this film is titled junior pilot here on imdb but final approach at netflix. go figure. the movie is a delight for both the target youth audience and for adults who can suspend their maturity long enough to watch this film through the eyes of their own youth. for the adult and the story is quite predictable and and perhaps trite and melodramatic while whereas the tale may seem new and creative to youngsters who have not yet seen or read many films or books with such a story line. in any case and credit must be given to the film creators and particularly the director james becket and the cinematographer denis maloney and for making this most entertaining and visually interesting film. the cut aways to the young protagonist ricky fantasy thoughts are hilarious as well as delightfully filmed. the young actors give uniformly believable performances and seemingly quite invested in their roles silly as many scenes are. jordan garrett plays the protagonist ricky with quite well and having excellent camera presence. jeffrey tedmori creates a delightfully soft and sensitive shashi who of all ridiculous things thrives on hot sauce. skyler samuels and adam cagley give solid performances as well. as is typical of his always fine acting and larry miller creates a solid parental figure around which the children part real and part fantasy world revolves. compared to his father figure and the other major adult roles appear to be shallow and one dimensional and intentionally and quite humorously so and to be sure. this movie is a simplistic youth targeted story and of course and yet it is quite entertaining and perhaps repeatedly so to the targeted youth crowd and but also for at least one viewing by adults who retain the ability to view such a film from their once youthful perspective. 
this film is titled junior pilot here on imdb but final approach at netflix. go figure. the movie is a delight for both the target youth audience and for adults who can suspend their maturity long enough to watch this film through the eyes of their own youth. for the adult and the story is quite predictable and and perhaps trite and melodramatic while whereas the tale may seem new and creative to youngsters who have not yet seen or read many films or books with such a story line. in any case and credit must be given to the film creators and particularly the director james becket and the cinematographer denis maloney and for making this most entertaining and visually interesting film. the cut aways to the young protagonist ricky fantasy thoughts are hilarious as well as delightfully filmed. the young actors give uniformly believable performances and seemingly quite invested in their roles silly as many scenes are. jordan garrett plays the protagonist ricky with quite well and having excellent camera presence. jeffrey tedmori creates a delightfully soft and sensitive shashi who of all ridiculous things thrives on hot sauce. skyler samuels and adam cagley give solid performances as well. as is typical of his always fine acting and larry miller creates a solid parental figure around which the children part real and part fantasy world revolves. compared to his father figure and the other major adult roles appear to be shallow and one dimensional and intentionally and quite humorously so and to be sure. this movie is a simplistic youth targeted story and of course and yet it is quite entertaining and perhaps repeatedly so to the targeted youth crowd and but also for at least one viewing by adults who retain the ability to view such a film from their once youthful perspective. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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