i saw bits and pieces of this on tv once and and when a friend recommended it and i began looking for it even though it seemed no place nearby had it. i finally got a hold of it in an antique store and and couldn not wait to watch it. oh and that i had seen it a couple years earlier and could have really enjoyed it. i was surprised that this movie was only 80 or so minutes long and and i think this is what made the plot and story so lacking. the plot really does sound like a good one and both on the trailer and the movie comments represent a teenager and angus (jesse bradford) and his newfound stray lab yellow are marooned on an island during a storm on a boat trip with his father (bruce davison). together and they manage to survive the wilderness and wait to be found and rescued. still and what is never mentioned is that everything is shortened and the events of the plot are very rushed. there is a possible love interest between angus and sara and but theyre never shown together for more than a moment. yellow is a mischievous dog the parents are reluctant to keep and but in a few days he seems to be appreciated enough to join a boat trip. the scene of the mother (mimi rogers) mentioning vaguely what death is like to the younger boy (joel palmer) doesn not go anywhere. in no time and we learn that 9 days have been spent on the island and then suddenly it 14 and then 19. of all the animals a castaway could be exposed to in the wild and only 1 kind  a wolf  attacks them. why couldn not something else have been a problem instead of having the same type of animal  maybe even the same one  strike twice. there are few views of how angus prepares food and except when he discovers fruit and roots and and when he roasts a trapped rat. if he knows so much about survival skills and why weren not more scenes with it shown. the one thing that made me blank was why the dog do not have much part alone. when he is rescued and and the dog is left behind on the island and there is no scene showing how he survives without a human help. i wished i was more open to this when watching it and but i did enjoy some of this. the acting was good and and the score was enjoyable. though and i found myself wondering why the father looked so much older than his family and and why he and the main search and rescue conductor share names. this is a good movie for kids and but though the protagonist is 14 and nobody over 10 would be interested with this. 
i saw bits and pieces of this on tv once and and when a friend recommended it and i began looking for it even though it seemed no place nearby had it. i finally got a hold of it in an antique store and and couldn not wait to watch it. oh and that i had seen it a couple years earlier and could have really enjoyed it. i was surprised that this movie was only 80 or so minutes long and and i think this is what made the plot and story so lacking. the plot really does sound like a good one and both on the trailer and the movie comments represent a teenager and angus (jesse bradford) and his newfound stray lab yellow are marooned on an island during a storm on a boat trip with his father (bruce davison). together and they manage to survive the wilderness and wait to be found and rescued. still and what is never mentioned is that everything is shortened and the events of the plot are very rushed. there is a possible love interest between angus and sara and but theyre never shown together for more than a moment. yellow is a mischievous dog the parents are reluctant to keep and but in a few days he seems to be appreciated enough to join a boat trip. the scene of the mother (mimi rogers) mentioning vaguely what death is like to the younger boy (joel palmer) doesn not go anywhere. in no time and we learn that 9 days have been spent on the island and then suddenly it 14 and then 19. of all the animals a castaway could be exposed to in the wild and only 1 kind  a wolf  attacks them. why couldn not something else have been a problem instead of having the same type of animal  maybe even the same one  strike twice. there are few views of how angus prepares food and except when he discovers fruit and roots and and when he roasts a trapped rat. if he knows so much about survival skills and why weren not more scenes with it shown. the one thing that made me blank was why the dog do not have much part alone. when he is rescued and and the dog is left behind on the island and there is no scene showing how he survives without a human help. i wished i was more open to this when watching it and but i did enjoy some of this. the acting was good and and the score was enjoyable. though and i found myself wondering why the father looked so much older than his family and and why he and the main search and rescue conductor share names. this is a good movie for kids and but though the protagonist is 14 and nobody over 10 would be interested with this. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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