Four Kids and It
A group of kids on holiday in Cornwall meet a magical creature on the beach with the power to grant wishes.
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Andy de Emmony
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Ultimately, what it lacks in comedy and childlike wonder, it does make up for in interesting takeaways. The notion of “being careful what you wish for“ isn't new, and it's not necessarily explored in any depth, but it is evident in the film - and more importantly, it's well harnessed through the children's family struggles. I like that it didn't shy away from difficult topics that many families face, but it really is aimed at a very young audience. 'Four Kids and It' will be great for young kids stuck at home, running out of things to watch and searching for adventure. It's entirely appropriate, but certainly not one of those family films you need to put time aside for to sit through with them. The magic in this one is lost. - Joel Kalkopf Read Joel's full article... https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-four-kids-and-it-be-careful-what-you-wish-for
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Andy de Emmony is the director of Four Kids and It.
The cast of Four Kids and It includes Russell Brand as Tristan Trent, Michael Caine as Psammead (voice), Paula Patton as Alice, Paul Bazely as Sgt. Gascoigne, Matthew Goode as David, Pippa Haywood as Bookshop Owner, Cheryl as Coco Rayne, William Franklyn-Miller as Carl, Billy Jenkins as Robbie, Ashley Aufderheide as Smash, Teddie Allen as Ros, Caroline Sheen as Jenny, and more.
The duration of Four Kids and It is 1h 50 mins.
Yes. Four Kids and It has 2 trailers on Fanbiz, including Four Kids And It | Sky Cinema. Watch them on this page.
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Four Kids and It was released on 03 Apr 2020.
Four Kids and It is listed under Family and Fantasy on Fanbiz.
Four Kids and It has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 4.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "Ultimately, what it lacks in comedy and childlike wonder, it does make up for in interesting takeaways. The notion of “being careful what you wish for“ isn't new, and it's not n..."
