Daybreak Pacific Films - 93 min.
Cast: Christopher Lloyd, Blake Foster, Michael Purvis, Anton Tennet.
Screenplay: Michael Lach; Photography: Neil Cervin; Editor: Douglas Braddock; Music: Bruce Lynch; Production Designer: Mark Robins; Producers: Grant Bradley, Tom Taylor; Director: Dale G. Bradley.
Ryan Mitchell (Foster) is 12 years old and his patents don't understand him, his teenage brother is constantly getting him in trouble and he's got a crush on the girl across the street, who is dateing the local bully. One afternoon he finds a witchdoctor's wishing glass which he uses to wish away all the parents and teenagers. But then the bully gets the wishing glass. Although a kids movie, the kids are sometimes cruel and not the typical cutsy children of many Hollywood films
When 12-year-old Ryan Mitchell and his friends discover an enchanted “wishing wand,†they decide to make all of the parents and adults disappear. For a short while, it’s non-stop partying and playing in “KIDS WORLD.†That is, until the kids discover that the world runs a lot better with grown-ups to man the restaurants, toy shops and hospitals. But things go from bad to worse when some bullies steal the wishing wand and start building a dark and militaristic empire. It’s up to the simple-minded Leo -- the only adult who did not disappear with Ryan’s wish -- to rally all the good children and restore the balance before the bad kids ruin the planet! This award winning family film teaches the importance of rules and respect for adults while thoroughly entertaining children with this popular and amusing fantasy
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