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Moving Malcolm

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A lonely author (Benjamin Ratner) agrees to help relocate his ex-fiancee's (Elizabeth Berkley) father (John Neville) to a new home, then forms a bond with the cantankerous oldster.

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Susan Walker Toronto Star 10/22/2003
2/5
Occasionally touching, but what it touches isn't your funny bone. Go to Full Review Ken Eisner Georgia Straight 01/27/2004
3.5/5
The quietly comic Moving Malcolm lives up to its title by becoming more emotionally involving as it goes along... Go to Full Review J. Kelly Nestruck National Post 10/22/2003
2.5/4
Billed as 'a comedy that will move you,' the film is touching, tender and, yes, moving. But as a comedy, it never fully unpacks. Go to Full Review Derek Tse Jam! Movies 10/22/2003
2/5
For a purported comedy, Moving Malcolm isn't very funny -- few of its gags don't fall flat on their faces. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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08/23/2009 Moving Malcom is not your everyday Hollywood flick but instead it is a refreshing look at life. I often look for movies that are based on a true story and while this one may not be completely factual it does have a theme similar to "My Big Fat Greek Wedding". See more 06/02/2009 For a purported comedy, it's occasionally touching, but what it touches isn't your funny bone. See more Read all reviews
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Ben Immanuel

Director

Elizabeth Berkley Lauren

Liz Woodward

Ben Immanuel

Gene Maxwell

John Neville

Malcolm Woodward

Jay Brazeau

George Maxwell

Babs Chula

Gisha Maxwell
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Movie Info

Synopsis A lonely author (Benjamin Ratner) agrees to help relocate his ex-fiancee's (Elizabeth Berkley) father (John Neville) to a new home, then forms a bond with the cantankerous oldster.
Director
Ben Immanuel
Producer
Paul Armstrong, Bridget Hill
Screenwriter
Ben Immanuel
Distributor
Mongrel Media
Production Co
Ameland Films, Haven Films Inc., Crescent Entertainment
Genre
Romance, Comedy, Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Aug 30, 2003, Wide
Release Date (DVD)
Mar 1, 2007
Runtime
1h 23m
Sound Mix
Surround