'Everyone sees what they want to see'Comedy? Yes, absolutely. But for whom? Not every adult will sit in front of the screen with such a spectacle. I even imagined how my teacher after the first minutes of the tape runs out of the cinema hall shouting 'How

Comedy? Yes, absolutely. But for whom? Not every adult will sit in front of the screen with such a spectacle. I even imagined how my teacher after the first minutes of the tape runs out of the cinema hall shouting 'How can you show this?!'. Question by the way reasonable. If you add 'to it...children?'. Actually, the film is about them, and the plot, let's not be disingenuous, definitely for them. Arguing about morals and morals is stupid, isn't it? You can only accept this or that phenomenon, or not notice it at all - it's like rose-colored glasses. The first, I think, is more reasonable. Watch 'Good boys' is worth at least because it is, perhaps, one of the best embodiments of the last years of the beloved genre of American Comedy, and (!) not so snotty and far from predictable. A state of mild shock will tingle the viewer unexpectedly, as if on a roller coaster - the authors clearly tried to do this.

And of course you can't ignore the musical component! The popular composition, already familiar all over the planet, very subtly fit into the plot and with a sparkling explosion emphasized the finale of the picture. At some point, I even thought-but the story can continue and shoot the second part...

The main character of the picture (I dare not call him a beginner), Jacob Tremblay, a canadian by birth, who has already played at least a dozen completely diverse roles ('Smurfs 2', 'Somnia', 'Predator'), brilliantly tried on the image of a young urban knight-romantic, a fighter against evil and a connoisseur of sincere friendship. It is quite possible that in 'Good boys' the audience will see him as the best of all young actors (performers of adult roles were here more for 'furniture'and frequent taunts at them).

Well, everyone will perceive this film in their own way - Oh, these principles that prevent you from giving a true assessment of your feelings.

A generation of a different view of uncut movies. However, if you evaluate without prejudice, it turned out to be an incredibly cool, exciting film not only with humor. A very true reflection of reality, even if not always desirable (the notorious alcohol and drugs, meanness and indifference seem closer here than the concepts of friendship, loyalty and love), but still — the main characters see this failed world in their own way and only they decide what comes first for them! Generations change, mores change, and no matter what anyone says, the world still becomes brighter!