Pocketman and Cargoboy

I only watched this because a flat headed reviewer decided that they were going to hate it as soon as they heard ' Teenage Secret Agents '.....!

No point in deciding against a visual experience based on 3 written words, you may as well make the choice not to watch it.

As it goes, not a bad movie at all! Good for a fun watch when there is nothing else.

If you are a young teen, you will enjoy it, If you are an adult you will accept it for what it is.

The First Cargo Boy and Pocket Man is a masterfully crafted story that seamlessly weaves sharp political commentary into its engaging narrative. On the surface, it's a quirky, fast-paced adventure filled with memorable characters-Cargo Boy's relentless hustle and Pocket Man's enigmatic presence make for an unforgettable duo. But beneath the humour and action lies a razor-sharp critique of capitalism, labour exploitation, and bureaucratic absurdity.

The way the film uses its absurd premise to highlight real-world issues is nothing short of genius. Cargo Boy's endless toil mirrors the struggles of the working class, while Pocket Man's mysterious influence feels like a biting satire on shadowy power brokers pulling strings behind the scenes.

It was embarrassing to watch. A total waste of time.

Though I've never been partial for action flicks, I was on the edge of my seat from start to finish. My girlfriend just graduated from film school, and though she'd never heard of/studied this movie, we watched it together and it's become an instant date night classic.

Movies like this remind me why my childhood dream was to be a director... just the captivating plot, the impressive visuals, and the child performances sure to put a sock in the mouth of anyone who's ever said kids are the weakest part of a movie.

And the tension in the classroom scene... titillating!

Highly recommend!

It's ganna be simple bad acting bad writing bad spacial effects.