No Limit Kids: Much Ado About Middle School

20102010
TV-PGTV-PG
1h 31m

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6.9/10

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No Limit Kids centers on a group of young teens that band together to save their town's landmark, the old abandoned theater. With a story that focuses on treating others with respect, No Lim... Read allNo Limit Kids centers on a group of young teens that band together to save their town's landmark, the old abandoned theater. With a story that focuses on treating others with respect, No Limit Kids delivers an uplifting message for the entire family.No Limit Kids centers on a group of young teens that band together to save their town's landmark, the old abandoned theater. With a story that focuses on treating others with respect, No Limit Kids delivers an uplifting message for the entire family.

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Charlie (Bill Cobbs) listens to the kids sing and dance in the old theater. From "No Limit Kids" directed by Dave Moody.

Celeste (Celeste Kellogg) and Becca (Amanda Waters) in the abandon theater at night. From "No Limit Kids" directed by Dave Moody.

Christina Cupo as Lucy in No Limit Kids.

Christina Cupo and Lee Meriwether on set of No Limit Kids.

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Small Town Morning
Written by Dave Moody
Performed by Dave Moody
Under license from Mallie B Music & Moody Music Group
Dave Moody appears courtesy of Lamon Records Nashville

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Great Musical Drama for the Whole Family

No Limit Kids: Much Ado About Middle School is a fun, intriguing story that had me from the very beginning. The kids in this film are real (not your typical Hollywood on-screen types) and their musical, acting and dancing ability are superb. Celeste Kellogg is an extremely talented musical artist who made the transition to film with ease. Ashton Harrell's vocal ability is amazing for a teenager, while his humble, likable approach to the on-screen character he portraits really resonates with the audience. All the kids really shine throughout with their performances, and it's fun to see Blake Michael in a film role before his Lemonade Mouth debut with Disney. Bill Cobbs and Lee Meriwether offer up some great characters as well which really help weave the plot. References to Shakespeare's original story are handled with care, and are well hidden which adds to the whole experience. A truly inspiring story that I'll watch again and again!

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