We Can Be Heroes

Synopsis

When alien invaders abduct Earth's superheroes, it's up to their superpowered children to team up and save their parents. In 'We Can Be Heroes', directed by Robert Rodriguez, a group of diverse kids with unique abilities must learn to work together to overcome their differences and unite as a team. Led by YaYa Gosselin's character, Missy, the young heroes embark on an epic adventure full of action, humor, and heartwarming moments. As they face dangerous challenges and unexpected twists, the kids discover the true power of friendship and courage. Will they be able to defeat the alien threat and prove that they can be heroes too?

Cast

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  YaYa Gosselin

  Missy Moreno

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  Lyon Daniels

  Noodles

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  Andy Walken

  Wheels

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  Hala Finley

  Ojo

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  Lotus Blossom

  A Capella

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  Dylan Henry Lau

  Slo-Mo

Reviews

'We Can Be Heroes' has received mixed reviews from critics, with a consensus that it's an enjoyable family-friendly film. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 74% approval rating, praising its vibrant visuals and positive messages for children. Critics on IMDb appreciate the entertaining action sequences and the young cast's performances. Metacritic gives it a score of 51 out of 100, citing the film's fun and energetic tone that appeals to younger audiences. Some reviewers comment that the storyline may feel predictable at times, but overall, 'We Can Be Heroes' delivers a heartwarming and empowering message for kids and families to enjoy.