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
Only watched this as a kid for Josh, who is a much less convincing bully here than Mean Creek
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