He discovered the world of superheroes while in the group home. What his venue of escape from a life that included drug addiction and AIDS were his comic books. He ran away from the home when he was 16.
In the time I knew him, the one thing he always told me was how he wished he had a family. He and his sister were taken from their parents and placed in a group home which he hated his whole life. The late Roy Gomez did not have a great time in the brief span he had on Earth. But because it took me back over 10 year to someone who was really into superheroes and the comic books that popularized them. Not because of the quality of the film which I found good and entertaining. I had some tears in my eyes watching Zoom this evening. Reviewed by bkoganbing 8 / 10 To The Boy Who Wanted To Be A Superhero This is simply a badly thought out comic book movie. The kids need more screen time to develop. The adults are the problem of this movie. He's just a pathetic shadow of his former self. Chevy Chase is silly without being funny. Little Cindy Collins (Ryan Newman) has super strength. Tucker Williams (Spencer Breslin) can blow up parts of his body. Summer Jones (Kate Mara) has telekinetic powers and empathic senses. Dylan West (Michael Cassidy) is a teen with invisibility and clairvoyance.
Now General Larraby (Rip Torn) in Area 52 and Grant bring back Jack with the help of psychologist Marsha Holloway (Courteney Cox) to train a new group of kids. Grant (Chevy Chase) exposed the team to Gamma-13 which turned older brother Connor/Concussion to the dark side 30 years ago destroying the team. Jack Shepard (Tim Allen) is disillusioned bitter former super-speed superhero and sole survivor Captain Zoom of Team Zenith. Reviewed by SnoopyStyle 4 / 10 Needed to be about the kids
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