A Birder's Guide to Everything

A Birder's Guide to Everything

By Rob Meyer

  • Genre: Comedy
  • Release Date: 2014-03-21
  • Advisory Rating: PG-13
  • Runtime: 1h 26min
  • Director: Rob Meyer
  • Production Company: There We Go Films
  • Production Country: United States of America
  • iTunes Price: USD 14.99
  • iTunes Rent Price: USD 3.99
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Description

In this warm, coming-of-age comedy, shy bird-watching enthusiast David (Kodi Smit-McPhee, ParaNorman) is struggling to cope with his father’s impending remarriage when he stumbles across a duck that had been presumed extinct. Assembling a ragtag team of friends, the group of teenagers goes off on a quest for proof with the help of a birding expert (Academy Award winner Sir Ben Kingsley). Also starring Katie Chang (The Bling Ring) and Alex Wolff (The Naked Brothers Band). Presented by Focus World and Screen Media Films.

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  • My favorite movie

    5
    By Blazer451
    I saw this on a plane ride at the end of last summer. I loved it so, so much. It has a great mix of comedy, adventure, excitement, and a little romance. I really think you should at least check it out. It doesn't have the most action (well of course not, it's not directed by Michael Bay), but it has a natural sense of happiness and adventure that makes me aching to watch it again.

  • Great Coming-of-age-film

    5
    By Bblowaway
    This is a really fun movie. The writing was fantastic, it had some sweet (maybe quirky) scenes and themes, and the ending really rounds it up in a great way. Definitely worth the buy.

  • WOW

    5
    By frenchiebubbles
    I rarely comment on anything, but this movie is amazing! honestly this should be the 99¢ rental or something! It was funny, sweet, and extremely well done! WATCH IT NOW

  • I really love this movie

    5
    By Jenkan422
    its a life changing movie that you must see

  • A Birder's Guide to Everything

    5
    By lannydindau
    A beautiful, funny, and gentle film

  • Highly recommend this film

    5
    By twheels
    I saw this film last year at the Tribeca Film Festival and loved it, planning to take my kids to see it when it hits screens in Dallas next week. A rare film these days that can be appreciated by adults as well as teenagers, the young actors give great performances and Kingsley has some very funny moments...I expect to see big things out of Smit-McPhee, Chang and Wolff in the future, but you can see them now in one of my favorite movies of the past year.

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