Product Description Studio: Paramount Home Video Release Date: 09/21/2004
Customer Reviews: Great Movie! Good for all ages tooAugust 28, 2010 Dear Miss Mermaid(Virgin Islands, Caribbean) This movie is terrific. Surprisingly, any age can watch it and enjoy it. There were a few shortcuts in the movie and the mother grins like the village fool throughout the movie, but it's a great story with good adventure and wonderful acting by the kid and his grandfather.
The story moves along at a pretty good clip. Adults and children will enjoy this romp through nature, though some of it is a tad contrived, it still came out as solid good entertainment.
Review by Dear Miss Mermaid, author of "Hurricanes and Hangovers"
Enjoyable movieJuly 18, 2006 Keith Davis(Anywhere, United States) I enjoyed this family adventure movie. The scenery was really nice, and the plot and acting were ok as well. Not a blockbuster but an enjoyable family movie.
A movie that comes packed with adventure and realistic dramaNovember 2, 2002 retrowens(Alabama, USA) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
A boy, Pete, is very close to his grandfather (Dennis Weaver). While Pete and his parents are visiting the old timer that has seen many good and bad times in years past, Pete hears some news that he didn't want to hear. To get away from the harsh reality of the bad news that life just threw them, Pete and his grandpa take a trip to the mountainous woods in order to spend some time quality time together. Never did they expect something bad to happen which would cause them to get lost in the upbeat wilderness that never rests.
To say the least, "Escape From Wildcat Canyon" is full of adventure once the two get lost. They'll have to deal with hungry wolves, frightening heights, fast flowing rivers that can chill you to the bone (not to mention that it's the cold season), and much more. It'll not only take teamwork, but a lot of luck will also come in handy for them to get through this expedition alive.
Granted, "Escape From Wildcat Canyon" doesn't have the best acting that anybody's ever seen (Dennis Weaver, the Grandpa, is great though), and it may be a little cliched, but it's still a good movie, especially for all you adventure fans out there. There's also a lot of nice scenery to take in while watching the film. So, regardless of the fact that you've probably never even heard of this movie (I hadn't till tonight), give it a shot by watching it on TV, or better yet, buy the movie. It's worth it.
