Common Sense Media Review
By Monique Jones
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based on child development research. How do we rate?
Raunchy teen comedy has sex, language, drinking.
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Who's a Good Boy?
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What's the Story?
WHO'S A GOOD BOY follows Chema (Sebastian Dante), a high school senior who desperately wants to be seen as popular by his classmates. When he's tasked with chaperoning a new transfer student (Sirena Ortiz), a beautiful popular girl, he believes that if they date, he'll be able to be popular himself. But this puts him at odds with his friends and the girl who actually likes him for himself.
Is It Any Good?
Who's a Good Boy? might give fans of raunchy teen comedies something to laugh at and enjoy. For other viewers who don't particularly care to see so much sex on screen, it might not be as enjoyable a watch. However, Who's a Good Boy? contains some universal ideas that everyone can root for, such as the importance of standing up for yourself and owning your own identity in the face of bullies. The film also highlights the importance of sticking close to friends who accept you for who you are.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about courage. How does Chema show courage in the film? How does he inspire others to be themselves?
What difficult lessons does Chema learn about growing up and being himself?
How does sex and sexuality play a role in the film's story?
What lesson does Chema learn from his mom about being himself?
How is friendship portrayed in the film?
Movie Details
- On DVD or streaming : November 23, 2022
- Cast : Sebastian Dante , Sirena Ortiz , Harold Azuara , Diego Meléndez
- Director : Ihtzi Hurtado
- Inclusion Information : Latino Movie Actor(s)
- Studio : Netflix
- Genre : Comedy
- Topics : Friendship , School ( High School )
- Run time : 95 minutes
- MPAA rating :
- Last updated : December 3, 2025
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