Labou (2006)

Regisseur:

Greg Aronowitz

Drehbuchautor:

Greg Aronowitz (writer)

Genre:

Familienfilm

Werbezeile:

Long Lost Treasure. New Found Friends.

Plot:

Three kids get lost in the Louisiana bayou in search of a ghost pirate and his lost treasure, but what they discover is true friendship and the adventure of a lifetime. |

Plot Keywords:

Character Name In Title

Filmpreise:

1 win

Nutzerkommentare:

If you grew up in the 80's like I did..

Besetzung

Bryan James Kitto	...	Toddster
Darnell Hamilton	...	Gavin
Marissa Cuevas	...	Emily
Earl Scioneaux	...	Ronald
Chris Violette	...	Reggie
Kelson Henderson	...	Clayton
Barnie Duncan	...	Lerouge
Ray Nagin	...	Mayor Adams
Ellis Marsalis	...	Jazzman
Rose Magri	...	Patron #1
Eric Pollard	...	Patron #2
Bud Richardson	...	Patron #3
Copely Davis	...	Tipsy Patron
Dylan Kippes	...	Cool Kid #1
Monica May	...	Librarian

Länge:

USA:95 Min

Produktionsland:

USA

Sprache:

Englisch

Farbe:

Farbe

Altersfreigabe:

USA:G

Drehorte:

New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Firma:

Dog and Rooster Productions

Soundtrack:

Hit The Road Jack

If you grew up in the 80's like I did..

...Then you will love Labou. I've seen a number of screenings of the movie and it's still a kick each time. The film takes me back to the days when countless timeless films came out of the Hollywood 80's heyday. Movies like Goonies, Gremlins, ET and Explorers come to mind. Labou is full of adventure, clever characters, and warmth. Sadly, so many of those qualities seem to be lacking in today's films, where studios seem to be more concerned with recouping their investments, and weekend sales than creating movies that will last forever, especially films that can be enjoyed by folks of all ages. Children won't be able to resist the charming critter and the cast and story of Labou will have everyone enchanted. Even though I don't have kids of my own, this film is sure to have children falling in love with it. Those who came of age during some of the very best years of film production will find this story cozy and endearing, a refreshing change from the current crop of movies out there.