMG Film & TV Music Division
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I'm noting that Catch That Kid was based on a popular Danish film, Klatretosen that only came out a few years ago. There had to be another motivation for what these three enterprising juveniles did because Denmark unlike the USA has socialized medicine and the problem that the kids need the money for wouldn't exist there.
What that problem is that Kristen Stewart's dad John Carroll Lynch has aggravated an old spinal injury that has left him bedridden and paralyzed. The only hope of a treatment is an experimental procedure that our insurance won't pay and will cost $250,000.00 for the operation. So Kristen enlists her two friends, Max Thierot and Corbin Bleu to do a bank robbery.
Getting inside information is easy because Kristen's mom, Jennifer Beals runs a security company and on a take your daughter to work day she accompanies mom and pays very close attention to the procedures installed in the bank that Beal's is contracted to work for.
Although they don't say so, it's pretty obvious these kids were weaned on heist films like To Catch A Thief and The Asphalt Jungle. Cary Grant never pulled off a neater robbery than this trio.
Catch That Kid is a nice enough film that might send a wrong message out there to younger viewers. Truth be told these kids are almost caught, but get some help from an unexpected source. They never should have gotten as far as they did.
What that problem is that Kristen Stewart's dad John Carroll Lynch has aggravated an old spinal injury that has left him bedridden and paralyzed. The only hope of a treatment is an experimental procedure that our insurance won't pay and will cost $250,000.00 for the operation. So Kristen enlists her two friends, Max Thierot and Corbin Bleu to do a bank robbery.
Getting inside information is easy because Kristen's mom, Jennifer Beals runs a security company and on a take your daughter to work day she accompanies mom and pays very close attention to the procedures installed in the bank that Beal's is contracted to work for.
Although they don't say so, it's pretty obvious these kids were weaned on heist films like To Catch A Thief and The Asphalt Jungle. Cary Grant never pulled off a neater robbery than this trio.
Catch That Kid is a nice enough film that might send a wrong message out there to younger viewers. Truth be told these kids are almost caught, but get some help from an unexpected source. They never should have gotten as far as they did.
- bkoganbing
- Jun 19, 2009
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Box office
- Budget
- $12,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $16,703,799
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $5,824,860
- Feb 8, 2004
- Gross worldwide
- $16,951,702
- Runtime1 hour 31 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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