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I just love this movie. So much fun for kids and family.

I am a great admirer of Gentili as a comedian. I resisted, for a time, watching this movie because the subject matter did not attract so much attention, but with so much publicity, I went to the movies today.

What I saw had a lot of fun. In spite of being totally overcloud, being quite coarse in some moments, the film realizes with competence what it is proposed to do: grace with everything, without limits. And this kind of film is necessary. Not for the content, but for the freedom to be able to do something other than, for example, the new Trapalhões: totally limited, to please a few people who wish to be the owners of the virtues.

The funniest parts are just what Gentili DOES NOT appear. He does not act well, it seems that he can not get away from himself (although in the final scenes, it seems that he is better). Carlos Vilagrán is PRICELESS! He was not totally caricatured, like a modern "Quico", but the coiled way of his Portuguese is wonderful!

Highlight for: the photograph! What quality! It is because of this well- crafted photograph that many say "ours does not even look like a national film" (as if this were a great compliment). But in any case, this is one of the only national comedy films of the last few decades that does not look like a 2 hour skit of Zorra Total, which is undoubtedly a great compliment. Another highlight: Bruno Munhoz. The young actor, who according to Gentili was found randomly on the Instagram, gave a show! This boy has a great future, especially if he continues in the field of comedy! Time will tell.

Although it is not the Gentili filming it seems, with its endless advertisements, it is fun to damn and with all the scenes that made me laugh  (especially those that the wonderful Moacyr Franco appears), I give 7 stars with great tranquility to this work. And here is a record of congratulations to the producers, for daring so much in a time when things are so ingrained in the field of entertainment, because nothing can and does not hurt any minority.

This movie *is not* for *kids*, it's a movie for Gen X and Millenials.

Bullying is undesirable, but it still happens, as cheating on school exams - for the audience, that was the norm. For PC people, it's not.

The cast is very good, and the movie has some great moments.

At one point the character says "This is starting to sound like the script for a trashy movie", it wasn't a mere coincidence, the movie is trash, just like Gentilli's repentant Bolsonarian mind, but it's possible to have a good laugh, if we are persistent and well-intentioned... Filled with politically incorrect jokes, with children, including pedophilia and the like... I'm sorry about Quiko and Porchat, they deserved better, but it was fair to Joana Fomm... Slapstick, bad, unpleasant and scatological...

Bernado and Pedro are students and face the routine of fulfilling their school obligations, getting good grades, behaving well and following the rules, which are increasingly elaborate thanks to director Ademar. Frustrated, Pedro ends up finding a diary on how to cause chaos at school without getting caught, which leads the two friends to follow the notebook's tips.

This movie achieves the improbable feat of making a concoction of bland and unfunny jokes with scenes that condone pedophilia (a male adult suggests that two 13 and 14 year old boys masturbate him) and bullying (the 'teacher' - played by Gentili himself - bullies his 'apprentices' and pokes fun at them on screen for trying to defend themselves, saying that it is sissy to call bullying 'bullying').

A movie made for kids, "tweens" and teens that goes against all the progresses made by educators and the society as a whole to fight bullying and pedophilia.

A shameful result, it is better to forget this one was made altogether.