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Reviews, by myself and by KIDS FIRST! youth Film Critics of upcoming films, DVDs and apps.
Out of the video game and into … well, not real real life, but the big screen version of it. And gaining a huge following with non-gamers and gamers alike. The story, explains KIDS FIRST! youth film critic Anthony Aranda, "… is all about a guy named Wreck-I ... Read more...
Just in time for Halloween, Fun Size offers a storyline that will appeal to a teen audience. Rated PG-13 for good reason as it contains a bit of sexual content, multiple uses profanity and underage drinking. Cheyenne Nguyen, age 8, recommends ... Read more...
The very intriguing design and artwork of a board game they unearth tempt a young brother and sister to sit down with it and play the game – too late discovering the magic they've unleashed. The incidents depicted on the board become real and they must play through ... Read more...
KIDS FIRST! youth film critic Julia Chestnut, age 12, not only got to attend a pre-release screening of Here Comes the Boom (which she reviews below) but attended the film's red carpet event. Check out the Read more...
Many people who attended the 1982 Cannes Film Festival remember E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial as an overwhelming force that so captured everyone's heart and interest that "phone home" was the catch-phrase along the Croisette. The darling of that prestigious fi ... Read more...
Laughs is what sets this "misfit saves the day" singing movie apart from other teen and/or singing movies. Laughs and a satiric wit ably presented by an engaging cast. KIDS FIRST! youth film critic Victoria Burns, age 14, calls it "surprisingly really funny" and ... Read more...
A Halloween movie that is "heartwarming and hilarious" (KIDS FIRST! youth film critic Talia Rashba, age 11) AND "will have your hair stand up while watching this movie" (KIDS FIRST! youth film critic Cheyenne Nguyen, age 8) – Disney's F ... Read more...
"I am so happy to see a Halloween movie that is actually for everyone," says KIDS FIRST! youth film critic Morgan Bertsch, age 7 (who also attended the animated film's red carpet event and interviewed Jon Lovitz and other stars whose voices "appear" in it). ... Read more...
Trouble with the Curve stars Clint Eastwood doing what he does so well: playing a crusty old man. Likeable, of course. In fact, KIDS FIRST! youth film critic Anthony Aranda, age 10, says Eastwood's character, Gus, is his favorite in this movie ... Read more...
Summit Entertainment's latest film, based on the novel written by Stephen Chbosky, profiles a 15-year-old Charlie (Logan Lerman), an endearing and naive outsider, who is coping with first love (Emma Watson), the suicide of his best friend, and his own mental ill ... Read more...
