Race to Witch Mountain, was a lot of fun and I enjoyed it very much! It is about a Las Vegas cab driver, Jack Bruno (Dwayne Johnson) who happens to be in the right place at the right time to give aid to two aliens who just happen to look like your two average teenagers. Sara (AnnaSophia Robb) and her brother Seth (Alexander Ludwig) start by giving Jack very vague directions on where they need to go. Jack soon realizes their is something a little off about these two kids, but he just can’t quite put his finger on it. He is quickly informed, with the aid of Sara’s ability to move objects with her mind, that these two kids are more than they appear. With the discovery of what they really are Jack faces a huge decision, do I help or leave them behind.

When trouble quickly starts to follow them on their journey, Jack decides immediately to take them under his wing to protect them on their mission. After retrieving the information needed to save their home planet Sara and Seth tell Jack they now need to get to their spaceship. If they don’t leave on time, not only is their planet in trouble but so is ours. With the aid of Dr. Alex Friedman (Carla Gugino) Jack helps these kids find their spaceship and help them get home.

This is a very good family movie, one you can watch with your kids or if your like me watch with other adults. Here are the mistakes I found.

With several scenes showing the cab in its wrecked condition it is easy to spot changes in the car. One is the side mirrors; they are broken off when Jack and the kids first get away from the government agents. As they continue on their way the mirrors are back on. Then in a few scenes later they are back off again.

Another one is a little later, in the chase scene in the desert with the black SUV’s the damage to the cabs front bumper keeps changing.

When Jack and the kids are at the restaurant watch the ketchup bottle, is starts off empty and as they continue talking it goes to being half full.

When they finally make it to Witch Mountain if you play close attention to the stubble on Jack’s face the density and how much of his face that is covered keeps changing.

Another mistake that I found, that is a little confusing was the money they handed Jack to pay for their ride. It looks like all $100.00 bills, and apparently it was taken out of an ATM. I thought ATM’s only gave out twenties.

If you haven’t watched a movie with your family lately give this one a try, you just might be surprised. Besides who doesn’t like to look at Dwayne Johnson.