Jumping Ship

Synopsis

In the film 'Jumping Ship' (2001), Joey Lawrence plays Michael Woods, a troubled teenager sent to Australia to stay with his estranged father, Captain Russell Woods. To bond with his father, Michael embarks on a sailing trip with him and his crew, but their voyage takes a dangerous turn when they encounter a group of modern-day pirates. As father and son work together to outsmart the pirates, they not only learn to trust each other but also discover the true meaning of family. Action-packed sequences, emotional moments, and a message of unity make 'Jumping Ship' a heartwarming family adventure.

Cast

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  Joey Lawrence

  Michael Woods (as Joseph Lawrence)

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  Matthew Lawrence

  Jake Hunter

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  Andrew Lawrence

  Tommy Biggs

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  Susan Walters

  Jules Biggs

• Stephen Burleigh

  Glenn Woods

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  Anthony Brandon Wong

  Frakes

Reviews

Despite its simple storyline, 'Jumping Ship' manages to draw in viewers with its charm and adventurous spirit. The on-screen chemistry between Joey Lawrence and the rest of the cast brings a sense of authenticity to the characters, making it easy for audiences to invest in their journey. While the movie may not break new ground in terms of plot, the scenic Australian backdrop and well-executed action sequences keep viewers engaged throughout. Critics have praised the film for its wholesome family values and positive messages about resilience and teamwork. Although some may find the plot predictable, the overall execution and feel-good nature of 'Jumping Ship' make it a worthwhile watch for those seeking an enjoyable adventure.