mariaagnesquinn

Loved the cast, loved the concept, loved the execution.

This, was brilliantly done and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

All I can say is that I hope the (casting, writing and directing) brains behind this make more things together.

Everything these days feels like reboots and repeats but this was fresh and fun.

This is one film I would even enjoy a second film of. The potential for next step is almost endless.

No spoilers here, just appreciation for much needed light relief and amusement in the films of today.

The casting was brilliant too -again, thoroughly appreciated the work that has clearly gone on in the on and off-screen relationships with the main characters.

It's a clever film without being over the top.

I don't believe it's too hard hitting to handle if any of the themes it touches on have been something the viewer has lived through or is living through.

I believe it could even be a helpful tool for a viewer to identify if any of their issues have yet to be resolved or if they are still in denial.

This potentially could be a good film for a high school PSHE (Personal, Social& Health Education) class to allow some teens and tweens a stepping stone for dialogue and, hopefully, help if needed.

*bonus of course for me was the aunt (played by Kathleen Wilhoite) having heterochromia - different coloured eyes. Can you guess what I have? LOL.

I found this to be an underrated gem.

I refuse to say a word more lest I ruin any surprises for anyone... and believe me there are more surprises than in an M. Night Shyamalan film.