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Trailer #1 | Adventures in Babysitting | Disney Channel
Cast

Sabrina Carpenter
Jenny Parker

Sofia Carson
Lola Perez

Nikki Hahn
Emily Cooper

Mallory James Mahoney
Katy Cooper

Max Gecowets
Trey Anderson

Jet Jurgensmeyer
Bobby Anderson

Madison Horcher
AJ Anderson

Kevin G. Quinn
Zac Chase

Gillian Vigman
Helen

Gabrielle Miller
Donna Cooper

Ken Lawson
Scalper

Max Lloyd-Jones
Officer James

Alissa Skovbye
Claire

Kevin O'Grady
Barry Cooper

Arielle Tuliao
Staff Girl

Lisa MacFadden
Party Hostess

J.C. Williams
Police Officer

Emiliano Díez
Leon Vasquez

Simon Chin
Planetarium Guard
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Reviews
Reno
One night, two babysitters, five kids and various adventures!
Now its Maya's (Sabrina Carpenter) turn after Riley's (Rowan Blanchard) 'Invisible Sister'. I'm referring the two best friends from 'Girl Meets World'. This film saw a delayed release and initially it was said to be a sequel to the 80s film of the same name, but now it stated as an official remake. The basic theme was retained and the rest was modified to the present trend. They aimed for G and/or PG, not anything above that, so they had to give up those risky stuffs from the original, hence became a simple one night adventure.
The 100th film under the Disney channel's belt. I neither liked nor disliked it. It's a mixed feeling to me, but if you had loved the original film, which was for all ages, most certainly you won't enjoy this. This film is for those who had not seen the old version and it specially targeted for the little kids and tween audience. The main issue was the film characters doubled with the two babysitters and their two sets of children to be taken care, which means the adventures drastically shrunk.
There's no innovation and those altered scenes didn't do anything to lift the spirit of the narration. Especially the rap song was a disappointment compared to the 'Babysitting Blues' and also weak negative characters let the film down. But the display from the cast was amazing, if only they had refined story upto 60-70% new ideas, it had a good chance to impress the viewers. Overall, as a television film it did fared decently, but only when compared with the original, it goes stumbling.
5/10
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