May 22, 2018 - Here's a list of the best Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike songs for your listening pleasure. Rudy Mancuso's New 'Mama' Video Is Full of Eerie Onesies and Odd Nostalgia. Dance 6/29/2018. Billboard Dance's Ones to Watch: February 2019. It's simple dance-pop hook and catchy chorus pushed it to No. Watch Like Mike (2002) online, free on movie2k.to without any registeration. A 14-year-old orphan becomes an NBA superstar after trying on a pair of sneakers with the faded initials.
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- [A] summer-weight but winsome basketball fantasy.
- Director John Schultz's movie is as lame and predictable as you'd imagine, and it's chock full of orphanage cliches.
- Bow Wow makes an impressive film debut; parents and children will love Calv's plucky can-do attitude; and the action sequences are given a little more oomph due to the presence of real life basketball pros.
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8/1/2002 by Scott Von Doviak
- A valueless kiddie paean to pro basketball underwritten by the NBA.
- As with too many studio pics, plot mechanics get in the way of what should be the lighter-than-air adventure.
- Its sense of harmless, inoffensive wish fulfillment, along with its celebration of fatherhood ... is genuinely touching, if overly familiar and formulaic.
- It's not so much a movie as a joint promotion for the National Basketball Association and teenaged rap and adolescent poster-boy Lil' Bow Wow.
- A featherweight kids' movie set against a heavily sponsored official NBA backdrop, John Schultz's Like Mike is superhero fantasy for sport-minded youngsters and the adults they watch TV with.
- This is a lot of fun and Lil' Bow Wow, now calling himself Bow Wow, is very charming.
- Slick piece of cross-promotion.
- Pleasant but not more than recycled jock piffle.
- A squeaky-clean, warmhearted movie parents can send kids to without worries.
- One of the summer's pleasant surprises.
- This isn't movie-making designed for a lot of scrutiny.
- Both the slapstick and the schmaltz are workmanlike enough to keep the little ones' eyes wide and bright. Grown-ups should be prepared to have their nerves milked dry.
- Essentially an unoriginal 'poor-lil'-orphan' story jazzed up with some crowd-pleasing hoops action and a string of cameo appearances by NBA stars such as Allen Iverson, Jason Kidd and Chris Webber.
- A ho-hum effort populated by a far more engaging cast than it deserves.
- A movie that can't help but trip over its own wholesomeness.
- The movie overcomes its lack or originality in the setup by making good use of its central idea, that a pair of sneakers could make a kid into an NBA star.