Sky High (2005)

3/5

Just kind of a mildly entertaining footnote.

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10/31/07

N/A

Here, teen empowerment takes on a very literal form, even if events never stray far from the world as envisaged in a John Hughes movie.

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08/06/07

7/10

It might be aimed at teens, but Sky High is fun for parents, too.

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04/15/07

2.5/4

Sky High is adolescent, in the best, age-appropriate sense of the word; it's like a John Hughes movie, but for tweens.

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10/11/06

3.5/4

surprisingly clever, spirited and joyful

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09/30/06

4/5

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04/01/06

B-

Carefully pitched to be watchable by the Breakfast Club generation and their young kids.

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02/11/06

4/5

the film adds a superior level of irreverence that reminds me of films like Galaxy Quest.

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01/19/06

N/A

... this Spy Kids-meets-The Incredibles mash-up is funny, smart and consistently entertaining.

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12/21/05

4/5

...A movie based on a high school for super-powered teens may not have seemed like the savviest idea. Fortunately, Sky High isn’t bad. In fact, it’s surprisingly good.

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12/06/05

7/10

Sky High pokes gentle fun at growing up, entering a new school, joining cliques, adjusting to friends and parents, dealing with peer pressure, and learning who you are.

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11/20/05

4/5

The script crackles with funny, quotable dialogue and the plot has a lot of fun with the usual teen movie staples.

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10/29/05

3.5/5

Even though Sky High is aimed at kids, everyone else should see it.

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09/23/05

3/5

While originality is hardly the film's strongest suit, its agreeable mix of knowing spoof and kid-pleasing fantasy makes it considerably more engaging than some of the 'straight' superhero blockbusters we've suffered recently.

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09/18/05