On this episode we talk about “Good Boys”

A coming-of-age comedy starring three actual teenagers.

I'm not going to bury the lede here we thoroughly enjoyed this film. Granted it's not your big budget Blockbuster or Oscar contending biopic. It is in the purest sense a comedy that uses humor to tell some interesting anecdotes about being a real teenager.

Directed by Gene Stypnitsky and written by him and Lee Eisenberg. And Starring three wonderful actors, Jacob Tremblay, Keith L. Williams, and Brad Noon. These young actors bring a genuine comedy and understanding of the material and somehow elevate a raunchy comedy.

On this inaugural episode of Kinetic Impressions we discuss Inglorious Bastards. The self-proclaimed Masterpiece by filmmaker Quentin Tarantino.

We discuss the aspects of Hans Landa and the way that Christoph Waltz portrayed a character of both depth and intention.

And the ways Quentin Tarantino wove together a story that is both an allegory for the World War II and a direct representation of the wars war Dynamics.

Overall a fantastic film and one that we enjoyed re-watching.