Johnny Pacar Movies

A complacent, middle-aged ear, nose, and throat doctor attempts to win back his wayward wife with a little help from their college-bound son in this romantic comedy from writer/director Barra Grant (Glory Days, Life of the Party). Dr. Ben Bingham (Richard E. Grant) has everything a man his age could want in life -- a good job, a gorgeous home, and a beautiful wife -- yet, as a result of being so content, he's lost his passion for living. His wife, Amanda (Carrie-Anne Moss), on the other hand, is excited to start a new phase in her life once their teenage son, Justin (Johnny Pacar), leaves for college. Unfortunately, she sees Ben as dead weight, and decides to walk out on the marriage before he drags her down, too. With Amanda gone, Ben sinks into a deep depression, slipping into his pajamas for weeks on end and numbing his sorrows in gallons of booze. Disturbed by his father's increasingly morose behavior, Justin give his dad a makeover and encourages him to go out on the town. Before long, every single woman has her eyes on Ben. But there's only one woman he wants, and in order to get her back he'll have to convince her that he has a new outlook on life. When teenage player Justin falls hard for a virtuous Russian ballerina, Ben returns the favor by schooling him in the fine art of romance. In the process, Ben realizes just what Amanda means to him, and vows to do whatever it takes to win her back. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Eight years after her mother died under bizarre circumstances, a teenage girl gets the opportunity to change the past when she finds the cell phone that was given to her as a birthday gift, and begins using it to communicate with a younger version of herself. As a young girl, Jessie Graver (Jadin Gould) was ecstatic to receive a cell phone for her birthday, but her happiness was short-lived when her mother was found floating lifeless in the pool later that same day. Nearly a decade later, Jessie (Julie Carlson) has grown distant from her father, preferring to spend most of her time with her best friends Damon (Johnny Pacar) and Mia Brooke Vallone). Stumbling across the phone as she sorts through some of her old belongings, Jessie decides to dial her old phone number, and is surprised when a little girl answers. The more the two talk, the more Jessie realizes that she's somehow managed to reach her younger self before the tragedy that changed her life. With no time to lose, the desperate teen focuses all her energy on convincing the little girl on the other end of the line to prevent her mother from entering the pool at all costs. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Teen sorcerer Danny Sinclair (Johnny Pacar) is among the contestants chosen for the reality-TV program "Search for the World's Greatest Kid Magician." While Danny is concerned with learning to harness his powers, his go-getter producer (Alyson Michalka) has creating enchanting television on her mind. ~ Rovi