Camp Nowhere
Morris 'Mud' Himmel faces an unwanted assignment when his parents insist he attend a summer camp. He loathes the idea and will stop at nothing to avoid it. After conferring with friends, he discovers they share the same dreaded fate: a bland, unsatisfying summer camp. United, they hatch a cunning plan to fool their parents into sending them to a camp of their own creation.
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John Putch
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Kamurai
Bad watch, probably won't watch again, and can't recommend. As much as I thought I would enjoy getting in the way back machine to see Christopher Lloyd getting up to whacky antics, this was disappointing. It's a bunch of rich, spoiled kids tricking their parents into paying for what they is a way to get rid of their kids for the summer, and the kids basically creating a criminal ring to facilitate it. I see a lot similarities between this and "Accepted", but where "Accepted" was built with better intentions by the characters who were adults that ended up dealing with a situation and turning it to be an attempt at betterment, "Camp Nowhere" grew the conspirators first and then committed to a fake camp. This movie just doesn't have the fun charm that its future counterpart has, and that can probably be attributed to the child actors involved. They're not all so bad, but they're mostly typical child actors. Sure there are some fun moments in this, but the overall story is severely lacking, and we don't need a fable to tell that this kid is going to be sorry and that he was wrong at the end of it.
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John Putch is the director of Camp Nowhere.
The cast of Camp Nowhere includes Ray Baker as Norris Prescott, Christopher Lloyd as Dennis Van Welker, Jessica Alba as Gail, M. Emmet Walsh as T.R. Polk, Burgess Meredith as Fein, Allison Mack as Heather, Thomas F. Wilson as Lt. Eliot Hendricks, Jonathan Frakes as Bob Spiegel (uncredited), Kate Mulgrew as Rachel Prescott, Andrew Keegan as Zack Dell, Romy Walthall as Nancy Himmel, Peter Scolari as Donald Himmel, and more.
The duration of Camp Nowhere is 1h 36 mins.
Yes. You can watch the Camp Nowhere trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
Camp Nowhere was released on 26 Aug 1994.
Camp Nowhere is listed under Comedy and Family on Fanbiz.
Camp Nowhere has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 4.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "Bad watch, probably won't watch again, and can't recommend. As much as I thought I would enjoy getting in the way back machine to see Christopher Lloyd getting up to whacky a..."
