Opening

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Funeral Kings Reviews

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Mark Olsen
Los Angeles Times
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A surprisingly sweet story about a pair of Rhode Island Catholic schoolboys, played with knockabout charm by Alex Maizus and Dylan Hartigan.

Full Review Source: Los Angeles Times | Original Score: 3/5

November 16, 2012
Ian Buckwalter
NPR
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That headlong hormonal rush toward what boys perceive as the benefits of adulthood is what the brothers McManus capture here with candor and occasional hilarity.

Full Review Source: NPR | Original Score: 5.9/10

November 15, 2012
John Anderson
Variety
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A raggedy but refreshing yarn about the near-terminal condition known as male adolescence.

Full Review Source: Variety

November 12, 2012
Eugene Novikov
Film Blather

The plot's head-fakes are a little bit frustrating, but 'Funeral Kings' compensates with moment-to-moment cleverness and a slew of wonderfully specific little details

Full Review Source: Film Blather | Original Score: B

March 13, 2012
Drew McWeeny
HitFix

Funeral Kings is confident and controlled and, with an unabashed vulgarity underscoring everything, about as pure a piece of movie memory as I can name.

Full Review Source: HitFix | Original Score: B+

March 13, 2012

One of the funniest movies about selfish, vulgar, horny 14-year-olds in quite some time.

Full Review Source: Twitch | Original Score: 4/5

March 12, 2012
Mike Scott
Times-Picayune

It hits on several intriguing ideas, but none are fully developed in what ends up being an aimless, scattered exercise.

Full Review Source: Times-Picayune | Original Score: 1/5

January 11, 2013
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