Pocketman and Cargoboy

KIds are often the weaker elements in movies, but not in this one.

The writing is so bad I had to check to see whether it was actually one of the teenage actors who'd written the movie. No, it's an adult. The dialog is stilted and facile, and the story alternates between weak and cliched.

The acting by the adults is appalling. Just because it's low-budget doesn't mean the acting has to be terrible. (See "Primer".)

And the cinematography and direction are terrible too.

This is a terrible movie - but don't blame the kids.

As soon as I read Teenage Secret Agents I knew this film would be total garbage. Teenagers are usually spotty little oinks who can't get out of bed or a safespace not secret agents saving the world. As a kids film I'm sure it will be loved but if you're a grown up don't waste your time or money with this one...

Poor acting from both adults and kids. Like many others have said the script is not good.

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

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.