Jett Jackson: The Movie [VHS]

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	Actor(s):	Lee Thompson Young Lindy Booth Nigel Shawn Williams Ryan Sommers Baum Kerry Duff
	Video by:	Walt Disney Video
	Sales Rank:	122411

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Actor(s):
Lee Thompson Young
Lindy Booth
Nigel Shawn Williams
Ryan Sommers Baum
Kerry Duff

Creators:
Yuri Yakubiw (Cinematographer)
Shawn Levy (Producer)
Stephen Withrow (Editor)
Bruce Kalish (Producer)
Bruce Kalish (Writer)
Kevin May (Producer)

Director(s):
Shawn Levy

Recording label: Walt Disney Video
EAN: 0786936166941
Binding: VHS Tape
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC,
Release Date: 2002-03-05
Universal product code (UPC): 786936166941
Number of discs: 1
Audience rating: NR (Not Rated)

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Clever storytelling, impressive special effects, and solid performances by a capable cast make this action-adventure movie a standout for tween viewers. Capitalizing on Jett Jackson's popularity as a television series on the Disney Channel (1998-2001), Jett Jackson, The Movie continues the saga of our namesake (Lee Thompson Young). The suburban teen is contending with his celebrity status as the star of an action series called Silverstone, while struggling with his offstage persona as a regular coming-of-age kid. Things get murkier when a bizarre accident activates one of the show's props, a time-space continuum. Hit with an electrical jolt, Jett is thrust into another dimension, trading bodies with his alter ego, Silverstone. There are villains to conquer--namely Dr. Kragg and his sinister plan to raze the world--and hearts to win--primarily, Jett's faithful friend Kayla (Kerry Duff). For Jett it's all in a day's work, even under threat of an expiring contract. Disney delivers a production that's wholesome without being condescending, proving it knows its target audience. Young and Duff are exceptionally good, and the martial arts sequences sizzle. (Ages 10 to 15) --Lynn Gibson

Running time: 89 minutes
Language: English (Original Language)