The Kid - DisneyCember

[@ChannelAwesome]

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[@trinaq]

Thanks for covering this movie. It started off a little slow, but was enjoyable thanks to the two lead performances.

[@air03man]

"DISNEYCEMBER 2022 blog day 24 heads back to the year 2000 with "the kid" released in 2000 seeing Bruce Willis get a visit by Spencer Breslin as his younger self seems kinda weird but silly back then imagine if this happens to you so does it hold up ? to make a long short it's just as silly as it sounds now if you excuse me I have certain holiday to get ready for tomorrow & you know what that is CHRISTMAS!"

[@GokuUzumaki03]

I don’t care what anyone says, Mike Myer’s The Cat in The Hat is an enjoyable. Just like Jim Carey’s Grinch movie, it’s one of those “it’s so bad that it’s good” type of movies.

[@slyfox2022]

@jac conte....son....just don't

[@CobraKai63]

Need to do Heavyweights. An early Ben Stiller movie and written by Judd Apatow.

[@ninjabunnywholivesinsideaw8216]

Can we just appreciate how good Bruce Willis seems to be with kids. Like between this movie and the Sixth Sense, you can tell he really likes working with children and is a big sweet heart.

[@trinaq]

Agreed, Bruce apparently took the role for his children, because he realised that they hadn't seen a film of his because they were too young.

[@Locadel2003]

He was also great with the kid in Mercury rising

[@christianthomey7352]

Remember "North"? I would consider that movie an exception

[@mikeshirleyforever]

This comment about Willis really got me touched in my heart. I hadn't noticed until you mentioned. He really does. ❤️

[@watchforever1724]

Yeah

[@Tokuman100]

0:53-1:01 According to the trivia section of this movie's TV Tropes page, the role of adult Russ was initially offered to Tim Allen, but he turned it down because he was too busy filming Galaxy Quest.

[@trinaq]

That's fascinating, thanks for letting us know!

[@KasumiKenshirou]

I think Tim Allen made the right call. (Haven't seen The Kid, so this isn't a comment about its quality. Just that I'm glad he was in Galaxy Quest.)

[@ashleytuchin7693]

I can totally buy this being intended as a Tim Allen movie.

[@IAmInfinitus208]

@@ashleytuchin7693 Especially since Breslin is in this movie given The Santa Clause 2 was coming up around the corner at the time.

[@MrGabeanator]

Funny because Allen would get to know Spencer Breslin pretty well soon after

[@TheReviewingNetwork]

The strange thing I always remembered about this movie was the fact that it included the kid watching Ed, Edd N' Eddy on TV and they added even more cartoony noises to the scene than what the show already had like sound effects that would've NEVER been used on Ed Edd N' Eddy

[@trinaq]

Agreed, I always wondered why they did that, it seemed strange.

[@Griffith74]

@@trinaq to put more emphasis that hes a kid and hes watching cartoons idk its weird

[@ashleytuchin7693]

Oh my gosh, I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed that.

[@ntobias1383]

@@Griffith74 Man I hate when shows/movies do that. They give cartoons the corniest music, too. And I'm like 'I watch cartoons, too; they're not that alienated & infantile' lol

[@geoffreyrichards6079]

I guess that’s saying something, given the sheer amount of sound effects that are already in your average episode.

[@anthonyarrieta7606]

This movie is the definition of "underrated". It might not be one of the greatest films of its time, but whenever I see it, it's better than I remembered it.

[@comicbookreviewer4856]

To me if i can take two morals from this movie is that if Russ it best to come to terms with the past and that sometimes being a jerk around people is never going to make you any better and with Russ father being older shows you realize your mistakes and now knowing how much harm your actions did to those around you but trying to make things right with people you hurt won't always mean they will forgive you it best to accept that somethings won't work even if you try to set things right

[@DeadLight63]

Without giving too much away the last twenty or so minutes of this movie have always stuck with me. The sheer reaction from both versions of the protagonist are absolutely heartbreaking and inspiring almost back to back even so many years after I originally saw it so many years ago.

[@ag9953]

It really is a smart little movie, I like how it sets up this whole arc about the guy supposedly having to teach the kid how to fight the bullies only for the real purpose of it all being for him to accept what happened that day and that it really wasn't his fault, so in the end he could become the man he actually wanted to be as a kid.

[@OldSoulJer]

The scene with the father yelling at young Russ and causing his facial tic is the saddest scene for me. I know Russ changes for the better but I can’t even bring myself to watch the movie anymore

[@YTWarrior100]

Yeah, I really like this movie. But as a kid I remember that was always the scene I didn't like watching.

[@00ammy00]

One of my favorite family movies. It's funny, but also kind of heartbreaking in the third act. One of the scenes that stuck with me the most was Bruce Willis watching his father viciously scolding his younger self for fighting at school and bringing the mother down there when she should've been resting. As someone with a strict father, I really resonated with that scene, and I found it healing when Willis said to his younger self afterward "It's not your fault, dad just said those things because he's scared."

[@comicbookreviewer4856]

plus when you Russ's father now older and him realizing what he turn himself into shows he saw how much harm his actions had done and wanted Russ to not become something like Him as Sometimes a parent realize their mistakes and want to help their kid or see they turn themselfs for the worst and want to make sure to help save or get their kid to come back to theme

[@georgehernandez9767]

Glad that you were able to see this film! I hope you have a great Christmas, Doug!

[@jeffbrehove2614]

I won't spoil the mystery of the plane, but when it's found out, he cries out with joy 🤣 "I'm not a loser!" 🤣 It really made me cry...

[@trinaq]

Me too, it legitimately made me cry as a kid.

[@billyjoecobra2517]

I was a kid when I saw this and it surprised my how rarely this movie touched my heart. Bruce Willis character remains me of my father

[@baileykerr4859]

There's a really educational channel called Cinema Therapy that mentions in a few of its videos the idea of the facts of your past won't change but the meaning behind them can. And I think this movie The Kid is great with that idea. Bruce Willis does not change what happens to him as a kid that caused him to be a jerk, but by the end, he is able to realize why it happened, how it wasn't his fault, and how he can better himself for the future. I think the movie was smarter than anyone expected and I love it for that

[@comicbookreviewer4856]

To me the kid will always be Disney original take on Infinity train

[@josephtedesco8429]

Bruce Willis might be awkwardly casted, but before die hard most people thought he was going to be a comedic actor like Tim Allen. So it kinda makes sense to see him take on a sillier more grounded role

[@claytonrios1]

"So listen kid. You're going to be the star of Die Hard someday. But you'll also end up in a lot of direct to DVD films to pay your bills." "At least I'll be remembered for something!"

[@disneyfanlover905]

I seriously remember this movie when I was 6 years old and the third act haunted me for life. I felt bad for that kid and I know many people who grew up as kids can relate to that.

[@dubbingsync]

The main thing I remember from this movie is the question, “why is the moon orange sometimes?”

[@BugsyFoga]

Certainly a fascinating film to watch Disneycember Christmas Eve .

[@Markimark151]

This is like if The Sixth Sense was turned into a kids movie, it still has the twisted ending and Bruce Willis!

[@thecaptain3594]

Thank you for bringing attention to this movie. Nobody ever talks about this film anymore, and that is a tragedy. I loved this film.

[@Locadel2003]

Bruce Willis also did Unbreakable & The Whole nine yards in 2000. Excellent choice of movies

[@shmikex]

Bruce Willis does have a tendency of running into his younger self, doesn't he?

[@MaverickChristian]

🤣 I hadn't thought of that until you brought it up!

[@filmfangirls9163]

Niiiice 🤣

[@ukhistorian]

This is the first movie I watched with Bruce Willis.

[@alexmapp5444]

My first Bruce Willis movie was Over the Hedge.

[@louisduarte8763]

Now is the best day to watch DIE HARD. Why? Because (in the Nostalgia Critic's words) f*** you, it's DIE HARD!

[@nicklundy9965]

My favorite exposure to Bruce Willis will always be Moonlighting

[@ashleytuchin7693]

I loved this movie so much as a kid!

[@jeneehaviland5661]

I remembered just thinking this was okay as a kid but not much else. I rewatched it recently as an adult and really loving the message that your life isn't set in your 20's and 30's. You have time to make changes, start a career and find love. Most movies tell us that if we don't have that figured out by 25 then it'll never happen.

[@tecpaocelotl]

The kid is the kid-friendly version of Looper.

[@stonekold10x]

I saw this growing up and always liked it. Underrated Bruce Willis movie

[@ChrisJFilms]

On the twenty fourth day of disneycember, the critic gave to me A mixed bag of a good film An awesome X-Men TV show An awesome MCU game A really damn good sex joke Mando: The third season The best stop motion ever A tribute to Mr. Boseman Rouge one before Rouge one Ice age with some Dinos Mickey Mouse in Anime A “comeback”, not a reboot A really cut down epic Another damn prequel Pissed off Tim Allen The worst MCU show A...kinda better sequel Some really glitchy gameplay Another wooden remake Cheaply made hamburgers 3 multiverses A huge talking panda Frogs on adventures A mammoth shitty movie And a game where a guy shoots silly string

[@trinaq]

Love these comment chains, and I agree, this movie was great, but it could have been even better in many ways.

[@Jenny_Metzelar]

On the 24th day of disneycember the nostalgia critic gave to me 24 Bruce willis (Bruce willi?) acting 23 X Men evolving 22 starlords dancing 21 generic robots 20 boba fetts fighting 19 foxes heisting 18 fictional countries 17 rebels rebelling 16 dinosaurs dawning 15 interconnected stories 14 ugly Sonics 13 bad Thor movies 12 predators hunting 11 terrible plot twist 10 hulks at law 9 ice ages melting 8 glitchy soulsbornes 7 soulless puppets 6 ok burgers 5 mad multiverses 4 generational traumas 3 frogs adventuring 2 ice ages starting And Spider-Man swinging on a pear tree

[@eriknelson7077]

Very good

[@kieraingeaney6437]

i LOVED this movie as a kid! i had the VHS and watched it all the time!

[@lenastorm6280]

On the 24th day of Christmas The critic gave to me A man & his younger self One of the best X-Men-shows! 20 Space-Guardians 19 Robots A space-bounty hunter An antrophromorphic fox The new queen of Wakanda 17 Rebels A secret Dinosaur-world 15 Disney-Worlds Five Rescue Rangers Two Gods of Thunder 12 predators 11 Space-Rangers Two superhero-lawyers A mammoth raised by possums 8 Jedi-Knights A talking marionette 6 Burger-restaurants Three Multiverses A family of red pandas A girl in a strange frog-world Three ice age mammals And a Spiderman in a pear tree

[@rckblzr]

But today’s the 24th…

[@lenastorm6280]

@@rckblzr Sorry! Corrected it!

[@eriknelson7077]

Wow!! You really took your time for that

[@brianjohnson4082]

This was the first movie I ever saw in theaters.

[@watchforever1724]

I saw it on Disney plus months ago

[@CRISPYPOP]

Nice

[@MaverickChristian]

I just saw the movie today (rented it).

[@watchforever1724]

@@MaverickChristian ah okay then

[@paulmichels7928]

This was always one of the underrated live action disney movies I loved. Glad to know people are saying it's good and talking about it

[@jabmaster1000]

This is one of the few movies I watched on a whim. I was just scrolling through Disney+ wanting to watch a movie, saw Bruce Willis and said “sure, why not?” And I ended up loving it. I usually don’t do that with movies, I usually just stick to what I like or know a lot about the movie beforehand and then watch it. This was a cool experience walking into something I knew absolutely nothing about and walking away loving it.

[@comicbookreviewer4856]

To me what I give the film credit is that it gives off this infinity train vibes with the Main hero having to come to terms with the past and having someone to act as there guide and help theme realize the person they used to be and how they have to move forward themselves

[@motor4X4kombat]

On the 24th day of disneycember the critic gave for me: 24 childhood memories 23 mutant powers 22 80's walkmans 21 rusty gears 20 zzzzzzzzzzzzzz 19 quirky animals 18 hidden cultures 17 Imperial fighters 16 T-rex eggs 15 Keyblade swords 14 cartoon actors 13 killable gods 12 hunting gadgets 11 time jump ins 10 broken walls 9 extinct species 8 lightsaber customs 7 CG horseshits 6 untasty burgers FIVE MULTIVERSES 4 red pandas 3 talking frogs 2 ice craking nuts and an amazing superhero game for me

[@Totavier]

This movie along with Mary Poppins are the most favorites movies that loves my mother to watch it everytime. I personally enjoyed the movie too, the concept or plot was actually pretty clever and the third act or ending was impressive, it's a really great movie to watch it.

[@SteinarrBattlefist]

This movie feels like a really solid Twilight Zone episode that got stretched into a feature length story. There's a lot of really good stuff that's padded with some not so particularly funny comedy, but the fact that it just delivers a harsh truth in a suprisingly gentle way makes it easy for me to put up with its flaws.

[@Disney65Fan]

Haven't seen this film in ages. Must try and watch it in the new year.

[@tammie1078]

Great story and actors, also I love all the music. Sad to hear about Bruce, hope he can recover some how.

[@jacobkeyser8628]

My family quotes this movie all the time

[@watchforever1724]

Felt like this movie felt like Christmas carol in terms of the story

[@ec6933]

Dude I'm SHOCKED at how much no one talks about this movie

[@azureflame125]

The twist was heartbreaking. I don't know, between the father losing it because he is scared shitless and the reveal of the mother dying soon just stuck with me. Can't remember much of the movie but that part made the movie worth a watch.

[@Nasser851000]

What a weird movie to start Christmas Eve with XD

[@trinaq]

I liked this movie, I haven't seen it since I was a kid, but I should watch it again.

[@watchforever1724]

Yeah I know

[@watchforever1724]

@@trinaqseen this movie a month ago

[@Zacman1123]

I was just thinking that

[@jlev1028]

Yeah, I think he should've gone with The Santa Clauses.

[@1993seanmcg]

This is a perfect review summary of this movie that I would also recommend, it’s not perfect, there are inconsistencies and annoying moments that I just fast forward or skip to the next scene, but the ending hit me because I think we all have moments from our childhood that kinda shook us and changed us a little bit, and this movie shows it’s okay that it happens because that’s real life. It’s a movie that I didn’t watch during my childhood, i would just see the preview on the Remember the Titans VHS and i thought it looked funny but I don’t think I was ready for the ending and yes, I also love Emily Mortimer in everything she’s in, especially in Match Point. The Marc Shaiman music can get a little annoying in this like in the Mary Poppins sequel but just like the performances, when it’s more restrained and calmer it really hits me in the gut. Merry Christmas by the way Doug!

[@grace19917]

This is the movie that made me cry in the theatre

[@barbiquearea]

The news anchor is played by Jean Smart. This was long before she blew up with her Emmy award winning role Hacks.

[@SharpDesign]

I really like that they didn't go for making a copy of Bruce Willis. They went for making Bruce like an older version of Spencer.

[@MandleRoss]

I love that Doug didn't spoil the final twist. When I saw this in theaters there was a gasp from the audience. And no, Bruce hadn't been dead the whole time, although I was worried that might be what was coming and would have laughed a lot. Then it would have been an official parody movie.

[@KasumiKenshirou]

I only vaguely remember seeing ads for this movie when it came out, and completely forgot about it until just now. I honestly don't remember how well it was received at the time. (Looking it up, Roger Ebert liked it well enough. I can't find a way to look up movie reviews on Gene Siskel's site, though, only finding a single review for American Graffiti.)

[@rckblzr]

This movie came out after Siskel died

[@EvenTheDogAgrees]

What? Just "The Kid"? No karate? Oh, booooh! 😂

[@ErichoTTA]

For some reason, this full title was "Disney's The Kid", which Disney never did for any other movie. I have no clue why.

[@rommix0]

Yeah they do. They always put the "Disney's" prefix (The "Walt Disney's" prefix also counts here) in front of their live action titles (especially their 90s catalogue). We have cult classics like "Disney's The Three Musketeers"

[@ErichoTTA]

@@rommix0 I mean just for theatrically related films.

[@ag9953]

I think it's a thing they did for a while in the 80s and 90s, I distinctly remember seeing ads for movies like The Little Mermaid or The Beauty and the Beast that specifically said "Disney's", they dropped it in the 2000s, tough "Disney" is still in the logos to this day, but they no longer say it when promoting the movies.

[@vegascourier5231]

Underrated. I wonder why it just disappeared or no one really mentions it. It never comes on and is hard to find except on Disney plus

[@TheCoasterFoodie]

This was one of my favorites as a kid

[@ClownPriincess]

I used to love this movie as a kid! The elementary school they filmed at near the end was actually my old elementary school. 😭❤

[@meta527II]

You sure are taking your time to do Strange World

[@Aquafigtherwolf]

Hope all of the Channel Awesome crew has a awesome Christmas.

[@thedisneynerd7866]

Merry Christmas Eve Everybody ❤ On The Twenty Fourth Day Of Disneycember. The Critic Gave To Me: 24: Nervous Breakdowns 23: Mutant Armies 22: Drax's Singing 21: Inventive Robots 20: Like A Banthas 19: Foxes Stealing 18: Kingdoms Griefing 17: Blinded Jedi 16: Crazy Weasels 15: Prequel Stories 14: Copyright Infringements 13: Godly Asses 12: Comanche's Dying 11: Awful Plot Twists 10: Disney Sitcoms 9: Fire Kings 8: Annoying Glitches 7: Shitty Remakes 6: Buried Bodies 5: Cameos!!! 4: Horny Teens 3: Solid Seasons 2: Gay Rhinos And A Pigeon Being Chased By Spidey!

[@arizonatsunami]

I used to fly a lot in the early 2000s and I remember that this was the primary in-flight movie for YEARS on every plane that I flew on after this came out.

[@RoboBeastWarrior]

I always liked this movie for what it was. It's not a masterpiece by any means, but it has a lot of heart and some thoughtful writing. It's always nice to see Bruce Willis play something that isn't just another derivative of John McClain because he is legitimately a great actor. This movie is probably the first time that I saw him without a gun in his hand.

[@StarBoy62]

This movie's plot is possibly the most complex/complicated I've seen in a Disney live-action film. Apparently, Doug missed that The Kid does work it's way into the liar revealed thing before that 3rd act.

[@kiaraw.1436]

God, I remember when I saw this, it was just playing on the tv and I watch it because I didn't have anything else to watch. It was from Dinsey, so maybe it was worth it. And I do remember the weird moments, and the times I wanted to change the channel, but the first part got me, it was getting ok in the middle, and the third act got my crying like a baby. I have a soft spot for characters getting to know their younger selves and feeling protective of them. I was sure everything was just gonna end up in the kid beating his bullies, but no. It was painful, and real, and so cool.

[@isaacrichter3269]

I've been waiting years for you to review this one, thank you!!! I was 12 when this came out in theaters and it was one of my favorite movies for a while (I was just getting into Bruce Willis), but looking back at it now, I think it has a similar problem to Hunchback of Notre Dame. The story and the themes are strong, but because the film is marketed at a family audience, the tone is inconsistent, sometimes too goofy and childish. I think it should have been PG-13, not because I think kids shouldn't watch a film like this, but because I don't know how many kids will appreciate a story that is essentially about a midlife crisis. SPOILER ALERT: I wish you had done a spoiler tag on this one, because I wanted you to talk more in detail about the scene where his dad yells at young Rusty and reveals that his mother is dying, as well as Russ hugging him afterwards. And like you, I loved the final reveal that he gets everything he wanted as a kid, but he didn't have to change the past to do it, because he got those dreams later. It also would have been great to hear you talk about Lily Tomlin, who is a national treasure, and quite hilarious here. Otherwise, thank you for the review!!!

[@ec6933]

I quote from this thing all the time

[@j-dawg9893]

So what is this like the family friendly sixth sense ?

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

I kinda love the movie's latin american title: "Mi encuentro conmigo" (My encounter with myself) I think it is better and fits the film more, considering the ending

[@thiagoteixeira6537]

Doug you're gonna review Ms.Marvel and Moon Knight, right? You can't leave out two out of three of the Marvel shows this year!

[@DawnOfTheOzz]

I never saw this movie growing up but remembering the ads for it made it look like a goofy time-travel romp with a lot of 90s shenanigans. Kinda surprised to learn that that isn't the case. Mostly.

[@marcocardia3960]

Love that Charlie Chaplin movie! Oh wait...

[@aidanhever3369]

On the twenty-forth day of Disneycember, The Critic gave to me: Twenty Four Missing Childhoods Twenty Three Gifted Mutants Twenty Two Evil Cults Twenty One Useless Upgrades Twenty Pointless Spinoffs Nineteen Rotten Farmers Eighteen Aquatic Aztecs Seventeen Generic Heroes Sixteen Baby Dinosaurs Fifteen Different Stories Fourteen Bootlegged Toons Thirteen Screaming Goats Twelve Hunting Natives Eleven Deadly Robots Ten Hulking Lawyers Nine Obnoxious Opossums Eight Imperial Inquisitors Seven Lifeless Puppets Six Murder Mysteries FIVE MULTIVERSES !!! Four Psycho Moms Three Frog Friends Two Woolly Mammoths And the Amazing Spider-MAN !

[@The_RedVIII]

Why is this dumb comment like a million times under these videos??

[@MandleRoss]

Doug, you sound weirdly confident about being able to spot the difference between a 40-year-old and a 45-year-old.

[@huntermatzer2430]

On the twenty-fourth day of Disneycember, Doug Walker gave to me: Bruce Willis, a Kids’ WB show, a decent Guardians game, a city I want to live in, Boba Fett, Wes Anderson’s masterpiece, a heartfelt tribute, a Clone Wars follow-up, the best Ice Age movie, a confusing game series, Roger Rabbit 2, Thor’s creative bankruptcy, bad-ass history, Pixar’s biggest bomb, Marvel’s craziest ending, Blue Sky’s first sequel, Order Glitchy Glitch, a Zemeckis remake, the best Fox family, a Marvel horror movie, Domee Shi’s debut, one of my favorite Disney shows, Blue Sky’s first movie, and the best Spider-Man game ever!

[@watchforever1724]

Yeah indeed

[@shainewhite2781]

I'm gonna miss Bruce Willis. It's so sad he's retired from acting due to a brain disorder called Aphasia.

[@GBmovieluv]

The timing for the honoring it may or may not be off but it's still nice

[@arnaldo1124]

Bruce Willis acting here really moved me….

[@robgaming2638]

Saw this movie in the drive-in with my parents I enjoy it and nostalgic

[@khalidbinwaleed5072]

One of my favourite movies because It was how I grew up and became. From sensitive to ice cold my dad used to beat me if he caught me crying

[@yoda908]

I remember watching this movie back in my 4th grade English classroom on a Friday. And it's interesting how this movie is 1 of 4 movies where Bruce Willis meets his younger self. Surrogates, 12 monkeys, and Looper being the other 3. After Looper I chalked this up to a Bruce Willis cliche.

[@Zacman1123]

Interesting Christmas Eve present.

[@elenadirectorofmiiss7942]

One of my favorite Willis movies

[@laureneras9523]

This movie speaks to the part of ourselves that of we could see our literal younger child you'd wanna tell them "It's going to be okay" Some movies don't have to be 'great ' movies to be good ones

[@AJ21969]

Love This Movie. And I Love Your Analysis Of It Doug

[@wylanvallotton4462]

I was still a kid when I saw this, but my memory is that I loved the acting, I loved Bruce and Spencer as younger and older versions of each other, I loved the premise, but I don't remember anything specific about the movie or plot besides that it was really boring 80% of the time, that other 20% was really neat tho.. I should rewatch it, because even barely remembering it, it still pops up a lot in my mind over a decade later

[@nine_tails137]

I completely forgot I saw this movie a long time ago. And you can probably tell how much of an impact it left on me, if I can't even remember anything about it.

[@watchforever1724]

I think the first 5 minutes of the movie is boring but it gets better

[@luisfernandez1387]

Woah 5 minutes . Unacceptable

[@watchforever1724]

@@luisfernandez1387 it’s hard but once he meets his young self I think the film gets good

[@summerjonz]

I think his saddest role since his retirement is in Armageddon where his character performs a heroic sacrifice before telling his daughter that he'll always love her.

[@GBmovieluv]

It was definitely the first movie I saw with Spencer Breslin. I think it was the first Bruce Wllis movie, I can't remember if I saw Sixth Sense before or after. Either way I agree the movie was strange but had a great third act pay off. Spoilers: It was wonderful for older Rusty to see his older self with an older Amy and a dog named Chester and the next scene shows Rusty carrying a puppy version of the dog to Amy and figured that's where his future begins. It was strange they went into as much detail they did to answer the question raised about the moon being orange and they added at the end of it ...just in case your wondering. Found it intriguing and funny

[@comicbookreviewer4856]

to me this film will always be the original infinity train

[@jamesmoyner7499]

On the Twenty-Fourth Disneycember my Critic gave to me: Twenty-Four Bad Kid Actors, Twenty-Three Mutants Fighting, Twenty-Two Great Levels, Twenty-One Forgettable Characters, Twenty Wasted Opportunities, Nineteen Clever Foxes, Eighteen Black Panthers, Seventeen Annoying Droids, Sixteen Dinosaur Chases, Fifteen Story Paths, Fourteen Cartoon Cameos, Thirteen Scene Ruining Jokes, Twelve Awesome Warriors, Eleven Bad Fanfictions, Ten Awkward Cases, Nine Possum Jokes, Eight Glitchy Jedi, Seven Dead Eyed Puppets Six Decent Burgers, Five HORRIFIC DEATHS, Four Best Friends, Three Leaping Frogs, Two Quiet Moments, And a Spider Flying Round the City! Also I have to say I hated this movie.

[@user-dr2yz8um3d]

49% on Rotten Tomatoes “Critics find The Kid to be too sweet and the movie's message to be annoyingly simplistic.”

[@kylelichter7]

I saw this movie when i was 9 years old and loved it

[@coltafanan]

That kid was also in Santa Clause 3

[@matterstoyou2970]

Brilliant casting choices, sincerely; it’s in the eyes. You can bend your suspension of belief into seeing them as the same character at different spectrums of life.

[@travisdelafuente1150]

I never seen this one but I plan too.

[@hob976]

I LOVED this movie.

[@jeremyhegg9367]

An image consultant? You can tell Bruce Willis wasn't the first choice then. He almost always plays a cop lol.

[@jackrodakthemovieguy1726]

The sixth sense The Kid Unbreakable Bruce has had 3 Disney hits in a row

[@NeoConnor1]

The only movie I recall falling asleep in the theater....and I was 11.

[@byronkingsley7187]

On the twenty-fourth Disneycember, the critic gave to me: Bruce Willis as a kid 2000's kids, unite! A wise-cracking raccoon Legend Robin Williams Boba Fett's alive Why is it forgotten? RIP Legend Clone Wars sequel Another Ice Age movie More Kingdom Hearts This film won an Emmy (Outstanding Television Movie, I'm not kidding!) Thor is a lady Indians vs. Predator Controversial kiss scene MY EYES!! (My reaction to She-Hulk twerking) Very okay-ish sequel Prepare to see glitches Wasted potential A very surprising movie SAM RAIMI GOODNESS! Giant panda mommy Show with a fanbase Cursed Ice Age baby And a very awesome PS4 game

[@alexmaverick6647]

This movie is so forgotten, sometimes I think I must’ve imagined it lol.

[@patriciodoria100]

You just unblocked a memory. Love this movie.

[@TSmeowMeow]

Saaaame

[@Drawkcabi]

This movie was also out right at the time Willis was doing The Whole 9 Yards and The Whole 10 Yards with Mathew Perry. Mathew Perry has an uncredited cameo in this movie and was totally unrecognizable...but his body language gives him away. The first time I saw this movie it really bugged me that there was something so familiar about this actor, it took me a couple minutes and then it finally hit me who he was.

[@ashleytuchin7693]

Oh, really? When does he appear?

[@Drawkcabi]

@@ashleytuchin7693 He's the client of Willis (or prospective client he's trying to get?) Kind of a guru type with really, really long hair and beard and mustache. It's been a while since I've seen the movie so I forget exactly what was going on, I only remember realizing it was Mathew Perry under all that hair.

[@ashleytuchin7693]

@@Drawkcabi oh wow, I'm going to have to watch it again and keep my eyes peeled.

[@Nightband]

I always wanted them for release that version of Yesteryou, Yesterme, Yesterday. It's my favorite by far

[@alanefideler7234]

I think this movie works because everyone in the movie is 1000% on board. Each actor knew every part of their character, down to the small bit-parts. And that makes all the difference in characters that are “boring”.