Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul [Blu-ray]

Director: David Bowers David Bowers

Overview

A young boy named Greg (Jason Ian Drucker) is forced to go on a family road trip to his great-grandmother's birthday party, but he and his brother (Charlie Wright) sneak off to a video-game convention without their parents' knowledge. Alicia Silverstone and Tom Everett Scott co-star in this comedy based on the popular series of kids' books.

Product Details

Release Date:	08/08/2017
UPC:	0024543340119
Original Release:	2017
Rating:	PG
Source:	20Th Century Fox
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:31:00
Sales rank:	23,412

Special Features

[cc]; Making a Scene; Greg Heffley's Ten Rules for the Perfect Road Trip; Road Games; Learn to Draw; A Decade of Wimpy Fun; Bloopers and Deleted Scenes; Deleted Animation ; Haulin' Through Georgia; Gallery

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Jason Ian Drucker	Greg,The Twisted Wizard,Actor
Alicia Silverstone	Susan
Tom Everett Scott	Frank
Charlie Wright	Rodrick
Owen Asztalos	Rowley
Chris Coppola	Beardo
Joshua Hoover	Mac Digby,Mac Digby
Elijah Marcano	Corny's Host
Wyatt Walters	Manny
Carlos Guerrero	Luis
Alexa Blair Robertson	Cute Girl #1
Courtney Lauren Cummings	Cute Girl #2
Beth Keener	Reporter,TV Reporter
Emma Wetzel	Butter Vendor Girl
Tegan Jones	Party Guest,Mechanic
Cassidy Balkcom	Corney's Waitress
Mira Silverman	Brandi Beardo
Locklyn Black	Ball Pit Child
Jacinte Blankenship	Security Guard
Kimberli Lincoln	Mrs. Beardo
Kurt Yue	Random Guy
Bina Forbes	Corney's Parent
Robert Hendren	Motorcycle Cop
Madison Alsobrook	Expo Kid
Simone Kiffany Jenkins	Passenger
Stephen Ruffin	Skinny Gamer
Arielle Dodson	Goth County Fair Patron
Alma Kent	Teen Bystander
Juan Gaspard	Actor
Bryan Newton	Actor
Danny Vinson	Hog Man
Neva Howell	Farmer Lady
Ricky Muse	Butter Vendor
Mimi Gould	Meemaw
Sofia Bowers	Pigtails Girl
Tom Everett	Actor
Dylan Walters	Manny
James Gill	Steampunk Giant
Roger Suen	Composer

Technical Credits

David Bowers

Jeff Kinney

Adam Sztykiel

David Bowers	Director,Screenwriter,Executive Producer
Nina Jacobson	Producer
Brad Simpson	Producer
Jeff Kinney	Screenwriter,Executive Producer
Timothy M. Bourne	Executive Producer,Producer
Austin Seifert	Stunts
Alan D'Antoni	Stunts
Tara Feldstein	Casting
Chase Paris	Casting
Courtney Bright	Casting
Nicole Daniels	Casting
Mary H. Ellis	Sound Mixer
David Betancourt	Sound Effects
Derek Casari	Sound Effects
Greg Crawford	Sound Effects
Adam Sztykiel	Screenwriter

Editorial Reviews

The Heffley's are a typical American family -- the kids are addicted to the Internet, mom wants more bonding and less time on the phone, and all dad would like is some peace and quiet. In the latest film adaptation of Jeff Kinney's popular series of children's books, parents Susan (Alicia Silverstone) and Frank (Tom Everett Scott) force their kids Greg (Jason Ian Drucker), Rodrick (Charlie Wright), and Manny (Dylan Walters) to head out on a road trip for their grandma's ninetieth birthday party in Indiana. Greg is determined to find a way out of social-media infamy after an embarrassing video of him goes viral, while his big brother Rodrick finds humor in tormenting the wimpy kid as he seeks redemption. The family encounter plenty of roadblocks during their journey, and end up learning to not only tolerate each other, but appreciate the bonds they all share. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul is a lighthearted and zany tribute to the classic family-road-trip narrative. While somewhat lacking in depth, the film unapologetically attempts to tackle themes like bridging the generation gap and fighting addictive social-media culture with goofy conflicts and toilet humor. Good for an afternoon of fun for kids and parents alike, screenwriters David Bowers and Kinney manage to deliver a scrapbook of memories that will leave everyone in the audience with a smile on their face during the drive home.