Bushwhacked

Once again a movie I wasn't really expecting to hold my attention for an hour and half wildly exceeded my initial expectations. There was nothing too serious about any part of the movie, unless it was such for comedic effect. Pretty much the entire Bushwhacked cast played easily likeable characters. Lot's of great outdoor scenery, skillful use of light and camera angles. Good sound; hearing the character's lines was never a struggle. All in all, it made for a really great fun experience. If you're looking for something serious and dramatic to watch, Bushwhacked will probably leave you disappointed. As a family safe, completely unserious film that may even have a bit of a moral to the story, you may enjoy it as much as I did. Good movie.

Max Gabelski (Daniel Stern) is a simple Freedom Express delivery driver. His life changed when a wealthy man offered him $50 to deliver his packages to him at 10 p.m. What Max found was a burning room and the FBI there accusing him of murder. If Max could just get to Devil's Peak then he could find out what this whole mess was about. But to do that he'd have to pretend to be a Little Rangers troop leader, which he was ill-suited to do. "Bushwhacked" was cute and funny--perfect for kids, though nothing special.