I watched ten minutes of this alone and knew it was exactly right for a family get-together on Black Friday. The kids loved it and the adults too!
There is enough action to keep things moving along and the jokes are never abusive, but laugh-out-loud funny. I am 71 and related to Leo's fear of the clock running out but without feeling undone by that threat. I was not put off by stereotypical male/female/otherwise roles or by racial presentations.
The classroom scene early on, as Leo and his buddy assess the incoming fifth grade class was inhabited by real life characters who fit cliché "types" but were so spot on I could not help laughing.
There is enough action to keep things moving along and the jokes are never abusive, but laugh-out-loud funny. I am 71 and related to Leo's fear of the clock running out but without feeling undone by that threat. I was not put off by stereotypical male/female/otherwise roles or by racial presentations.
The classroom scene early on, as Leo and his buddy assess the incoming fifth grade class was inhabited by real life characters who fit cliché "types" but were so spot on I could not help laughing.
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