Alaska

Synopsis

Alaska (1996) starring Thora Birch is an adventure film that follows two siblings on a thrilling journey in the Alaskan wilderness. When their bush pilot father goes missing during a storm, the siblings embark on a daring rescue mission to find him. Along the way, they encounter majestic landscapes, treacherous wildlife, and unexpected challenges that test their courage and survival skills. Through bravery, determination, and the bond of family, they navigate the rugged terrain of Alaska, ultimately uncovering the true meaning of adventure and resilience.

Cast

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  Thora Birch

  Jessie Barnes

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  Vincent Kartheiser

  Sean Barnes

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  Dirk Benedict

  Jake Barnes

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  Ben Cardinal

  Charlie, Quincy Air Service

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  Kristin Lehman

  Florence

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  Stephen E. Miller

  Trooper Sam Harvey

Reviews

Alaska received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its breathtaking cinematography and heartwarming story, while others criticized its lackluster script and uneven pacing. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a low rating of 17%, with critics noting that the film failed to live up to its potential. IMDb users rated it 5.7 out of 10, highlighting the beautiful scenery and Thora Birch's performance as standout elements. Some critics felt that the movie had an adventurous spirit that captured the essence of Alaska's rugged beauty, but others found it lacking in depth and emotional resonance. Despite its shortcomings, Alaska has its moments of excitement and charm that may appeal to audiences looking for a family-friendly outdoor adventure.