'Good Boys' mini-review — Good boys doing bad things

Three tween boys ditch school and go on an adventure that involves drones, drugs, and a suspicious number of sex toys in Good Boys.

90-second review: If movies like Superbad and Booksmart prove anything, it's that watching uncool teens try to be cool is a comedy gold mine. Good Boys mines the same tropes for humor — the entire plot revolves around the main trio doing anything and everything to make it to their first spin-the-bottle kissing party. However, there's also the added layer that they're tweens and they still don't understand how many things in the world work.

One of those things is how to kiss. Then even look up "porn" in an attempt to learn and are hilariously horrified to learn that it doesn't just involve kissing. So, Max (Jacob Tremblay who gave one of the best child performances in history in Room) comes up with a plan to use his father's beloved drone to spy on his high schooler neighbor Hannah (Molly Gordon) — "she’s nymphomaniac, someone who has sex on land and sea," h…