Customer Reviews

Prince & The Pauper

5 star:		(10)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

I had the privilege of seeing this movie at a Festival in Los Angeles, while I came through the doors expecting one thing, came out thinking it was better then what I had imagined.

The movie is about Look-A-Like boys. Tom Canty (Dylan Sprouse) who lives with his grandfather and helps him with his landscaping business, But really wants to be a great actor so Tom goes to a local studio and tries to get a job, and when he's turned down the adventure begins when Tom sneaks into the studio and meets Eddie Tutor (Cole Sprouse) who's a popular teen actor, however behind the scenes he's a spoiled bratty kid who just wants to be a "normal" teenager. The two decide to switch places, but quickly begin to realize Life is always not greener on the other side.

Based on Mark Twain's "Prince and The Pauper" this is a more modern day version. Fantastic story, and a great one for the entire family to enjoy and not be worried about the content. I'd defiantly recommend it for someone with children, teenagers & even adults who are young at heart.

I saw this movie with my little cousins and it was really good for both the children and the adults. I found myself laughing through most of the movie and the kids didn't stop... I gave it a 5 out 5 cause it was enjoyable for both adults and kids, something the whole family can watch, it is the perfect DVD for the family. Something i would watch over, very good!!!

My kids really enjoyed seeing Dylan & Cole Sprouse playing different characters in Prince & The Pauper as they are big fans of The Suite Life of Zack and Cody. Anyone who is already a fan will love it and I think it would even appeal to kids who are unfamiliar with the Sprouse twins. My kids both gave it two thumbs up!

Prince & The PauperMy kids really enjoyed this movie. I know they hae watched on 3 or 4 occasions.

I had the privilege of seeing this movie at a Festival in Los Angeles, while I came through the doors expecting one thing, came out thinking it was better then what I had imagined.

The movie is about Look-A-Like boys. Tom Canty (Dylan Sprouse) who lives with his grandfather and helps him with his landscaping business, But really wants to be a great actor so Tom goes to a local studio and tries to get a job, and when he's turned down the adventure begins when Tom sneaks into the studio and meets Eddie Tutor (Cole Sprouse) who's a popular teen actor, however behind the scenes he's a spoiled bratty kid who just wants to be a "normal" teenager. The two decide to switch places, but quickly begin to realize Life is always not greener on the other side.

Based on Mark Twain's "Prince and The Pauper" this is a more modern day version. Fantastic story, and a great one for the entire family to enjoy and not be worried about the content. I'd defiantly recommend it for someone with children, teenagers & even adults who are young at heart.

While finding The Suite Life great fun, I wasn't sure how the Sprouse twins would fare in this modern retelling of the Mark Twain classic. But this film shows great imagination, loads of charm and an engaging storyline. Great for the kids, and enjoyable enough for the grown-ups to watch it with them!

My nieces, nephews, as well as many other kids, are saying this is a great movie. I have now watched it several times with them, and must say, I agree. This is a must see/own movie. Anyone that loves Disney, Zack and Cody, the Sprouse Twins, or any other feel good movie, needs to buy this movie now!!! For the die hard fans of D&C, the Special Features Life on the Set alone, is worth owning this DVD. Ask your parents to buy this DVD today. For the grown-ups, buy this for your kids, nephews, grand-children, etc. They will love you for it.

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. It is great for all ages.
I highly recommend it!

I was a good movie with some parts that MAY teach you child that the grass isn't always greener on the other side. Although, even for an adult, it's hard to beleive that the people who seem to have it all aren't always happy.

I had the privilege of seeing this movie at a Festival in Los Angeles, while I came through the doors expecting one thing, came out thinking it was better then what I had imagined.

The movie is about Look-A-Like boys. Tom Canty (Dylan Sprouse) who lives with his grandfather and helps him with his landscaping business, But really wants to be a great actor so Tom goes to a local studio and tries to get a job, and when he's turned down the adventure begins when Tom sneaks into the studio and meets Eddie Tutor (Cole Sprouse) who's a popular teen actor, however behind the scenes he's a spoiled bratty kid who just wants to be a "normal" teenager. The two decide to switch places, but quickly begin to realize Life is always not greener on the other side.

Based on Mark Twain's "Prince and The Pauper" this is a more modern day version. Fantastic story, and a great one for the entire family to enjoy and not be worried about the content. I'd defiantly recommend it for someone with children, teenagers & even adults who are young at heart.