Another nauseating film effort from little tot Gary Coleman, who this time stars as the kidnap victim of a couple of crooks who don't even know how to tie their shoelaces properly. Coleman's adventure is the best thing that ever happened to him as it gives him a taste of the little things
in life his upper class parents could never provide for him. Though the basic idea for this film is good, the presence of Coleman in the lead inevitably wrecks any pretensions to sincerity, not to mention how it forces some talented actors to center their abilities around this obnoxious ball of
energy.
