Review of Max Keeble's Big Move

Max Keeble's Big Move (2001): Dir: Tim Hill / Cast: Alex D. Lenz, Larry Miller, Zena Grey, Jamie Kennedy, Josh Peck: Family film that should have made a big move into a trash bin. It stars Alex D. Linz who makes a big move in dealing with bullies at school as well as his parents making the decision to move. His father dresses up in silly costumes for an advertizing job while his mother is a perfectionist. If that is the case then perhaps she should have directed this film and re- write the screenplay. His friends include an overweight kid who eats off the ground, and a flute playing girl played by Zena Grey. Josh Peck plays another one of his moron friends. Lame plot regards the destruction of an animal shelter in favor of a football stadium. Why not the destruction of the production of this sh*t film. This leads to a stupid climax where the kids rebel. Directed by the not very good Tim Hill who made the irritating Muppets From Space. Linz is still stuck in Home Alone 3 mode. Larry Miller is typecast as a principal. Jamie Kennedy is embarrassing as the ice cream man. There is a wall street kid who carries around a brief case, and there is a bully traumatized by a frog suit. It cannot be near as traumatizing as being part of this stupid film. Theme of standing up for oneself situated with pathetic juvenile humour. It should cause viewers to make the big move to the nearest exit. Score: 1 / 10