It was a bit more childish for me but overall i got the feeling and the message it wanted to pass. This is good for 14< ages Liked the whole [spoiler]Leo brother story[/spoiler]

The animations were great in it..

Not the worst 90 minutes of my life, this is an enjoyable comedy tinged with sadness. Sure to appeal to its target audience of middle schoolers.

I love Griffin Gluck. He brings on a special 'emotional Greg Heffley' vibe on screen. The animations in this movie are amazing and vibrant. The story is interesting, fun, and engaging. Rafe is a troubled child and it feels like the whole world is against him. He has changed schools again only to find that somehow Leo has also ended up at the same place. It is now up to Rafe and his best buddy Leo to take down the hideous system and their nonsensical rules before it is too late.

Ok-ish movie. This is more geared towards a younger audience. Also, I didn't see the plot twist coming.