The Great Elephant Escape

Téléfilm
1995
Not Rated
1h 36m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

MA NOTE

Joseph Gordon-Levitt in The Great Elephant Escape (1995)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMatt Cunningham is a thirteen-year-old whiz kid from Los Angeles who's completely absorbed by his laptop computer. Preferring his travels on the information highway, Matt is dismayed to find... Tout lireMatt Cunningham is a thirteen-year-old whiz kid from Los Angeles who's completely absorbed by his laptop computer. Preferring his travels on the information highway, Matt is dismayed to find himself on an East African Safari organized by his divorced mother Beverly.But once expos... Tout lireMatt Cunningham is a thirteen-year-old whiz kid from Los Angeles who's completely absorbed by his laptop computer. Preferring his travels on the information highway, Matt is dismayed to find himself on an East African Safari organized by his divorced mother Beverly.But once exposed to the spectacular plains of Kenya, with its magnificent wildlife and breathtaking terr... Tout lire

Director
- George Miller
Writers
- John Sweet
- Christopher Canaan
Stars

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,3/10

181

MA NOTE

Director
- George Miller
Writers
- John Sweet
- Christopher Canaan
Stars

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Prix
- 1 victoire au total

Gaffes
When Matt plays his mouth organ, the movement of his lips on the instrument do not match the tune we hear.

Connexions
Referenced in Best of the Worst: Night Beast, Trick or Treat, and Skull Forest (2013)

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Commentaire en vedette

7/10

George & Julian, r.i.p.

I just read that marvelous George Miller our director passed in Melbourne. Julian Sands tragically disappeared recently on Friday Jan. 13th on Mt. Baldy in CA. And Leo Burmester had a horrible death 6.28.07 from most probably the powassan virus. BUT -- once upon a time, back in late 1994, we, inc. Joey Gordon-Leavitt all had a marvelous time in magical Kenya working for Hallmark and Robert Halmi. Julian couldn't wait for the film to wind up so he could start his Kenya ascent (quickly followed by me and my family), Joey took it all very seriously with his young furrowed brow, and George was splendid, pulling us all together in warm, delightful, confident conviviality. The script was not going to shape the stories of African adventure, but we all jiggled and juggled and made round holes fit square pegs, and had a blessed ball in the process. God bless Leo, Julian, and George -- and Halmi Sr. Too, rest his soul, for giving us this rare gift.