Alison Darcy, Griffith Brewer, Helen Hughes
Peanut butter is the secret ingredient for magic potions made by two 'friendly' ghosts. Eleven-year-old Michael looses all of his hair when he gets a 'fright' and uses the potion to get his hair back,...( read more
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This is by far the strangst kids' movie I've ever seen. My dad was always renting us bizarre movies when we were younger...guess it opened the doors for all kinds of tastes!
A goofy kids' movie. It feels very Canadian. Movie Central used to play it to death. A boy, his friends, and family get into some silly trouble with Peanut Butter. The youngin's would like it; not I.
We don't need a "solution" for peanut butter any more than we need a weight loss "cure". They're both perfectly fine as is!
I remember this one, it's one of my favorite films when I was little. I should definitely watch it again.
This movie scared the shit out of me when I was 7.... As I got older I thought it was a scary dream I had, come to find out 21 years later, it's just a really stupid movie with bad acting. On top of that the story line is really bad as well.....I am glad I watched it again so I ...( read more)
La première fois que j'ai vu ce film... j'en ai fait des cauchemars. 20 ans plus tard le fait de le réécouté... ça m'a sécurisé... ;) Joke!!
This movie is a little weird. But it is also kind of an interesting idea, to draw a painting and go inside whatever place you draw. It's a very creative movie and worth watching.
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