The race is on.
A taxi driver gets more than he bargained for when he picks up two teen runaways. Not only does the pair possess supernatural powers, but they're also trying desperately to escape people who have made them their targets.
- 5.8
- 2009
- Released
- 1h 38m
Dwayne Johnson
Jack Bruno
AnnaSophia Robb
Sara
Alexander Ludwig
Seth
Carla Gugino
Dr. Alex Friedman
Ciarán Hinds
Burke
Tom Everett Scott
Matheson
Christopher Rodriguez Marquette
Pope
Billy Brown
Carson
Garry Marshall
Dr. Donald Harlan
Kim Richards
Tina
Ike Eisenmann
Sheriff Antony
Tom Woodruff Jr.
Siphon
John Duff
Frank
Kevin Christy
Matt
Bob Clendenin
Lloyd
Robert Torti
Dominick
John Kassir
Chuck
Beth Kennedy
Stenftenagel
Jonathan Slavin
Gallagher
Harry S. Murphy
Analyst D. Pleasence
Ted Hartley
Four-Star General V. LewtonThomas Conroy
General E. Albert
Meredith Salenger
Natalie Gann
Andrew Shaifer
Casey Taylor
Suzanne Krull
Gail RossSteve Rosenbaum
Oren Bergman
Christine Lakin
Sunday
Corri English
Herself (Brokedown Cadillac)Randy Dunham
Himself (Brokedown Cadillac)Don Ian
Himself (Brokedown Cadillac)Jeff LeGore
Himself (Brokedown Cadillac)Danny Reuland
Himself (Brokedown Cadillac)Dave Engfer
Iscovich
Omar J. Dorsey
Police Officer HoughJoseph Leo Bwarie
Frankie ValetPaul Nygro
Teddy Tentacles
Brandon Scott Miller
HendricksAndrew T. Janey
Repola
Dennis Hayden
Ray
Eva Huang Shengyi
Shira the UFO Huntress
Hiromi Oshima
Fem-Alien #1Christina Wun
Fem-Alien #2Christopher Dobler
HansenGarrett Patrick Marshall
BombackBuck
Junkyard
Cheech Marin
EddieJeff Corbin
Black Ops Soldier (uncredited)
Pleasant Wayne
Bar Girl
Released
en
$50,000,000.00
$106,387,141.00
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- #mountain
- #laser
- #telekinesis
- #alien
- #super power
- #military
- #duringcreditsstinger
Reviews
Race to Witch Mountain starts off with an interesting setup, but the plot doesn’t go much further than a straightforward chase. It feels like a movie made for a younger audience, with a lot of running, action, and not much depth. The directing is decent, keeping the pace fast, but it doesn’t leave much room for character development. The cinematography is serviceable, nothing too creative, though