| Flyin' Ryan | |
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| Directed by | Linda Shayne |
| Written by | Linda Shayne |
| Produced by | Arnie Miller Linda Shayne |
Production company | Remember Point |
| Distributed by | Concorde-New Horizons |
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Running time | 84 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Flyin' Ryan is a 2003 American children's film directed by Linda Shayne. [1] The movie was financed by Roger Corman, using an even lower budget than Corman typically employed. It was shot in digital video. [2]
A boy discovers magical sneakers.
According to Outpost Zeta, "There are many disjointed story elements that never amount to anything, a random karate stunt, a belly dancing scene that comes out of nowhere, a bit of drama as Aunt Rita is hospitalized. This disjointedness is really the most notable thing about what is an otherwise formulaic kid's movie." [3]
In RedLetterMedia's review (Half in the bag 23), Mike Stoklasa called the film "a trully awful film" directed by "a brain dead hippie" with a dog that "looks like a rat", and called Andy Weiss an "ugly kid" but praised young actress Geneve Rupert, referring to her as a "smokin' hot latina"