Stunning! Honest, simple, poignant. And Owen Wilson! Very valuable, but without pushing applications to the throat. Wonderfully subtle.

I really enjoyed this movie. Left me smiling at the end... That is always a good sign.

A sweet, funny, earnest coming-of-age dramedy that plays out like a period piece, even though it's set in the present day. Tempering a plucky spirit and subtle, pointed sense of humor with an introverted lead character and a familiar, bittersweet atmosphere, it's a spiritual successor to the John Hughes golden age of the mid-80s.

Liam James is beautifully awkward as the quiet, brooding young teenager at the story's epicenter, aided by a thoroughly deep, entertaining supporting cast. No matter how minor, every character enjoys a purpose and a motivation, enriching the scenery and tickling the viewer's curiosity with a tangle of warm, colorful subplots. Steve Carell will get plenty of attention in his unexpected turn as the boy's self-centered douchebag stand-in father, but Sam Rockwell's deeper-than-he-seems burnout splash park manager is the real show stealer. A strong, heartfelt and meaningful return visit to adolescence for anyone who's ever felt out-of-place in their own skin.

@ninax I didn't see Owen Wilson in this movie...

I have to say that I expecting more from this film but I enjoyed it anyway. It's a solid drama/comedy full of heart with great characters, which one as an important role in the story.

A coming of age story about Duncan, a boy that goes on a summer vacation with his mom, her boyfriend and the boyfriend's daughter. Duncan is awkward and very shy. He is lost and trying to find a place in the world. Then he finds a friend at a water park that will help him in that rough time of his adolescence and make things a little happier.

All of the cast is great, all have solid performances. It was good to see Steve Carell playing a more serious and dramatic role, different from what we are used to see him do. Sam Rockwell was hilarious, absolutely amazing performance throughout the film!

It's that kind of open ending film but I was waiting a lot more at the end. Despite that, I had a great time watching it.

And I have to mention him again, Sam Rockwell you are awesome!

I can't say why exactly, but I just love this movie. Maybe it's that subtle showing of a teenage boy struggles and growing as a man, maybe it's Sam Rockwell's charisma, maybe everything a little bit. But all together it's an awesome movie.

This movie is fabulous! I would definitely recommend it if you liked Little Miss Sunshine or Sing Street!!

i really enjoyed this movie, left me smiling at the end, that is always a good sign

Don’t know exactly why but my favourite movie poster

The only adult in this movie is the 14 years old Duncan.

My favourite movie, it's give me a good feeling after i watch it:heart:

A solid coming of age story with great dialogue and unique/complex characters. Liam James does an excellent job embodying the awkward teen (perhaps too excellent, as I struggled to make it through some of his cringiest moments). Sam Rockwell is hilarious and wholesome as the mentor. And most surprising of all was Steve Carell. Going into the movie blind, I didn't know what his role was going to be, so the excellent opening scene that establishes him as a total dick and the pseudo villain of the story was a big subversion of what I expected.