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Set in suburban Chicago in the 1980s, and follows a 10-year old boy named Jake Doyle and his epic quest to find the best video game system. Directed by Michael Dowse.
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Set in suburban Chicago in the 1980s, and follows a 10-year old boy named Jake Doyle and his epic quest to find the best video game system. Directed by Michael Dowse.
Best Cinematography in NonTheatrical Feature | 2022 | Samy Inayeh
Family Feature Film | 2022 | Kevin Jakubowski
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Tammy and Teddy Hodges (Brielle Rankins and Braelyn Rankins) aren't twins in real life. However, they are in fact siblings who are actually separated by one year.
The NES fighting game Tammy Hodges and Timmy Keane play is not real and was made up just for the movie. The game is a mash-up of Street Fighter 2 and Mortal Kombat, two games that didn't exist in the year the movie takes place.
"Original Appalachian Artworks", which is credited at the end of the movie, is the company that produced and marketed the Cabbage Patch dolls.
Before filming, Neil Patrick Harris needed to do a 14-day quarantine. Each day, he posted a funny video of how he was spending it.
Kevin Jakubowski's script appeared on the 2019 Black List.
"Jake Doyle (Adult): So many thoughts raced through my head. Would I be arrested? Would I go to jail? Or worse, would I ever play Nintendo again?"
"Jake Doyle (Adult): It was the most beautiful piece of machinery I'd ever laid eyes on. The thing made Luke Skywalker's robot hand look like a Tinker toy."
