Weirdos

The screenplay of the film is very good and admirable, I just wish it had captivated me a bit more to be able to call it great, because the technical aspects here really are amazing. The cinematography is incredibly impressive and has a very controlled look. The performances are also really really good.

Sweet innocence, good acting, good story. A journey of discovery and acceptance. Beautiful cinematography. Beautiful message. So proud to be Canadian.

It was a very good and entertaining movie. I enjoyed the laid back atmosphere and environment of the '70s. Some people may be bored by the film, but it causes you to reflect upon life especially if you were born during the '60s and '70s. Highly recommend it to any movie buff.

Telling our own stories, avoiding the cliches--this is Canadian cinema at its best. Probably a bit slow for many movie goers, but heh, so was life then. Kids weren't monitored as much (no cell phones!) and we go up to a lot of stuff, most of which we don't want our kids to know. Coming out in seventies was possible, but still really tough. The kid in this movie was lucky, many weren't, but some managed it, brave kids that they were. According to my son kids don't even say "weirdos" anymore. Another word to avoid so as to not date one self.