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Kidco (1984)

PG   |    |  Comedy

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Kids who live on a horse ranch decide to sell the excess manure as fertilizer, but their new company soon comes under fire from the state tax board.

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Director:

Ron Maxwell

Writer:

Bennett Tramer

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30 October 2002 | tfrizzell
Kids Doing Adult Things.
Young Scott Schwartz and his three sisters create their own manure company in this sleight little film that is a time-passer and nothing more. Living on a horse ranch, they create a really booming business. However the state starts to breathe down their throats when they want taxes paid on the company's profit. A kid's courtroom drama that feels a bit forced and honestly a bit silly in its final act. Not quite a recommendation here, but still a film that is actually better than you might think. 2.5 out of 5 stars.

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The end scene where the kids are standing in the car with all thier supporters around them was real. The extras in this scene was not done with any special effects, the crowd was gotten by a casting call in the local paper where it was filmed just one day before this scene was shot.

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Release Date:

13 April 1984

Language

English

Country of Origin

USA

Filming Locations

Downtown, Tucson, Arizona, USA

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