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Hiding Out

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Young stockbroker Max Hauser (Jon Cryer) has been selling fake bonds for the mob. When his mob contact is put on trial, the mobster's colleagues attempt to kill him -- so he changes his name to Andrew and enrolls in a high school as a cover. For a while, he enjoys being a troublemaker, starting a relationship with classmate Ryan Campbell (Annabeth Gish) and even pondering a run for class president. But it's only a matter of time before the mob tracks him down.
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Roger Ebert Chicago Sun-Times 01/01/2000
2/4
Why is it that good movie ideas are always being interrupted by goons with guns, and obligatory chase and fight scenes, just when we would actually be interested in how the characters were really feeling? Go to Full Review Nick Rogers Midwest Film Journal Jul 28
2.5/5
A chaste "yeesh" is still a "yeesh," and the movie never hits that "Beverly Hills Cop" sweet spot it's clearly chasing from the opening-credits song. But it remains watchable thanks to Jon Cryer, Annabeth Gish and 1980s teen-movie MVP Keith Coogan. Go to Full Review Hal Boedeker Miami Herald 08/17/2021
2.5/4
For once, though, a teen movie where obnoxious nerds and general dimwittedness usually reign supreme, displays refreshing wit and recognizable emotions. That is no small feat. Go to Full Review Kevin Carr 7M Pictures 04/28/2009
2.5/5
this movie is fun to watch, but mostly as a way to remember the fashions and styles of 1980s high school Go to Full Review Caffeinated Clint Moviehole 03/11/2006
3/5
A fun, fast comic-thriller that serves the talents of Cryer magnificently Go to Full Review Emanuel Levy EmanuelLevy.Com 08/11/2005
2/5
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Jason H Aug 18 Great performances by Jon Cryer and Annabeth Gish. This movie requires a lot of suspension of disbelief. See more J H May 9 I saw this opening weekend. The "Class President" subplot is pretty dumb (Senior Class President is always elected at the end of the Junior year), but it's an entertaining movie with a great performance by Jon Cryer. Plus, how can you not like a movie where a guy takes a girl to see Evil Dead 2 on a date? See more Steve D 09/01/2023 It works surprisingly well all things considered. See more 03/16/2021 A rather worthy adversary in a Jon Hughes era. Surprised this is not in the Bueller and Ridgemont High tier. Cryer gives a fresh and believable performance See more 04/08/2020 Cryer is good as the stockbroker who must go undercover at his cousin's high school. It's not believable but it's still fun to watch. See more 10/08/2019 This is one of my favorite movies of the '80s, Jon Cryer coming into his own as an underappreciated and underutilized fringe member of the Brat Pack. Escaping my life and reinventing myself had already been a dream as a kid, adolescent, and teenager; and remains so thirty two years later. Cryer's performance was tops. Combining drama with touches of action is a great genre mix. The movie, though well rated by audiences, is still underappreciated. I hope it makes a comeback, along with hundreds of other forgotten gems. See more Read all reviews
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Bob Giraldi

Director

Jon Cryer

Andrew Morenski

Keith Coogan

Patrick Morenski

Annabeth Gish

Ryan Campbell

Gretchen Cryer

Aunt Lucy

Oliver Cotton

Killer

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Synopsis Young stockbroker Max Hauser (Jon Cryer) has been selling fake bonds for the mob. When his mob contact is put on trial, the mobster's colleagues attempt to kill him -- so he changes his name to Andrew and enrolls in a high school as a cover. For a while, he enjoys being a troublemaker, starting a relationship with classmate Ryan Campbell (Annabeth Gish) and even pondering a run for class president. But it's only a matter of time before the mob tracks him down.
Director
Bob Giraldi
Producer
Jeff Rothberg
Screenwriter
Joe Menosky, Jeff Rothberg
Production Co
De Laurentiis, De Laurentiis Entertainment Group (DEG)
Rating
PG-13
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Aug 1, 2009
Box Office (Gross USA)
$5.8M
Runtime
1h 38m
Sound Mix
Surround, Stereo
Aspect Ratio
Flat (1.85:1)
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