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Dylan Webber, is an imaginative twelve-year-old boy with a knack for folding and flying paper planes. After discovering his talent could take him to the top at the World Junior Paper Plane Championship, Dylan prepares to take on powerful rivals. With a great challenge soaring ahead, and a goal to fly into the number one spot, there's no telling how far he can go! Review: Perfect for middle school - Loved sharing this movie with my middle schoolers. Review: Superb trip down under for kids - I saw this movie for the first time right after a trip that I had taken to Australia a few years ago. I wanted to see a film based on that continent, and Iโve always enjoyed making paper airplanes. We recently bought the movie and watched it with my four-year-old niece, and although it was a bit of a stretch for her to get some of the subtleties, she liked the movie quite a bit even as I really enjoyed revisiting it and felt like it held up great on my 2nd viewing. A few things to know in advance: The acting is good, and itโs paced well. Itโs important to note that the 12-year-old boy/protagonist and his dad have recently lost the mom in the family. That element of melancholy plays an important role, but the film does a good job of balancing that piece of the story with some inspirational moments at each stage. Thereโs also some standard competition movie rivalry stuff that occasionally borders on bullying, but again those elements do not go overboard. The parent/child and mentor/student relationships in the movie are well done and fairly realistic. Iโve given this movie as a gift twice and have a copy of it for myself, so I would say that it is worth discovering if you enjoy Disney movies, good stories for children or if you just like movies that have a sense of wonder.
| Contributor | Ed Oxenbould, Robert Connolly, Sam Worthington |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 208 Reviews |
| Format | Color, Dolby, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Surround Sound, Widescreen |
| Genre | Family |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 1 hour and 36 minutes |
T**Z
Perfect for middle school
Loved sharing this movie with my middle schoolers.
C**S
Superb trip down under for kids
I saw this movie for the first time right after a trip that I had taken to Australia a few years ago. I wanted to see a film based on that continent, and Iโve always enjoyed making paper airplanes. We recently bought the movie and watched it with my four-year-old niece, and although it was a bit of a stretch for her to get some of the subtleties, she liked the movie quite a bit even as I really enjoyed revisiting it and felt like it held up great on my 2nd viewing. A few things to know in advance: The acting is good, and itโs paced well. Itโs important to note that the 12-year-old boy/protagonist and his dad have recently lost the mom in the family. That element of melancholy plays an important role, but the film does a good job of balancing that piece of the story with some inspirational moments at each stage. Thereโs also some standard competition movie rivalry stuff that occasionally borders on bullying, but again those elements do not go overboard. The parent/child and mentor/student relationships in the movie are well done and fairly realistic. Iโve given this movie as a gift twice and have a copy of it for myself, so I would say that it is worth discovering if you enjoy Disney movies, good stories for children or if you just like movies that have a sense of wonder.
R**E
Great Movie
My granddaughters love this movie.
T**Y
Movie
Excellent movie
J**.
DVD video
My video arrived quickly and in very good condition. Its a great addition to my collection.
T**H
Fun show about making paper planes
I bought this at a dollar store and so enjoyed it but could not find it again. Thank heavens Amazon had it but the sound was goofy. Turns out my own speakers were bad. If you ever loved making paper planes this show is fun. I am 81 and enjoyed thinking like a kid again and ordered it to give to my grandchildren.
M**O
Beautifully acted and written--a brilliant film for parents and children of all ages about the wonder and magic of nature.
extraordinary film- such a great ethical story--offers children a noble understanding of creative intelligence and genuine generosity of spirit all within the framework of the magic of science. Perfect for parents who want to teach their children about integrity and the excitement of learning and community.
S**W
Paper Planes DVD
I am working on a novel involving Australian young people. Wanted to listen to Aussie speakers. Fun little movie, Appreciate the special features intervies.
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