Chicos Buenos
Good Boys
Director:
Gene StupnitskyCámara:
Jonathan FurmanskiMúsica:
Lyle WorkmanReparto:
Jacob Tremblay, Keith L. Williams, Brady Noon, Benita Ha, Midori Francis, Molly Gordon, Will Forte, Sam Richardson, Lil Rel Howery, Millie Davis (más)Streaming (2)
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A Max, (Jacob Tremblay) le han invitado a su primera “fiesta del morreo”, pero hay un problema: nunca ha besado a nadie y no sabe cómo hacerlo. Con ayuda de sus dos mejores amigos, Thor (Brady Noon) y Lucas (Keith L. Williams) Max decide espiar con el dron de su padre – que tiene terminantemente prohibido usar – a una pareja que, en teoría, se está dando el lote en una casa vecina. Sin embargo, el plan no puede salir peor y el dron no sobrevive a la aventura. Decididos a reemplazarlo rápidamente antes de que regrese el padre de Max (Will Forte), los tres amigos se embarcan en una odisea que les llevará a involucrarse en un asunto de drogas, e incluso a verse perseguidos por la policía y por unas aterradoras adolescentes (Molly Gordon). (Universal Pictures España)
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This is this year's big hit and a clear Comedy of the Year! After all those teen comedies set in high school comes a tween comedy from elementary school and not only will it take you back 20 years nostalgically, but it will also make you laugh, smile, be touched and maybe even shed a tear at the end. Jacob Tremblay is a already big Hollywood star (13 decent films at 13 years old!). The film has a rather funny story featuring the first porn movie, the first kissing party and the first buying and selling of drugs (the scene in the drug den is one of the highlights). An unexpected hit that I will definitely come back to. 85%
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As far as weaker moments go, this movie has quite a few, yet I’m still rating it relatively high. There might be a poor joke here and there, but it’s usually followed by an extremely hilarious one. I also had to appreciate that brainwashing at an early age does indeed produce results, and if the Americans keep this up, they will end up like the dodo because men are scared to even look at a woman, let alone touch her. The humor in this comedy is so unbalanced that I could give it a lower rating, but I did have a good laugh, and there was an important truth hidden in the ballast, and it made me think of a couple of childhood friends I hadn't seen for decades.
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