A young man moves from Montana to Florida with his family, where he's compelled to engage in a fight to protect a population of endangered owls.
Directed by Wil Shriner
based on novel or book
animal rights
animal protection
based on young adult novel
owl
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2.6 / 5
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Cast
Luke Wilson
Delinko
Logan Lerman
Roy Eberhardt
Brie Larson
Beatrice "The Bear" Leep
Tim Blake Nelson
Curly
Cody Linley
Mullet Fingers
Neil Flynn
Mr. Eberhardt
Clark Gregg
Muckle
Kiersten Warren
Mrs. Eberhardt
Jessica Cauffiel
Kimberly
Dean Collins
Garrett
Robert Wagner
Mayor Grandy
Eric Phillips
Dana
Crew
Wil Shriner
Director
Wil Shriner
Screenplay
Phil Marshall
Original Music Composer
Alan Edward Bell
Editor
Michael Chapman
Director of Photography
Jimmy Buffett
Producer
Toby Emmerich
Executive Producer
Frank Marshall
Producer
Michael Disco
Co-Producer
Wil Shriner
Co-Producer
Dane Farwell
Utility Stunts
Christopher Lawrence
Costume Design
Popular Reviews
97 reviews
rachel h maloney
had to expose cas to REAL culture
had to expose cas to REAL culture
hannah montana
typical gay people activities
typical gay people activities
Solei
5.7★ · 12/23/23
I hadn’t thought about this movie in years but I had a dream abt it last night so I had to rewatch it ??
obviously a silly goofy little YA adaptation but genuinely soo sweet and impressive in its ability to remind kids of their agency and their power to enact change. there is a lot of power in good hearted movies like this.
I hadn’t thought about this movie in years but I had a dream abt it last night so I had to rewatch it ??
obviously a silly goofy little YA adaptation but genuinely soo sweet and impressive in its ability to remind kids of their agency and their power to enact change. there is a lot of power in good hearted movies like this.
anna
6.6★ · 11/17/23
damn logan lerman is rly persistent in his quest for a boyfriend
the kid i babysit LOVES this movie
damn logan lerman is rly persistent in his quest for a boyfriend
the kid i babysit LOVES this movie
Greifff
5.2★ · 07/30/23
Nostalgia definitely hit me in the first half of this I would watch this on repeat as a kid. I wanted to be mullet-fingers so bad I’d just run outside barefoot.That being said the second half is where it starts to slow down for me, although Luke Wilson and Tim Blake Nelson’s humor does save the day
Nostalgia definitely hit me in the first half of this I would watch this on repeat as a kid. I wanted to be mullet-fingers so bad I’d just run outside barefoot.That being said the second half is where it starts to slow down for me, although Luke Wilson and Tim Blake Nelson’s humor does save the day
