Max Keeble's Big Move
Comedy • G • 2001 • 1 hr 26 min
Starring
Alex D. Linz, Larry Miller, Jamie Kennedy, Zena Grey, Josh Peck
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What every little kid wished they could do. But honestly not the greatest DCOM.
One of those movies that could be a childhood favorite if you grew up with it, but probably not worth a revisit at this point in time.
This movie was definitely a really good I enjoy it every minute of it
Fun kids movie about a very relatable subject. It gets pretty far fetched but there are a lot of laughs and the ending is really enjoyable
A fun enough movie for kids, nothing super special
Clearly a guilty pleasure from my upbringing; I can't convince anyone it's good because it's probably not. Though I do enjoy watching it.
Movie hits the nostalgic feels, would only watch it when it came on Disney Channel back in '05-06. Basically a "stick it to the man" movie
Not memorable compared to other similar movies
Decent watch but hasn’t stuck with me aside from the name
Pretty weak kids movie. Might be missing the nostalgia to enjoy this. The type of movie where someone unironically yells “food fight!!!”
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