When a boy decides his father is spending too much time at work, he starts his own company and ends up buying a controlling interest in his father's company.
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Title: The Brainiacs.com (2000)
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| Michael Angarano | ... | Matt Tyler | |
| Kevin Kilner | ... | David Tyler | |
| Kevin Jamal Woods | ... | Danny | |
| Vanessa Zima | ... | Kelly Tyler | |
| Bianca Rossini | ... | Ms. Arbitrage | |
| David Bickford | ... | Walter | |
| Allen Lulu | ... | Miles (as Alan Lulu) | |
| Florence Stanley | ... | Grandma Tyler | |
| Patrick Thomas O'Brien | ... | Mr. Greenmail (as Patrick T. O'Brien) | |
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Kurt Wetherill | ... | Chet Lucre |
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Cody Wetherill | ... | Russell Lucre |
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Robert Grovich | ... | Lars |
| Alexandra Paul | ... | Kara Banks | |
| Dom DeLuise | ... | Ivan Lucre (as Dom Deluise) | |
| Gregg Berger | ... | Mr. Toller | |
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When a boy decides his father is spending too much time at work, he starts his own company and ends up buying a controlling interest in his father's company.
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Running a business just became child's play!Parents Guide:
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Danny: I am? I mean, of course I am! What do you mean?
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Matt Tyler: Danny! You're a genius!Danny: I am? I mean, of course I am! What do you mean?
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This is a funny, well acted film, that provides family viewing, brought right up to date with an internet based plot line. This film is perfect to while away a rainy Sunday afternoon with the whole family.
The cast (although a little surprising) gel together perfectly. Kevin Kilner (previously seen in Earth: Final Conflict) is truly believable as the business oriented father, who needs to spend more time with his family, Alexandra Paul manages to look pretty (which is about all this role allows her to do... but if it ain't broke...) and Michael Angarano is fabulously funny as the kid who just wants his dad to love him.
Pure Schmultz, but we love it anyway!