Known for
6.4No beau? No problem! To earn money for college, a high schooler creates a dating app that lets him act as a stand-in boyfriend.
The Perfect Date
2019
The movie, a remake of the 1988 comedy, follows a family whose vacation is interrupted by their annoying in-laws.
The Great Outdoors
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Divorced dad Bert attends his college homecoming in an attempt to reconnect with his eldest daughter, who attends his alma mater. When Bert arrives on campus, he realizes his kids have “parent trapped” him with his ex-wife. From there, the weekend’s focus turns to competition, debaucherous mayhem — and, perhaps, a chance to reunite his family.
Homecoming
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Follows the McDougall family adopting a rescue donkey that had been kept isolated and unattended in an animal hoarder’s barn in rural western Pennsylvania. When a mutual friend delivered Sherman to the McDougall’s farm, the donkey was on death’s door: He had infected sores all over his bloated body and hooves grown as long and curled as witch’s nails. The McDougalls taught Sherman how to be a donkey again, how to run, and then how to race. The story culminates in Sherman competing with his human and donkey buddies in a race in the Rockies that’s both grueling and hysterical.
Running With Sherman
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Behind the camera
6.4No beau? No problem! To earn money for college, a high schooler creates a dating app that lets him act as a stand-in boyfriend.
The Perfect Date
2019
The movie, a remake of the 1988 comedy, follows a family whose vacation is interrupted by their annoying in-laws.
The Great Outdoors
—
Divorced dad Bert attends his college homecoming in an attempt to reconnect with his eldest daughter, who attends his alma mater. When Bert arrives on campus, he realizes his kids have “parent trapped” him with his ex-wife. From there, the weekend’s focus turns to competition, debaucherous mayhem — and, perhaps, a chance to reunite his family.
Homecoming
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Follows the McDougall family adopting a rescue donkey that had been kept isolated and unattended in an animal hoarder’s barn in rural western Pennsylvania. When a mutual friend delivered Sherman to the McDougall’s farm, the donkey was on death’s door: He had infected sores all over his bloated body and hooves grown as long and curled as witch’s nails. The McDougalls taught Sherman how to be a donkey again, how to run, and then how to race. The story culminates in Sherman competing with his human and donkey buddies in a race in the Rockies that’s both grueling and hysterical.
Running With Sherman
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