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TrailerRad is a 13-year-old boy. He is obsessed with ping pong and hip hop. He goes on a summer vacation to Ocean City with his family every year. Maryland is a new best friend and also is his first real crush. She becomes the target of a rich man and he finds an unexpected mentor in his outcast next-door neighbor.Genre: ComedyActors: Marcello Conte, Robert Hambury, Helena May Seabrook, John Hannah, Lea Thompson, Francis J. Tully, Mary Ann Tully, Emmi Shockley, Joseph McCaughtry, Andy Riddle, Judah Friedlander, ...»Director: Michael TullyCountry: United StatesDuration: 92 minQuality: HDRelease: 2014IMDb: 5.4Rating(1) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Ping Pong Summer"
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Characters of "Ping Pong Summer"
Rad MiraclePlayed by: Marcello Conte
Mr. MiraclePlayed by: John Hannah
Mrs. MiraclePlayed by: Lea Thompson
Randi JammerPlayed by: Susan Sarandon
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Directors of "Ping Pong Summer"
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Creators of "Ping Pong Summer"
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Critic Reviews of "Ping Pong Summer"
San Francisco ChronicleJune 19, 2014The stakes are low throughout the film - even the bullies are mostly bluster - making the big finish an anticlimax.
VarietyJune 06, 2014[Tully achieves] a winning innocence of spirit in which performances and production design are all perfectly synched to his low-key comic vision.
New York Magazine/VultureJune 06, 2014It's so dedicated to the odd textures of its world that it becomes something else - personal, abstract, and strangely honest.
RogerEbert.comJune 06, 2014While "Ping Pong Summer" does aggressively pander to viewers' nostalgia (dig that Nike track suit, and Run-D.M.C. cassette tape!), it's also warmer and funnier than its worst jokes.
Los Angeles TimesJune 05, 2014A ho-hum memory piece that could have used a bit more objectivity, not to mention depth and energy.
New York TimesJune 05, 2014This gentle comedy, while entirely unmemorable, releases a genuine warmth that deflects harsh judgment.
Bust MagazineOctober 05, 2016t all sounds like pretty familiar coming-of-age film fodder, but Ping Pong Summer reinvigorates the genre.
The Film StageJune 21, 2016While the film feels overly familiar in plot, it's lightweight, pleasurable tone causes it to glide by.
HeyUGuysOctober 21, 2014Downright absurd, but ineffably entertaining, and you simply have to take this for what it is, and get on board.
The PlaylistAugust 24, 2014Without a heavy emphasis on heart-shaped nostalgia, "Ping Pong Summer" would be nothing.
Blu-ray.comJune 11, 2014While there are substantial shortcomings to the picture, it knows how to have a good time, playing with teen cinema conventions as it checks off its laundry list of references and sense memories.
Common Sense MediaJune 09, 2014Summer coming-of-age tale is high on nostalgia, low on plot.
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