Good Boys, a lewd and crude tween friendship film, ultimately has as much heart as it does F-bombs. Yep, beyond all the R-rated raunch (and there’s A LOT of it) this is really nothing more than a sweet coming-of-age story. No, seriously. Admittedly though, things can get uncomfortable at times with, you know, watching sixth-grade boys say and do very grownup things. Like what, you ask? Well, they are handling sex toys, navigating porn sites, tasting beer, negotiating drug deals, sweet talking sex dolls… I think you get the picture. But, as hard as it might be to believe, it’s all done with juvenile innocence. That comedic innocence is brought to life by a talented cast of kids the likes of Jacob Tremblay, Brady Noon and Keith L. Williams. And while Tremblay is the strongest actor in the bunch, Williams steals just about every scene he’s in. Now, the film’s biggest issue comes courtesy of the constant repetitive humour. Here, the writers lay out pretty much the same gags over and over again, with only slight differences. But even if some of the vulgar-ness gets old fast, our young cast’s infectious bond sure doesn’t. And for that, Good Boys teeters on F’n great!