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The Prankster (2010)To the outer world, Chris Karas is a shy and handsome A student, the son of a hard-working Greek contractor... See full synopsis » Director:Tony VidalWriter:Tony Vidal |
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Title: The Prankster (2010)
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Vish Armitraj
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Nathan 'Owl' Owsley
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Nicholas Bearde | ... |
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Brad Burris
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Dean Pecarino
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Eric Hood
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Blotto Wojonowski
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Pookie Longmeyer
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Sage Ryan
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Mariah Rivera
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Dr. Burris
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To the outer world, Chris Karas is a shy and handsome A student, the son of a hard-working Greek contractor... See full synopsis »
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Laughter Is The Best RevengeGenres:
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EnglishBox Office
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$1,700,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Chris Karas: The whole point of being a Prankster is to nail someone who really deserves it, and to do it with panache!See more »
I review this movie from the point of view of the demographic for which it was intended. My nieces and Godchildren, all under 18, loved this movie and laughed heartily. I was surprised to see the delightful effect it had on most all of the children who saw it.
That being said, this movie is a winner if you have kids in your life who are in grade school or high school. The film has some important messages for impressionable minds, and it doesn't use profanity, anti-social behavior or nudity to make its points.
I appreciate the heart this film shows and I recommend it on that basis.