Disney's The Kid (2000) Reviews

Disney's The Kid (2000)
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If you could talk to the child that you used to be, what advice would you give him? That question forms the basis of this comic fantasy. Forty-year-old Russ Duritz (Bruce Willis) is a wealthy and powerful "image consultant" who has made a career out of telling people how to present themselves. But while he's a success in business, he's a failure in life; he's vain, mean-spirited, and hasn't been able to hold onto a marriage (or even a pet dog). One day, Russ is startled to meet Rusty (Spencer Breslin), a stocky kid whom he soon realizes is himself at the age of eight, having passed through a wrinkle in time. Young Rusty doesn't seem much happier than the grown-up Russ, so the older man takes his younger self under his wing and tries to teach him how to avoid the mistakes he's made, while Rusty encourages Russ to be a more caring human being. Along the way, Russ and Rusty become friends, and realize how much they can learn from each other. Disney's The Kid also stars Jean Smart as one of Russ' clients, Lily Tomlin as his assistant, and Daniel Von Bargen as his father. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Starring:
Bruce WillisSpencer Breslin, (more)
Director(s):
Jon Turteltaub
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG
Format(s):
DVD
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(17 member reviews)  


Member Reviews


William M.

A really nice family film.

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Peter K.

Good for the family and for those that can relate to wanting to somehow forget or fix your childhood. If only real-life was like a movie. Sweet film.

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Christopher S.

This movie was just beyone wonderful, The Special features had a great touch with Spencer(the little kid) and the director talking about the whole movie with barely any breaks in between, so Special features was definet 2 thumbs up as well as the whole movie itself.

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Bruce S.

Bruce at his humorous best.

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John H.

Bruce Willis is a consultant who meets himself as a young boy and is reminded of the dreams and aspirations he had as a youth. Once you get past the Hollywood weirdness of someone meeting himself, it's a very enjoyable movie, with great potential for meaningful chats with your kids afterwards.

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Rick I.

Great movie for kids and parents. The dad learns about himself after being saddled with The Kid. No profanity or anything to be embarassed about. My kids 11 to 14 loved it.

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Diana H.

Wonderful family movie!

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Linda H.

Loved this movie. Bruce Willis is awesome in the role of the Type A, overly focused, rather mean character in this movie. His comic edge rounds out the movie superbly. A wonderful movie showing how easy it is to get caught up in the have-to-do's of life, missing out on the important stuff. Terribly funny in portions, but also gives a great life lesson.

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Linda G.

Would be great if life was that easy and we could change things by visiting our childhood. We all have things that we would like to be able to address that happened as children. A fantasy come true for most of us.

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Steve G.

Whatever - Bruce Willis with a bad hairpiece...

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    William M.

    A really nice family film.

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    Peter K.

    Good for the family and for those that can relate to wanting to somehow forget or fix your childhood. If only real-life was like a movie. Sweet film.

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    Christopher S.

    This movie was just beyone wonderful, The Special features had a great touch with Spencer(the little kid) and the director talking about the whole movie with barely any breaks in between, so Special features was definet 2 thumbs up as well as the whole movie itself.

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