Adam Hicks, Alexander Gould, Austin Rogers
During the first day of his new school year, a fifth grade boy squares off against a bully and winds up accepting a dare that could change the balance of power within the class.
DVD Release Date: December 5, 2006
Stats: 1,887 reviews
I know it was fake but watching that kid eat worms made my stomach turn! Otherwise, this was a cute movie for pre-adolescent boys.
fun to watch, kids-movie, but finally gets you, even tho it's no real good.
I hope life doesn't imitate art in the other fun movie opening this week, an adaptation of Thomas Rockwell's gross-out 1972 kids' classic How to Eat Fried Worms. full review
If it grows more genial as it pokes along, it still feels like a lesser Nickelodeon special, with adults who are shrill cartoons and kids who are one-note character tics. full review
the worms are gelatine
luke benward is a great actor he really express his feelings while he ate the worms which is not real of course :) its cute really i mean i like it
its hilarioussss
yeah it is based on a book, it has the same name as the book too. i remember reading it in primary school, it was kinda gross. but this movie looks like they scaled down the gore factor seeing as its PG.
Was this movie based on a book? Cos i think i read a book a lil while ago with the same or similar title.
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