Isaiah Russell-Bailey

Mckenna Grace

Billy Barratt

Orson Hong

Thomas Boyce

Kid Cudi

Selenis Leyva

Hero Hunter

Carson Minniear

Viviana Chavez

Matthew Rimmer

Michael Papajohn

Brad Davidorf

Dann Florek

Rose Bianca Grue

Fran Robertson

Dan Cohen

Jas Shelton

Cidni Merret

Karine Mauffrey

Paris Kassidokostas-Latsis

John G. Scotti

Rpin Suwannath

Takahide Kawakami

Dave Macomber

Dan Majkut

Nora Takacs Ekberg

Ane Crabtree

Benita Allen

Gordon Gray

Terry Dougas

Leslie Woo

Jeremy Woolsey

Missy Simms

Osei Essed

Kristin Lekki

Emily Morris

Dan Romer

John Griffin

LeDiedra Richard-Baldwin

Greg Thibodeaux

Shaun Brennan

Danny Reeves

Annie Taylor

Louis Normandin

Meg Everist

Ty Landry

Stephanie Parker

Diana Bredin

Otto Dinkelacker

Ryan Collison

Paul Ledford

Erin Boyd

Alistair Bolt

Mark DeSimone

Yolanda Mercadel

Leslie Bloome

Jennie Shea

Connor Nagy

Nick Seaman

Nathan Krochmal

Adilia Reyes

Martyn Zub

Terez Ordon

James Trusson

James Colin Beyer

Grant Elder

Dan Levine

Kyle Patrick Alvarez

Shawn Levy

Science Fiction

Action

Adventure

Family

Crater

Walt Disney Pictures

21 Laps Entertainment

United States of America

English

CinemaSerf

Initially, this reminded me of one of those stories that might have been written by Enid Blyton and made by the Children's Film Foundation. It's starring children and it's, primarily, for children too. After the death of his father in the lunar mines, "Caleb" (Isaiah Russell-Bailey) is to be shipped to the ultimate "Omega" colony were he is to be fostered in luxury. He's not keen, and when chatting with his three friends they decide to pinch a rover vehicle and go for a joyride outside of their base. They need a code to open the doors though, and that's where "Addison" (Mckenna Grace) comes in - and off they go. At times the rest of this is quite entertaining - the kids get to be kids in space suits with oxygen tanks as propulsion units and foolery ensues. Sadly, though, the writers can't resist and the melodrama soon comes bounding over the crater and sinks the whole thing. It can't quite decide if it's an adventure film or a drama, and sadly falls between both stools. The actors are quite good, and I think had they been left to deliver an action film as they explore the Moon having fun and mishaps along the way, it would have been very much better. As it is, the soft-focus father/son reminiscences just clogged the whole thing up, dragged the pace down and left me a little bit bored. It's watchable though, just not memorable.

<em>'Crater'</em> works, I enjoyed it.

It's nothing out of this world (...), though what Kyle Patrick Alvarez & Co. managed to create here does the job, in my eyes anyway. A decent plot is held together well by good acting, solid music and serviceable effects. There are naturally some issues, most notably the arguments between the characters are a bit forced/overly dramatic. Still, it comes together nicely and I found the ending to be rather sweet.

A shame that Disney quickly removed this from their + service, seemingly through no fault of the film itself - it merits more eyes on it.

Official Clip - 'I Promised Your Mom'

Official Clip - 'Why is it Blinking?'

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