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DVD & Blu-ray review: The Kings of Summer DVD & Blu-ray, Optimum Anthony Quinn Anthony Quinn is The Independent's Film Critic. Sunday 29 September 2013 It’s a coming-of-age movie, though not quite as we know it. Best friends Joe (Nick Robinson) and Patrick (Gabriel Basso) are 15 years old and fed up with their parents. Patrick’s are invasively friendly, while Joe’s widowed father has withdrawn into sarcastic gruffness. On discovery of a clearing deep in the woods, Joe decides on a Thoreau-like experiment: they will abscond from home and build a ramshackle house for the summer. The film’s tone seesaws between the confusion of adolescence and the quirkiness of an American indie debut, the latter incarnated in the Puckish figure of Biaggio (Moisés Arias), the boys’ diminutive fixer, while the former is represented by Kelly (Erin Moriarty), the dream blonde admired by both. The domestic idyll begins to flake in the heat. And if the film doesn’t quite manage to dovetail the different elements, there’s tender characterisation, good performances and fabulous deadpan humour from Joe’s dad. Review: A panoramic account of the hacking scandalbooks TV TV TV Arts & Ents blogs Travel Shop - 1 Russell Brand accuses FOX News anchor Sean Hannity of terrorism after aggressive Israel-Gaza debate - 2 Pope Francis issues top 10 tips for happiness – including don’t try to convert other people - 3 Arturo Vidal to Manchester United: Midfielder set to force through move to Louis van Gaal's Red Devils - reports - 4 Disney heiress Abigail disowns her share of family profits in West Bank company - 5 Israel's propaganda machine is finally starting to misfire The secret report that helps Israel hide facts Land for gas: Merkel and Putin discussed secret deal could end Ukraine crisis Woman and two children killed by mob in riots over 'blasphemous' Facebook post in Pakistan Richard Dawkins tweets: 'Date rape is bad, stranger rape is worse' Putin is 'thuggish, dishonest and reckless', says British ambassador to US Boozy, ignorant, intolerant, but very polite – Britain as others see us - < Previous - Next > #fashionhappy film competition Calling all fashionistas! Enter our film competition to win a £2,000 Westfield Gift Card plus an internship at London Live. Join the party With Prudential RideLondon taking place on 9 and 10 August, it is worth finding out where the best places to spectate are during the weekend Update your holiday wardrobe Update your holiday wardrobe with tropical prints, the perfect pair of sandals and some seriously stylish swimwear to make a splash in. Bon voyage. i100: Summer Lifehacks This is the only wallet you need at the beach this year (and 15 other lifehacks to get you through summer) Sun Set Style After a hard day spent sunbathing, breeze into dusk with relaxed separates and sunset hues. Polish it off with shimmering details and an Aperol spritz Get the look. See the trends. Westfield and Snapfashion team up to create a new digital styling tool. Create a style board or browse this season's trends. #editme. Enter the latest Independent competitions Win anything from gadgets to five-star holidays on our competitions and offers page. Business videos from commercial thought leaders Watch the best in the business world give their insights into the world of business.
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Sažetak 'Kraljevi ljeta' jedinstvena je komedija o sazrijevanju trojice dobrih prijatelja - Joea (Nick Robinson), Patricka (Gabriel Basso) te nepredvidivog Biaggia (Moises Arias). U posljednjem činu neovisnosti, njih trojica odluče u šumi sagraditi kuću i živjeti u divljini. Bez roditeljske stege, njihovo idilično ljeto ubrzo se pretvara u kušnju njihova prijateljstva, a svaki od mladića pritom će učiti cijeniti činjenicu da od obitelji ne možeš pobjeći - bez obzira radi li se o obitelji u kojoj se rađamo, ili koju sami stvaramo...