In Your Wildest Dreams (1991)

Director:

Bruce Neibaur

Writers:

Forrest S. Baker III (screenplay)
Sharon Baker (story)

Genre:

Drama | Family

Plot:

Mark is a high school senior who thinks his wildest dreams have come true when he uses the wrong computer...

Plot Keywords:

High School | Computer | Dilemma | Decision | Teenager

Cast

Trevor Black	...	Mark Andrews
Lise Wilburn	...	Holly Banks (as Lisa Wilburn)
Sarah Schaub	...	Katie Andrews
Brett Palmer	...	Justin Maddox
Steve Anderson	...	Art Williams
Robert Nelson	...	Trevor Banks
Jeff Olson	...	Mr. Andrews
Marti Tueller	...	Helen Andrews
Darah Simper	...	Ali Andrews
Patti Jo Bender	...	Barbara Wood
Peggy Matheson	...	Ms. Steele
Matt Bohling	...	Sam Speilman (as Matthew Bohling)
Enzo Mileti	...	Punkman
Donré Sampson	...	Teacher
Tip Boxell	...	Mr. Speilman

Runtime:

85 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

UK:E

Company:

Feature Films for Families

Quotes:

Mr. Speilman: People are bidding so on Banks' stock so fast the price doesn't even have time to settle.
Mark Andrews: So what does that mean for me?
Mr. Speilman: It means you can send yourself and your entire senior class to Princeton if that's what you want.

Soundtrack:

In Your Wildest Dreams

Typical 'Feature Films for Families' crap

IYWD is another bomb from Feature film for Families. Like their other movies, this is trite and annoying. The story centers around a boy who accidentally gets a large sum of money and can now live out his wildest dreams.But wait, he must decide if the right thing to do is more important and return the money. What do you think he's going to do? They just pour on the melodrama at times which becomes very irritating.The cast is comprised of a group of unknowns and the story is pretty predictable.The movie's antagonist seems to be enjoying his role of the villain and delivers a somewhat decent performance. The same cannot be said about the protagonist. He is extremely annoying and his forced delivery of lines during the 'serious' parts makes them even worse. He's a hypocrite too, since he goes around telling people to always do the right thing and then he wants to keep the money because "I got it and it's mine." On a technical level its not much better,as the direction is barely competent, the music REALLY sucks, the dialogue is terrible. Maybe I'm just biased since stuff like this doesn't interest me. People are always complaining why more good, clean, family movies aren't made. The answer is that either nobody will see or they'll turn out like this.One positive thing I can say about this movie is that its good to show to impressionable young children who are easily entertained.