Good Boys

2019
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Title: Good Boys

Original Title: Good Boys

Year: 2019

Info

Release Dates

  • UK: August 16 2019
  • United States: August 16 2019

Plot

The self-proclaimed 'Beanbag Boys', made up of 6th graders Max (Jacob Tremblay, 'Wonder'), Thor (Brady Noon, 'Boardwalk Empire') and Lucas (Keith L. Williams, 'The Last Man on Earth'), are sick of being your stereotypical little angels. At 12-years-old, they feel it's time to start barreling towards adolescence without a backwards glance, which for Max means attending a party hosted by the cool kids at which he's assured there will be "kissing", giving him a chance to make a move on his crush, Brixlee (Millie Davis, 'Orphan Black'). To prepare themselves for their new tween lives, they decide to investigate a world of drugs and puppy love that grosses them out and highlights their naivety about the world they're desperate to be a part of.

However, their plan threatens to be derailed when the trio break a drone owned by Max's father (Will Forte, 'Nebraska') whilst trying to spy on two teenage girls down the street, Hannah and Lily (Molly Gordon, 'Booksmart' & Midori Francis, 'The Birch'). If they don't replace it by the time Max's father returns from a work trip, Max will be grounded and his kissing party plan will be a lost cause.

'Good Boys' is a coming-of-age comedy directed by Gene Stupnitsky ('The Office') and written by Stupnitsky alongside Lee Eisenberg ('Hello Ladies').

Cast

Director:

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Videos

'Good Boys' trailer 2:25

'Good Boys' trailer

July 3 2019

Photos

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Trivia

Stars restricted

The three kids starring the film Jacob Tremblay, Keith L. Williams and Brady Noon can't legally watch the film because they are under 18.

Jacob Tremblay and Millie Davis

Jacob Tremblay and Millie Davis previously worked together in Wonder (2017).

Seth Rogen - Red Band Trailer

While he doesn't appear in the film itself, producer Seth Rogen plays himself in a short skit introducing the official red band trailer (intended for adult audiences only), where he tells the three leads they're too young to watch the trailer.

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