The Prodigy

1999
Not Rated
1h 44min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaNathan Jones, a 12 year old illiterate inner city kid, decides to run away from his abusive home and take up residence in a college fraternity after a school trip to campus. No matter how th... Leer todoNathan Jones, a 12 year old illiterate inner city kid, decides to run away from his abusive home and take up residence in a college fraternity after a school trip to campus. No matter how they try, the fraternity members can't get rid of Nathan and the only way to avoid a shut-do... Leer todoNathan Jones, a 12 year old illiterate inner city kid, decides to run away from his abusive home and take up residence in a college fraternity after a school trip to campus. No matter how they try, the fraternity members can't get rid of Nathan and the only way to avoid a shut-down for harboring a runaway is to enroll Nathan into the college posing him as a child prod... Leer todo

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The name of the frats Greek name was TKB. Which was the inside joke called tappa kegga bru.

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The Rain
Produced by Shefik and Dan Bazile
Written by Shefik and Dan Bazile
Performed by Dan Bazile
Courtesy of Knight Entities
Under license from Knight Entities

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5/10

This was a decent little flick...

I rented this movie the other night from blockbuster, thinking that it was going to be another really bad T & A flick or something like it because The Prodigy wasn't rated and it didn't have any name actors in it. Turns out it wasn't a bad movie. It wasn't the best movie either. At times, the story line was a little weak, but it picked up and there weren't any major holes. The acting was alright, although the dialog definitely needed some help. The little kid was pretty good, funny at times, and his "white" older brother figure, played by Robert Foreman, did a good job of playing the off beat "insensitive- turned-caring" frat boy. Overall, I was surprised to see something a little different than the standard college romp like American Pie, which I'm sick of at this point.