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Because the Pinewood Derby is more than just a race morePlot:
Down and Derby is a family comedy about a small town Pinewood Derby competition that transforms an average... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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Godawful mess, and the scouts should distance themselves from this turkey moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Greg Germann | ... | Phil Davis | |
| Lauren Holly | ... | Kim Davis | |
| Adam Hicks | ... | Brady Davis | |
| Perry Anzilotti | ... | Big Jimmy | |
| Deborah Ashton | ... | Angel Scaldoni | |
| Danny Shepherd | ... | Danny Scaldoni | |
| Ross Brockley | ... | Blaine Moosman | |
| Tammy Lier | ... | Charlotte Moosman | |
| Nicholas Nengas | ... | Todd | |
| Marc Raymond | ... | Ace Montana | |
| Hunter Tylo | ... | Teri Montana | |
| Eric Jacobs | ... | A.J. Montana | |
| Pat Morita | ... | Ono Yakimoto | |
| Joey Miyashima | ... | Kyosho Yakimoto | |
| K.J. Adachi | ... | Kyosho's Son |
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Rated PG for some crude humor and brief mild language.Parents Guide:
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90 minCountry:
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Dolby DigitalFilming Locations:
St. George, Utah, USAFun Stuff
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Each year since 1953, over 2 million Pinewood Derby cars are built worldwide by boys and girls in YMCA, Indian Princess, scouting, church and other youth group competitions. moreGoofs:
Factual errors: The Webelos Den Leader has a different pack number on her uniform (585) than the kids in her den (123). moreFAQ
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Well, let's see. Men are stupid, living vicariously thru their sons and would rather pursue their hobby than enrich their marriage and family life; all married women have large breasts and shallow minds, Japanese men are even more stupid and shallow than their American counterparts.
yup, these are ideas that we want in the heads of America's boys and young men...It's appropriate that I write this review on Thanksgiving...what a turkey this movie is! It was and should be an embarrassment to the American Film industry. The Boy Scouts of America should put as much distance as possible between themselves and this sinfully bad movie.
As far as the "satire" and "parody" comments, those remind me of the tired old line "I don't know what you're talking about" when the murderer is uncovered (It's obvious he does). In other words, they call it a satire because deep down they know how BAD their work is. (See "Charlie's Angels", Eddie Murphy in "Harlem Nights", etc.)