It's important to note this movie is very very inappropriate and not for everyone! I loved almost everything about it on top of having a rough time in my life this really uplifted my spirits no matter what anyone thinks it's definitely worth a chance. I loved the rebellious humor, soundtrack made me smile, the cast was great, and believe it or not there is some well written dialogue.

Max (Jacob Tremblay),Lucas (Keith L. Williams),and Thor (Brady Noon) are best friends who call themselves, the Bean Bag Boys. It's sixth grade and they face difficulties. Max gets invited by the cool kid to a kissing party. The boys struggle to learn how to kiss which gets them into trouble with two high school girls looking for their Molly.

The boys are fun and appealing. The foul language is fun but more often than not, it's the boys not understanding which makes it funnier. The girls are good although the movie lacks the scary bully which is often the villain in this type of movie. There are a couple of questionable things happening. The plot is simple and has its fun. It's the new Wonder Years but not as iconic.

This is a story about 3 tween buddies that is not for tweens. ("We're not kids. We're tweens!") Max (Jacob Tremblay) wants to go to a party where there will be girl kissing. He is crushing on Brixlee (Millie Davis) and would die if anyone else kissed her. The events leading up to the party is the main farce of the picture as the guys get a lesson in life. Several lessons actually. The film is a comedy "romp" about the curiosity of tweens, as well as them being ignorant of adult items.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity. Music teacher forces kids to sing Katrina and the New Waves.