Encouraged by his quirky grandfather, a young boy faces his fears at summer camp.Encouraged by his quirky grandfather, a young boy faces his fears at summer camp.Encouraged by his quirky grandfather, a young boy faces his fears at summer camp.
Jacob T. Phillips
- Tater
- (as Jacob Phillips)
Jordan A. Phillips
- Tot
- (as Jordon Phillips)
Emily Ricks Hahn
- Jen
- (as Emily Hahn)
Emily Kasp
- Beth
- (as Emily Kasprowicz)
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Interesting and faith based
I see so many others hating on this movie giving it one out of 10 because of it being as they say so bad it's good. Well interestingly enough I feel it has more to do with the fact it's faith based that they gave it one out of 10 rather than because it's shotty acting and shooting. The reality is in a world where Christ is now the enemy too many it's good to finally find something based on Christianity and Christ where the movie passes good Christian messages and doesn't contain any profanity in it. Great movie great message and I enjoyed it.
Wow
Wow, what a great movie. While watching this fantastic movie I was just overwhelmed with lovely emotions and feelings. Just kidding, this movie is ABSOLUTE GARBAGE. I just wasted an hour and a half of my life watching this joke. The actors practically ruined their career by "starring" in this "great" film.
Parameters unduly restricting
The two grandsons of missionary/preacher Michael Gross are sent to a Christian
summer camp which the kids who attend call Camp Cool. The older one Logan
Shroyer would like to have a better social life. But Connor Rosen the younger is
a nerdy, picked upon klutz of a kid who if Shroyer has to keep protecting he
won't be making friends, especially of the opposite sex.
But in this particular camp both boys do a lot of growing up and make grandfather Michael Gross very proud.
Christian parameters were at work again. They tried and succeeded to maje this a fun film. But were limited. When the big kids pick on Rosen and his cabin mates, what they did was good and justified. Not so here.. And the chief villain is a bully of a kid who should have been kicked out. But not so here.
This one shouldn't leave church basements.
But in this particular camp both boys do a lot of growing up and make grandfather Michael Gross very proud.
Christian parameters were at work again. They tried and succeeded to maje this a fun film. But were limited. When the big kids pick on Rosen and his cabin mates, what they did was good and justified. Not so here.. And the chief villain is a bully of a kid who should have been kicked out. But not so here.
This one shouldn't leave church basements.
Oops, agnostic mom has some explaining to do
Cute, but super duper religious. Oops. I wish there was an evangelical warning on movies like this. Caution: May contain religious messages. This stuff matters when raising an 8yo who has no idea there are cults of magic sky man people trying to convert kids. Most of it went over her head, so far.
Trying to get in touch
Ok it dose have a good message stand up for yourself but the over use of trying to fit in with trends and fads of our generation and the acting isn't that bad it's a bad or terrible movie.
Did you know
- TriviaConnor Rosen and Michael Gross were both in Naughty or Nice.
Details
Box office
- Gross worldwide
- $5,199
- Runtime
- 1h 44m(104 min)
- Color
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