middle school worst days of my life book

On the other hand, the kids begin misbehaving before most of that takes place (though on only a fraction of the scale that they do throughout the rest of the film). On the one hand, the Principal overreacts to every offense he sees and even takes offense at unreasonable things. On the other hand, the kids’ retaliation affects (or could affect) more people than just those who deserve it, and this is never taken into consideration. They are intentionally rough to the kids and pretty much everyone else in their lives. On the one hand, the administration at the school is truly evil, and they deserve what they’re getting. As I was thinking about this film, I found that for every thought I had, there was an “on the other hand.” So I think that’s the best way to present all the positives and negatives of this film-just write out all those thoughts. The premise of the film, in short, is that the administrators at Rafe’s new school are mean and hate children, so Rafe and his friends rebel in the most slapstick ways possible. Butts, pee, poop, farts, wedgies-it’s all here.

The only language is five OMGs, one p*ss, one t*rd, the beginning of an s-word, and a handful of rude slang terms, like “ef,” sucks,” and “butt wipe.” While I don’t consider toilet humor to be necessarily sinful, this film overdoes it. It’s a real thing that many children deal with. I found this inoffensive, however, because the entire relationship is portrayed in a negative light and it’s an honest portrayal of what is unfortunately normal in our day and age. (I actually find this more concerning than the aforementioned issues.) Viewers should also be cautioned that Rafe’s divorced mother and her boyfriend move in together before marriage. There is also a kiss between the two main characters (who are middle schoolers), and they have a romantic relationship throughout. The only sexual content is a reference to a character having drawn b**bs, and another character being hot. The only violence is several animated slapstick action scenes, which are the imaginations of a child artist.

It looked like the next “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off,” a teen classic with some of the worst role models EVER! I was relieved to find that “Middle School…” isn’t nearly that bad its messages are not all bad, but mixed.īefore I delve into all that, let me get the usual content concerns out of the way. I had some major concerns about this film when it came out. Steve Carr-“Paul Blart: Mall Cop” (2009), “Daddy Day Care” (2003) Storm Bell … Glee Club / Middle School StudentĬhristian Riveron (Christian Adrian Riveron) … Student Patrick Fagan … Campaign Boy: Norman Hendrickson

Ricardo Riveron (Ricardo Andres Riveron) … Student Patti Schellhaas … Mom at Dave and Busters Jonah Bowling … Dave and Busters Boy / Student

Middle school worst days of my life book