Down and Derby Film Review

by James K. Kunkeltech for kids

Overview of a healthy reasonable medium

Brian Costello

From Brian Costello

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Based on the research of the development of the child. How do we rate?


Age 10+







The silly satire competition dad has some Iffy humor.


Age 10+







Based on 3 uterine review

Joysense89

5. June 2022. Years


Age 10+







I do not consider this as a good positive message

– Breaking and entering without consequences. And one of them is a cop. – The scene in which dog bites in a man’s crotch as if they chew the ball and then man grabs the ball and throws him for a dog. – The man is hiding in the closet and watches a woman (showing nothing but it is clear that it becomes naked) – steals a derby car and remove it and do not catch and are not caught – bad priorities: they (3 Competitive man) ignore their children and women for their derby obsession. Dad jumps to work without being called, not preparing an important terrain, but then liked the pine tree of Derby and accepted his proposal, when he was absolutely not to be absolutely prepared and pathetic wings the entire presentation. – Dad doesn’t learn lesson until the last minutes of the film and in that moment he made his car. – Children are exploited by parents because they will not allow them to help the derby and get money from them to leave their parents alone, but one child returns money because he feels bad for his father. – Bad sports leading over all of what I thought it was funny and as an adult, motivated me to want more with my children. However, I think my kids are boring, they didn’t find a movie funny because most jokes weren’t something they linked to find them funny, and from the child’s points of view … Samples and messages. If you put this movie on your basically, are Dad … ignoring what your child actually wants to watch and fill in their own needs / wishes, because I don’t think most of the kids would enjoy the movie. It was about adults and a little boring.

David A.

22. June 2017


Age 12+







Different versions?

Hi, I really didn’t like this movie, as I thought “Peeping Tom” scene was completely out of place and very unpleasant. However, today my wife returned home with this film, borrowed from the library, and the version was published by Family Films. They seem to have toned a series of peeping that scene, and they may have made several other changes. I can’t find any information about the network of possible changes, and this film is not on the “Feature Films” website. However, if you look at it, you definitely get feature films for version of families, because it is probably better. Here’s a relationship.

What is the story like?

Ever since he was a boy, Phil Davis (Greg Germann) always finished second place for Alpha Male Ace Montana (Marc Raymond). Now as a family who lives next to friends and childhood friends, Phil sees the announcement of the upcoming competition for a pine forest as a perfect opportunity for the defeat of ASA, once and for everyone. However, Phil’s friends also want to finish IA ACE literally wrote a book about creating a perfect car for a pine forest. Plus Phil’s Cub Scout Son would like to play a role in creating a block of wood. Despite these obstacles – and growing wife’s wife – Phil stops in what to create a perfect vehicle for a pine forest. While obsessively creating a perfect car, Phil must learn to put a higher priority on spending time and shares victory with Son instead of settling old results.

Is that good?

This excessive comedy shows a bad example of madness by getting what should be a friendly competition and turning it into an unhealthy obsession. Although excessive to understand comedy, the behavior on the screen in this film should be recognizable for any parent who trained sports and children who played in the team.

While humor is mostly juvenile, and the story has several excessively convenient bandages, in its core, Down and derby He raises a deeper point about what happens when parents miss the opportunity to make beautiful memories with their children. Viewed in that spirit, this film should be given the opportunity to discuss the times that have seen parents who go in tacual sports and school projects, and how much victories is not the only determinant in enjoyment of the company’s use.

Talk to your kids about …

  • Families can discuss competition. How does this film teach lessons in good sports? What is an unhealthy competition?

  • Did you see similar cases of parents who take projects or sports events of their children too seriously? How did you feel?

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