The film follows the story of Luke Davenport (played by Brock Pierce), the teenage son of President of the United States, President Davenport (played by James Naughton). Luke struggles with fitting in at his new school due to the constant presence of Secret Service agents and the pressure of being the president’s son.
To make matters worse, Luke becomes the target of school bullies, particularly Rob (played by Zachery Ty Bryan). Fed up with being constantly watched and unable to make friends, Luke decides to sneak out of the White House and explore Washington, D.C. on his own.
During his escapade, Luke encounters Sam Simms (played by Sinbad), a Secret Service agent who has been assigned to protect him. Initially, Luke and Sam clash due to their differing personalities and priorities. However, they eventually form an unlikely bond as Sam helps Luke navigate the challenges of being the first kid.
Meanwhile, an insider threat within the Secret Service poses a danger to Luke’s safety. As Luke and Sam work together to uncover the traitor, they face various obstacles and adventures, including high-speed chases, narrow escapes, and comedic mishaps.
In the climax of the film, Luke is kidnapped by the traitor and taken hostage. With the help of Sam and his quick thinking, Luke manages to outsmart his captors and escape unharmed. The traitor is apprehended, and Luke’s safety is ensured once again.
In the end, Luke returns to the White House, where he reconciles with his father and gains a newfound appreciation for the responsibilities that come with being the president’s son. With Sam’s guidance and friendship, Luke learns valuable lessons about courage, loyalty, and standing up for what is right.
“First Kid” is praised for its lighthearted humor, heartwarming message, and the chemistry between Brock Pierce and Sinbad. It offers an entertaining and family-friendly take on the challenges of growing up in the public eye and the importance of friendship and integrity.