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Sky High (2005)

Director: Mike Mitchell

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From Time Out New York

Though borrowing liberally from The Incredibles and X-Men, this family-friendly action comedy is more like a superpowered Breakfast Club, with shape-shifting goths, Day-Glo poseurs and a head cheerleader who can clone herself. Superkid Will Stronghold (Angarano) has just started at Sky High, where ultrateens are quickly divided into heroes and sidekicks. When an evildoer pulls a sneak attack on the school, it's up to Will and the misfit sidekicks to save the day. Cookie-cutter teen archetypes abound, but Angarano and the young cast have fun with them.

Author: DA

Time Out New York website


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