A bunch of high school misfits in Hawaii, introduced by their new teacher, attend a science fair in which they draw up inspiration to build their own solar car and win a trip to compete in the 1990 World Solar Challenge in Australia.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Charles T. Kanganis
Director
Halle Berry
Sandra Beecher
Jim Belushi
Frank Machi
Bill Hunter
Commissioner Hawkes
Casey Affleck
Daniel Webster
Eliza Dushku
Cindy Johnson
Kevin Tighe
Jack Fryman
Anthony Ruivivar
Eduardo Braz
J. Moki Cho
Gilbert Tutu
Dionysio Basco
Marco Quito
Sara Tanaka
Uni Kakamura
Nadja Pionilla
Oni Nagano
Adriane Napualani Uganiza
Luana Kanahele
Steve Zahn
Hans Kooiman
Robert Hughes
Judd Potter
Jeff Truman
Ed Webster
Joel Edgerton
Steve Fryman
Tyler Coppin
Bob Radford
Marshall Napier
Mr. Cronin
Barry Morrow
Writer
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Commentaires
5 commentaires
The worst thing about this movie is the accent the American producers obviously thought Robert Hughes needed in his role as a journalist, I have NEVER heard an Australian accent like this ever. It's cringey, and cliched but an okay film. Think Cool Runnings in the Outback.
It's the old "loser-kids-whipped-into-shape-to-play-big-game" plot, though here it's even more tired and unimaginative than usual. The characters here are pretty much stock characters - they have no personality, and their actions and feelings change as the events in the screenplay dictate. Of course, the villain is clad in black, and is blonde and snarling. I can't think of a single reason to make watching this movie worthwhile.
The funnest line in the movie I think is when Steve Zahn says There is a God, then... Well to me it's not really predictable and many times I thought that's yes something new happens, so it never ran out of surprise. I had fun watching it. And my, Gilbert's character is such a whooly-wooly.(meaning, herlarious)