This directorial debut from T. Sean Shannon is unfortunately, a dull affair. Telling a story of a 16-year old boy with an early male pattern baldness, it brushes against very important topics such as what it means to be a lot different than your peers and how much kids struggle with acceptation but it never gets too heavy - its balancing act is done rather well. It tries to tell a wise message, unfortunately the message it carries gets lost in movie's over-reliance on one, dull baldness joke. It is funny in places but not enough to be a good comedy. It is warm enough to just about be a decent family movie for a Sunday afternoon, with solid Cuba Cooding Jr playing the janitor. Although even for a Sunday afternoon family time, I would rather consider other, better titles.