“In the Level Up movie, three heroic avatars
battle together in a massively multi-player online video game – Conqueror of
All Worlds. But, in real life, they are high school teenagers, who barely
know each other’s names, let alone their real identities. Once the game’s
baddie is unleashed in the real world, this trio needs to put aside their
differences to fight the evil threat. In addition to the movie, the DVD is
packed with a never-before-seen episode from the all-new television series that
debuted this past January, and a music video by Pigeon John. When it premiered
on Cartoon Network in November 2011, Level Up captured more than
2.5 million viewers ages 2 and up, ranked #1 in its time period among kids 6-11
and was the #1 telecast of the day among kids 9-14 and all boys, according to
Nielsen Media Research. The Level Up movie was created and
written by Derek Guiley and David Schneiderman (both credited for Chasing
Liberty) and directed by Peter Lauer (Sons of Tucson, Chuck).
Creators Guiley and Schneiderman are executive producers on the Level Up
television series along with Peter Murrieta (Wizards of Waverly Place, Hope
and Faith), who serves as the series’ show-runner.”
Our Take: This is a really great movie. Initially I thought
that my son would not be interested in this movie because it does not feature
animation but I was pleasantly surprised. Because the movie does offer
digitally made monsters, it held my sons attention for the full 69 minutes.
Little man at 4, thoroughly enjoyed this movie, and has watched it time and
time again! I highly recommend this movie to any monster-loving action-loving
little boy out there, no matter the age. I say that, because I enjoyed Level up
too, because it offered a good clean action movie that my son and I could enjoy
together!
I received this movie for my consideration while writing this review.
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