I agree with you, Cal. I'll watch a silly movie, if it's kids acting like kids. I didn't like 'Max Keeble' this year, but that's because I saw it in a movie theater while travelling, alone, and I didn't have a boy there to giggle (at) with. Alex D. Linz was certainly worth looking at, though.

I found one other movie that this little Evan Gabriel has been in (a made for tv movie, but I bet it will make it to your cable someday, you get so many good ones there!). It's called 'A Chance of Snow', from 1998. Here's what a reviewer said about it:
<i>It's 1pm on a Sunday and I'm stuck for something to do. What should come onto the TV but A Chance of Snow :- "A Heartwarming Family Christmas Tale" said the announcer. Just what I wanted in May(!). I decided to watch it, and I'm glad that I did. Although this movie contains virtually every cliché associated with family and Christmas movies, including the classic "parents on the brink of divorce reunited after several meaningful talks with strangers" theme, I found it to be enjoyable and just the sort of thing that is a joy to watch around Christmas. It also stars the excellent JoBeth Williams from the cult POLTERGEIST movies. I would recommend this movie to anyone in the mood for some sentimental, easy-going holiday nonsense. 7/10</i>
Oh well, it doesn't say anything about Evan Gabriel, but he's in it! Maybe worth watching for...

Love,
Sir Jacob