All Screwed Up

This little movie has a pile of potential A quirky magical premise, a sweet love story, a decent subplot about bullying and even manages to be respectful about an autism like disorder for a minute. But it's buried under terrible humor that turns the first half of the movie into a bad parody of a bad high school movie. It's as if someone working on this was passionate and creative about making films and someone else was phoning it in and just hitting terrible tropes. It's the sort of films that is exemplar of the issues that make every movie these days feel so similar.