Ryan figures out a way to make his parents dissappear, but something goes wrong when his friend, Holly, starts disappearing too.Ryan figures out a way to make his parents dissappear, but something goes wrong when his friend, Holly, starts disappearing too.Ryan figures out a way to make his parents dissappear, but something goes wrong when his friend, Holly, starts disappearing too.
- Awards
- 1 win & 2 nominations
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Michelle Kittrell
- Hostess
- (uncredited)
Jerry Miscevich
- NASCAR announcer
- (uncredited)
Leah Schilling
- Lead Dancer
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaAshley Noel's debut.
- ConnectionsReferences Titanic (1997)
- SoundtracksRyan's Song
Supplied by/Courtesy Zomba Production Music (Australia), Pty. Ltd.
Featured review
A pleasant surprise !
This film, already on TV here in the U.K., examines the old chestnut of being careful what you wish for - you might just get it !
Blake Foster plays the lead, as a pre-teen suffering at the hands of all those who are older and bossier than him. If only they could leave him alone...
The film leans a strong performance from Foster, who clearly has the skills to handle a leading role, and an excellent performance by Christopher Lloyd who has the difficult task of playing the only adult to feature. The blend of youth and experience works well and the interaction between all the lead players, including several movie debutants, is credible and absorbing.
The film avoids the sanitized sentimentality of so many big studio productions and brings a touch of reality to the film which allows the willing suspension of disbelief to work that bit more effectively. The bully is really cruel in this film - and kids ARE cruel !
Kids will enjoy this movie and adults hopefully will see that enjoyable children's entertainment does not have to equate to Hollywood vacuity.
Blake Foster plays the lead, as a pre-teen suffering at the hands of all those who are older and bossier than him. If only they could leave him alone...
The film leans a strong performance from Foster, who clearly has the skills to handle a leading role, and an excellent performance by Christopher Lloyd who has the difficult task of playing the only adult to feature. The blend of youth and experience works well and the interaction between all the lead players, including several movie debutants, is credible and absorbing.
The film avoids the sanitized sentimentality of so many big studio productions and brings a touch of reality to the film which allows the willing suspension of disbelief to work that bit more effectively. The bully is really cruel in this film - and kids ARE cruel !
Kids will enjoy this movie and adults hopefully will see that enjoyable children's entertainment does not have to equate to Hollywood vacuity.
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- Tristram_Shandy
- Oct 12, 2001
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- Honey, the Kids Rule the World
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $14,387
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $14,387
- Dec 9, 2001
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