The Kings of Summer
Comedy • R • 2013 • 1 hr 35 min
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Nick Robinson, Gabriel Basso, Moisés Arias, Nick Offerman, Erin Moriarty
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Light-hearted, feel-good, coming of age movie that properly depicts the independence we all seek at some point during our teenage years
Awesome cast, simple but compelling story. The chemistry and the story are so pitch perfect I could have spent 20 hours in this movie
Toes the line expertly between being overly sentimental and irreverent. Strays from itself a bit, but a heartwarming and fun journey.
Randomly picked a movie one night and was very happy with my choice
Great coming of age story and so funny.
this was a really good movie and the plot has given me a few ideas for this summer, if covid calms down 🙄
Movie got a little slow at the end but I still love it
An amazingly heartwarming. Every performance is great and fits the character perfect but Nick Robinson steals it for me. Great soundtrack!
Worth at least a watch made me think back to my childhood when I wanted to run away
Reminiscent of those times I wanted to run away and build my own forest home. Before I saw the horror films of course. Innocent and fun.
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